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A Stop at Herbert Bros, printed tin arrow advertising sign,single-sided embossed, 30 inches wide, (some weathering). Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Five display items,including Windsor Canada felt pennant 26 inches long, display mounted; Perfection Motor Oils advertisement printed on card, 12 x 20 inches; Master Lubricants water decal; Glidden Tour direction arrow and a 'Sorry last car in line for gas' sign, all in plastic sleeves, together with a printed card Macintosh Motor Tyres 'Waterproof Motoring Garments' advertisement, 17 x 23 inches, (creased, worn and stained). (6)Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

1909 Oakland Model 40 Touring Chassis no. 1576 Engine no. 331318.1 cu in, BiBloc Inline 4-Cylinder EngineSingle CarburetorApprox. 40hp 3-Speed Manual Transmission Front, Semi-Elliptic Leaf Spring, Rear, Fully Elliptic Leaf Spring Suspension Rear-Wheel Drum Brakes* Early Pontiac, Michigan built automobile* One of only 4 of the early Oakland cars to survive* Potentially a usable and affordable touring carTHE OAKLAND MODEL 40 For more information on the history of the Oakland Motor Car Company please see lot 521 in this auction. As elaborated there, the model that really got the company off and running was this, the 'Forty'. A proud advertising campaign played strongly on its virtues and the value that it offered, its text succinctly sums up the details, under the heading 'The Oakland is the answer to the man who says 'Show Me'. The pitch reads 'It is a good, old-fashioned American habit, whether buying a cigar or a ten thousand dollar house to look into things a little before spending your money and see that you are paying not one cent more than is necessary. You select an automobile for what it is and for what it will do.' It asked 'Why should you pay from 50 to 100 per cent more for a car that will do no more than the Oakland 'Forty'?' This continues 'It has a forty horsepower motor with cylinders cars in pairs, 112-inch wheel base, seats five people without touching elbows, and in every little appointment is luxurious and easy-riding.' 'Light weight, 2,000 lbs., means low cost of maintenance. Big 34-inch wheels, 4-inch tires, steel I-beam axles – nothing cheap about the Oakland – simplicity of construction and scientific manufacturing system alone can account for the phenomenally low price.' 'This is a car you want to buy, and if you are an agent, it is a car you want to sell' The Oakland Motor Car Co. was absorbed into William Durant's General Motors conglomerate in 1909, providing for the company the financial resources it needed to develop its range of cars. The four-cylinder cars were marketed as 'The Car with a Conscience' and the radiators carried the distinctive oak leaf and acorn emblem.THE MOTORCAR OFFEREDThe Two Generations collection houses two key products from the incubatory period of Oakland, their original two-cylinder car and its successor the four-cylinder Model 40 which was key the foundation of the brand. Of the four surviving Oaklands in the HCCA roster two live in this collection, another prominent exponent of these cars was Robert Roughton of Virginia Beach, from whom this car was acquired in 2017. There was always a penchant for red cars in this collection, as can be seen on these catalogue pages, so this larger Oakland would have appealed strongly to these owners and matches the schemes of the Palmer-Singer, Pierce-Arrow and others in the stable. In this case, the red coachwork is contrasted with black painted beads to the fenders and its black button back leather upholstery. A cursory viewing of the car shows it to be well appointed with a period head and sidelamp set and nice detail features such as its 'Automatic Folding Windshield', which claims to be operational single handedly, another clever piece of design is for the Clutch and Brake to be cast into their respective pedals, surely in those days there were still a few people getting the hang of these arrangements. Clearly an older restoration, and likely needing some recommissioning, this Oakland Forty is nonetheless an honest and relatively affordable Brass Era touring car, much as it was when they sold new. Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

1911 Pierce-Arrow Model 36-UU Touring Car Chassis no. 12133 Engine no. 32325 (see text)475ci T-Head Inline 6-Cylinder Engine40bhp (Rated)4-Speed TransmissionFront, Semi-Elliptic Leaf Spring, Rear, Three-Quarter Elliptic Leaf SpringRear-Wheel Mechanical Drum Brakes*Example of famed Pierce-Arrow high quality automobile*A proven tour car*Nice older restorationTHE PIERCE-ARROW MOTOR CAR CO.Pierce-Arrow had cemented its reputation for performance and reliability when the Pierce Great Arrow won all five of the famed Glidden Tours in 1905-1909 while achieving perfect scores in all but one of them.Both to retain its high standards and to facilitate its continuing innovation and refinement, Pierce-Arrow closely controlled all aspects of construction including coachwork for which most other luxury marques relied upon outside coachbuilders. Instead, Pierce-Arrow worked with its Buffalo, New York neighbor Aluminum Company of America to perfect casting techniques, which produced cast aluminum body panels as thin as 1/8'. The resulting Pierce-Arrow bodies were exceptionally strong, rattle-free and lightweight. Body design also was handled within Pierce-Arrow's Art Department. Created long before GM recruited Harley Earl to create GM's Art & Colour Department, Pierce-Arrow had Herbert Dawley designing bodies for Pierce-Arrow automobiles and working with Pierce's demanding clientele to manage accessories, colors and materials.Pierce-Arrow actively sought the business of prominent figures, including the White House where every President from William Howard Taft through Franklin Delano Roosevelt rode in the Buffalo company's automobiles. Pierce-Arrows were favored by movie stars like Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson and Tom Mix. The publicity and recognition of product placement like this was supported by an imaginative advertising campaign.Being based on the successful business of its founder, George N. Pierce, and having developed an extensive network of dealers for its very successful line of bicycles, Pierce-Arrow enjoyed excellent distribution. Its sales organization reached into every corner of the United States.Pierce-Arrow's success enabled the company in 1906 to construct a massive integrated factory in Buffalo that covered 1.5 million square feet on the site of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. Unit production from Pierce-Arrow was never high (it took until 1912 before Pierce-Arrow built its 12,000th car) but in quality and materials there was none better and Pierce-Arrows were enthusiastically snapped up by the elite at prices that made a Packard or Peerless seem inexpensive by comparison.Over the years prior to World War I Pierce-Arrow had a number of models, often offering them on a variety of wheelbase chassis and creating an impressive number of separate models. It was the first company to market a six-cylinder luxury automobile and employed impressive methods and procedures to ensure that each Pierce-Arrow built was quiet, powerful and trouble-free from the moment its new owner took delivery. While other manufacturers might rely on their customers to find and point out weaknesses in new models, Pierce-Arrow found them itself, corrected them and then charged a healthy premium for the confidence conferred by its deserved reputation for reliability, performance, silence and quality.Pierce introduced its first six-cylinder automobile in 1907. The Series Q Great Arrow employed a T-head six with 648 cubic inches and a 60 horsepower ALAM rating. In 1909 the Series QQ, a 453-cubic inch T-head six with a 48.6 horsepower ALAM rating became the top of Pierce's model range while a smaller six, the Series SS, rated at 37 ALAM horsepower with a 347 cubic inch displacement joined the company's offering. Also in 1909 the company reorganized, splitting the bicycle and motorcycle business off from the automobile business which took the name Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company. George N. Pierce resigned from active involvement and management was turned over to Col. Charles Clifton who had been its Treasurer for years.The Pierce-Arrow Model 36 was priced at an astounding $4,000 F.O.B. Buffalo, New York, and came with Pierce-Arrow's quality, rigid, luxuriously trimmed and appointed aluminum cast panel bodies.Many enthusiasts prefer these cars as 'drivers,' as they have abundant performance and are joys to drive. They are very popular in Pierce-Arrow Society activities and in tour events with the Vintage Motor Car and Antique Automobile Clubs of America and can be seen in many of this country's most distinguished collections.THE MOTORCAR OFFEREDAnother hallmark car of the early American automobile industry, naturally in a collection of this stature and of this era it was a necessity that an example of the renowned Pierce-Arrow was included. The car arrived in this stable 22 years ago in the February 2001. According to correspondence on file, including a letter from Bernie Weis of the Pierce-Arrow Society, this 1911 car is fitted with a slightly later 1912 powerplant. The Pierce is known to trace much of its history in California where it is understood to have been recorded with license number 2369 in 1914. Its earliest recorded owner was Lillian Beal of Santa Barbara, who was succeeded by Samuel O Crouthers of Moreno Valley California and Phoenix, Arizona. Immediately prior to its present ownership it was owned from 1963 by Elmer A. Hankins of Riverside, California. Known as the 'Peach orchard car', it was discovered by Elmer Hankins in the 1960s as a rolling chassis with the front seats intact and rear having been modified, presumably for some commercial purpose. It was subsequently restored under his watch, during which the correct aluminum rear section of the bodywork was recreated by George Armour. Arriving in the collection those 20 or so years ago, it was one of a handful of stalwart touring cars in the group. Touring expeditions included a trip to England and Scotland in July 2005, a month long tour in Ireland in 2014, as well as many domestic events. For practical reasons a starter motor has been added. Pierce-Arrows are as rated for their touring capabilities today as they were when new. Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A British military issued World War Two machete with leather scabbard, dated 1944 and broad arrow marked.

An RAC double sided enamel sign/directional arrow, 36 x 12".

A Chinese Famille Rose Arrow Vase H: 14.5cm; W: 8.5cm Qing Dynasty.

A POWERFUL TALL IVORY NETSUKE OF A TARTAR ARCHERUnsignedJapan, 18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)Published: Sagemonoya (2022), The Gabor and Georgina Wilhelm Collection, p. 10, no. 5.The Mongolian archer standing tall, wearing a typical conical hat, his robes engraved with ornate cloud and wave designs, his mouth agape as he faces to the left, drawing his bow and preparing to shoot his readied arrow. The reverse shows the finely carved quiver with further elaborate designs and the large and generously excavated himotoshi. Superb, deep honey patina.HEIGHT 9.2 cmCondition: Restoration to one foot. Few natural age cracks and minor wear to sumi-stained details. Overall good condition.Provenance: The Gabor Wilhelm Collection, Paris.Auction comparison:Compare with a closely related ivory netsuke at Bonhams, Fine Japanese Art, 12 May 2016, lot 245 (part lot, sold for 4,375 GBP).Trade Certificate: The trade certificate for the sale of this lot within the EU has been granted (permit number FR2207511135-K).This item contains ivory, rhinoceros horn, tortoise shell, and/or some types of tropical wood and is subject to CITES when exporting outside the EU. It is typically not possible to export such items outside of the EU, including to the UK. Therefore, after this item has the necessary trade certificate, it can only be shipped within the EU or picked up in our gallery in person.

To be Sold without ReserveA Mughal portrait of a bearded nobleman with bow and arrow, India,18th century, opaque pigments on paper heightened with gold, depicted standing, elaborately dressed in gold robes with floral detail, with orange turban and red trousers and sash, on a green ground, with pale green background and sunset in the sky above, 16.4 x 7cm.

A Large Collection of Books By R L Stevenson, to Include The New Arabian Nights, Treasure Island, Master Of Ballantrae and The Black Arrow. Cover: Leather and Board.Also to include: Novels and Stories, 1946, Netherlands & Picturesque Notes On Edinburgh The Lothian Edition Vol XXl, London.Also To Include: Travels with Donkey in the Cevennes London 1967.To Include 13 books entitled The Works Of Robert Louis Stevenson The Lothian Edition, London.

A military tea urn, stamped with broad arrow and serial number, 7330-99-122-8825, with carry handle, together with a military storage box, with broad arrow (2)

George Martin, Astrid Kirchherr and Klaus Voormann, a signed Beatles FDC. Postmarked 9 Jan 07 Merseyside Music Liverpool and complete with insert. George Martin (1926 2016) was an English record producer, arranger, composer, conductor, audio engineer, and musician. He was referred to as the Fifth Beatle in reference to his extensive involvement in each of the Beatles original albums. Astrid Kirchherr (1938 2020) was a German photographer and artist. She was known for her association with the Beatles and her photographs of the band members during their early days in Hamburg. Klaus Voormann is a German artist, musician, and record producer. His association with The Beatles dates back to their time in Hamburg in the early 1960s. He designed the cover of their 1966 album Revolver, for which he won a Grammy Award and has drawn an arrow pointing to the Revolver stamp. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Bachmann: A collection of three boxed Bachmann, OO Gauge locomotives to comprise: Class 37 Diesel Bont Y Bermo 32-388; Class 25/3 D7502 32-406 (no box insert) and Green Arrow 60800 31-559. General wear expected with age. Used condition. (3)

Schuco: A boxed Schuco Mercedes Silver Arrow with figures. Set no. 01017. Boxed in good condition. Please assess photographs.

2240 Hornby-Dublo 3-rail NEVERWAZZA by Michael Foster 2-6-2 LNER V2 class loco 4771 ‘Green Arrow’ loco & tender, green with white lining. No appearance of any use. (M) (BM) with red/white stripes normally used for 2-rail – this loco is 3-rail. Certificate No.83 of 210.

19 Triang and two Wrenn coaches: Wrenn W6012/6028 Pullman ‘Golden Arrow’ ‘Aries’ & ‘Pegasus’ (NM) (BE-NM); four orange & black CIE coaches including restaurant coach (E); six early Pullmans & eight early maroon & cream; one Royal Mail (G-VG)

Brooklin Models 1/43rd scale white metal model group of 4 comprising BRK1 1933 Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow, BRK17 1952 Studebaker Champion Starlight Coupe, BRK15X 1949 Monarch Coupe, and BRK 2X 1948 Tucker, all models have been on display and would benefit from a clean, all sold in their original foam packed boxes

A brass oval coal bucket with lion head finials along with some brass and copper ware including a 1918 shell with broad arrow mark shaped into a pot.

A set of painted scales along with a number of weights including broad arrow stamped examples, Avery etc.

Gilles Coignet by Sadeler - Sine Cerere et Baccho friget Venvs. / Description: Venus, Bacchus and Ceres. Venus seated at the foot of a tree at centre, her foot resting on a stone block, Bacchus at left with wine leaves in his hair, Ceres at right and seen from behind with vegetables in her arms, Cupid holding an arrow next to Venus. Engraving made and published by Raphael Sadeler after Gillis Coignet (1542-1599). Signed in lower corners of impression: "Gillis Coingnet inuentor." and "Raphael Sadler f. et excud.". In lower part on a stone block: "Sine Cerere et Baccho / friget Venvs.". / Dimensions: 19,80 x 24,70 / Condition: A good impression trimmed on plate border with traces of tread margins. A few closed defects near the borderline, restored with a paper fragment on the top stone visible near the bottom left corner and a paper strip on the backside of Bacchus. Remains of former album tipping on the backside. Hollstein / Dutch and Flemish etchings, engravings and woodcuts c.1450-1700 (175) Engraving /Circa: 1580-1620

Engineering.- Perry (Capt. John) An Account of the Stopping of Daggenham Breach, first edition, with errata slip pasted to verso of title, folding engraved map by H.Moll (lightly offset, torn across corner and repaired), a little spotted and browned, near contemporary ink inscription "E. libris James Arrow Rochester Row, Tothill Field, Westminster 1775" to front pastedown and with several ink or pencil annotations to text and front free endpaper, contemporary calf, gilt, rebacked, red morocco label, 8vo, Benj. Tooke, 1721.⁂ Account of the extraordinary feat of engineering executed by the hydraulic engineer John Perry in repairing two breaches in the Thames embankment at Dagenham, caused by storms and neglect.

VICTORIAN GLASS MARRIAGE GOBLET CIRCA 1855 the bowl wheel engraved with central inscription Andre Law & Kelsie Smith Married Dundee June 20th 1855 within oval cartouche below crossed arrow pierced hearts and with further engraving of national flora, the hollow knopped stem inset silver three pence piece of the same age, on engraved circular foot19cm high

BRASS PARALLEL RULE EARLY 20TH CENTURY inscribed Tony Dalton, with arrow form mechanism44.5cm long

FRENCH FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK LATE 19TH CENTURY in the Empire taste, with twin train eight day movement by Japy Freres, striking on a bell, the black slate dial with partial name, set with gilt Roman numeral hours, the figural surmount modelled as a native American warrior with bow and arrow on horseback, with gilt metal surround cast with foliate detail and mounted with engraved slate pnales, beeded borders on peg forefeet, on plinth basethe clock 41cm high

STEVENSON (R L) Works, including 1st editions of: Kidnapped, 1886, with folding map; Catriona, 1893; The Merry Men, 1887; The Master of Balantrae, 1889; The Wrecker, 1892 (joints rubbed); The Black Arrow, 1888; The Wrong Box, 1889; St Ives, 1898; In the South Seas, 1900; others, all in uniform half red morocco gilt for Sotheran (18)

A PAIR OF DAMBURY MINT CARS TO INCLUDE BLUE SKYLARK AND SILVER ARROW BOTH WITH CERTIFICATES

A TRAY OF DC COMICS, to include Green Arrow, War of Gods, Justice League, etc

A COLLECTION OF DC COMICS, to include Green Arrow, Sun Devils, Aquaman, Queen Sonja, Sonic Disruption etc

A rare pair of novelty Victorian silver pepperettes, Hardwood, Plante & Harrison, Birmingham, 1884, modelled as ship’s binnacles, having applied arrow to pierced pull-off tops, 3 3/4in. (9.5cm.) high, weight 3.0 tr.oz. (2) Scarce. * Condition: One arrow very slightly bent, need light cleaning, good.

A 1944 British military broad arrow marked Beaufort type whistle together with chain

RAILWAY INTEREST - a Pullman carriage style clock, in shaped walnut case, with plaque "taken from Pullman car Chloria built 1928, worked in Golden Arrow until 1951", silvered clock dial with Roman numerals, secondary dial and 8-day movement, brass bezel with bevel glass front, height 30cm, width 40cm, working orderThis is not believed to be a Pullman clock but was given to the Vendors father, who worked for the Railways. All in very good condition, case front has a very fine split at top centre, mechanism all working 

An antique Philippines Igorot or similar bamboo hunting arrow, having a barbed iron head, 140 cm

A Dapol "OO" Gauge #4D-006-005 class 73 Diesel Electric Locomotive, R/*No E6039, early blue double arrow logo, literature, boxed.

AN OMEGA STEEL 38MM PLANET OCEAN CHRONOGRAPH WATCH the circular black dial signed Omega Seamaster Co-Axial Chronometer with luminous baton indices, date aperture at 4/5 o'clock position, arrow hands and chronograph sub dials at 3/6/9 o'clock, screw down crown at 3 o'clock position with chronograph pushers at 2/4 o'clock and helium gas escape valve at 10 o'clock position, uni-directional rotating bezel with black/silver insert, fitted with 3-row link bracelet with hinged central clasp and internal wetsuit extension piece, 11 links, model number 222.30.38.50.01.001, a complete set with original set of documents dated March 2016 and an accompanying original Omega box.The watch and chronograph are all functioning but the timekeeping has not been tested, overall general surface wear and scratches commensurate with normal wear and tear to case and bracelet which can be refinished, 5 unused spare links also included.

Rivers 'Silver Arrow MK II' aero model aircraft engine, 3.5cc diesel, UK

An Elizabeth II silver snuff boxLondon, 1961, Collingwood & Co.plain rectangular form with hinged domed cover and bombe shaped sides, the lid mounted with an associated silver-gilt figure of a winged Cupid with a bow and a pig, Chester 1898, Berthold Mullerlength 8cm., height 6.5cm., weight approx.4.29oztCondition:Overall good condition. Tip of arrow is detached but present.

Two 9ct gold lady's bracelet wristwatchesthe first by Avia with circular dial and Arabic and arrow head markers and textured fancy link link bracelet, the other with rectangular dial, Arabic numerals and graduated circular links (2)total weight 21gCondition:Avia winds but unclear whether it runs. Bracelet hallmarked 9.375. gross weight approx. 11.7g. Fastening broken on the second watch. The first dirty and in worn condition.

An Edwardian Sheraton Revival painted satinwood occasional tablethe kingwood banded canted top decorated with white doves on a quiver and arrow within rose garland corners, on turned tapered legs joined by an undertierheight 76cm, width 51cm, depth 36cmCondition:Some splits and cracks to the frieze veneers, which are dry, otherwise in tired houseworn condition.FURNITURE & LARGE ITEMS Must  be collected from the Auction venue by 1pm Friday 28th.  Please arrange transport before this deadline.   Uncollected property will be transported to our offsite storage facility and collection can be arranged by appoiment only.  Additional fees may apply

BARR & STROUD, PAIR OF 7x BINOCULARS WWII PERIOD stamped maker's marks, with yellow arrow marks, adjustable shades, leather strap and lens caps, in leather caseOptics function well. Right green filter not moving when knob adjusted.Case and binoculars display wear throughout as per use and age.

MOUNTED OFFICER'S LEATHER RIDING BOOTS LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY stamped War Department broad arrow, numbers and J.K. SMITH 1892 RAUNDS to interior,size 8

F.E. & J.R. Hopkinson Ltd Sheffield, a military knife, stamped with a broad arrow and dated 1984, having a 5 1/2" blade and 26.5 cm overall, also stamped 910 5291 and with a Zebrano handle. THIS BLADED PRODUCT IS NOT FOR SALE TO PEOPLE UNDER THE AGE OF 18. BY BIDDING ON THIS ITEM YOU ARE DECLARING THAT YOU ARE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER. PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU REQUIRE P&P FOR THIS LOT THIS CAN ONLY BE DONE USING AN AGE VERIFIED METHOD.

Henry Rifle Barrel Company IC1 Calvalry Carbine cal 22 LR, converted by The Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs by CG Bonehill Birmingham, the left hand side of the action with crown and VR and marked HRB Co 1894 with a crown and an arrow IC1, the barrel marked CG Bonehill Birmingham and fitted with a WW Greener peep sight. Overall length 37 1/2". Serial No. 21440. FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED.

A pair of Barr & Stroud Glasgow and London CF41 Naval Military binoculars, stamped with a broad arrow. Serial No. 53343, with yellow and blue filters and with retractable sun shades, housed in a leather case.

A military Jack knife, stamped with a broad arrow and dated 1940, together with J Weiss & Son Sheffield, a fixed blade knife with 5" blade and horn grips. THIS BLADED PRODUCT IS NOT FOR SALE TO PEOPLE UNDER THE AGE OF 18. BY BIDDING ON THIS ITEM YOU ARE DECLARING THAT YOU ARE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER. PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU REQUIRE P&P FOR THIS LOT, THIS CAN ONLY BE DONE USING AN AGE VERIFIED METHOD.

Parts of a Theodolite, c.1940, unsigned but probably by Hilger & Wats, the theodolite marked W. F. S with a military arrow mark in a fitted case, the theodolite missing its 3 screw base, in a mahogany case

A Sri Lankan silver gilt Kondakoora hairpin brooch,the hair ornament converted to a brooch, set with cabochon rubies, three faceted garnet replacements, with boteh and twisted wire decorations, to an arrow shape end. With later brooch fittings, tested as approximately silver, 18.13g, 120mm long Condition ReportDamage to some cabochon.Rubies have surface reaching inclusions.Severe wear to the gilding.Scratches and tarnish.

A Delft tazza, last quarter 17th century, painted in blue and manganese with Cupid firing an arrow from his bow, within a formal fleur de lys border, raised on a low knopped foot, some rim chipping, 26.2cm dia.

A rare South Staffordshire commemorative patch box, c.1800, printed in manganese with an angel holding a shield bearing the portrait of King George III, in her other hand a shield deflecting the course of an arrow, inscribed 'God Save the King' and 'May no weapon form'd against him prosper', raised on a dark blue base, fitted with an internal mirror, a little cracking, 5.2cm.Provenance: from the estate of the late Barry Lock.The print on the box relates to a failed assassination attempt on George III on 15th May 1800, when James Hadfield fired a shot at the king during the singing of the national anthem at the Drury Lane Theatre. The medal from which this print was taken was designed by P. Kempson.

TWO 18 POUNDER SHELL CASES, the first has a series of numbers and letters on the base to include L252 & 43, the top is missing its tip and the side of the cone has a large hole where it must have previously exploded upon hitting its target, the second has L.W.B.C and EI, the broad arrow, CF and 18 pounder on the base along with other markings, the height of them is approximately 55cm and 57cm, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A Jeroboam of Louis Roederer Champagne, 1928, in original case.Contents unknown, appears unopened. The glass is very dark in colour - level not visible when upright and the colour of the contents is not clear. Please see additional image to show where the level is when the bottle is upside down (indicated with a blue arrow).

Jigsaws, Arrow Games Ltd Hands Off, 1000 piece puzzle, etc. (a quantity)

Cast iron VW Campervan workshop arrow, W: 40 cm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Soft Archery target bow and arrow. Not available for in-house P&P

A collection of coloured gem jewellery, a matching heart and arrow pendant and drop earrings set with emeralds, rubies, sapphires, amethyst, in 9 carat yellow gold mounts, the earrings with pierced fittings with post and butterly; a similar multi gemstone half hoop ring size N, London 1990; a small gold-plated ring in a vintage ring box Brufords of Leicester.

Three pocket / fob watches and a Longines wristwatch, a Waltham military pocket watch, the 41mm black dial with Arabic numeral chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial in a 50mm stainless steel case, with broad arrow and no. 17700, stem wind movement; a white metal fob watch, marked 935, with key, silver bow brooch attached; a modern Tissot quartz pocket watch, with gilt metal Albert watch chain, with swivel and T-bar; and a Longines gentleman's quartz wristwatch.Qty: 4

A gentleman's 9 carat yellow gold wristwatch and other vintage wristwatches, an Excalibur gentleman's 9 carat yellow gold wristwatch, 30mm silvered dial with baton and arrow markers in a 33mm 9 carat yellow gold case, hallmarked Edinburgh 1963, numbered 39496, expanding metal bracelet, watch is running at present time although no guarantee is given; ten other vintage wristwatches, gentlemen's and ladies, mainly quartz movements, leather and gilt metal bracelet straps; and a modern desk clock / thermometer / hygrometer.Qty: 11

Thirteen faux ruby and paste dress clips and brooches, a large 90mm floral brooch in clear paste and three red glass beads; a 65mm butterfly duette dress clip marked CP England, Pat. App'd For"; a pair of 50mm arrow head clips; a gold tone fur clip with a cluster of red marquise cut stones and swirl of clear paste, 50mm; an unusual hair comb; other Deco clips.Qty: 13

A group of Pinxton porcelain wares including a silver-shape teapot [lacking cover] with two matching cans and a saucer; four saucers; a large can and a matching cup, some with arrow mark, circa 1800-05 [some damage] 10.

Duverdrey & Bloquel, a French carriage clock the eight-day duration movement having a platform lever escapement and striking the hours and half-hours on a gong, the backplate stamped with the hand-setting arrow for Duverdrey & Bloquel and with double-finned dialplate pillars as favoured by the blanc roulant maker Baveux, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and moon hands, the brass Corniche case with matching handle, height 16.5cm/13.5cm handle up/down.For details of Duverdrey & Bloquel see lot 623.

Duverdrey & Bloquel, a Victorian repeating carriage clock the eight-day duration movement having a platform lever escapement and striking the hours and half-hours on a gong with a repeat button to sound the last hour at will, the backplate stamped with the hand-setting arrow for Duverdrey & Bloquel and serial number 7639, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands, the Corniche case with a scroll handle, height 16.5cm/15cm, handle up/down.For details of Duverdrey & Bloquel see lot 623.