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A group of 10 Dinky racing cars, including Talbot-Lago (230), and a Dinky Austin taxi in black/green

A Fine and Rare Gold Repousse Pair Cased Repeating Verge Pocket Watch, signed John Ellicott, London, No.073, circa 1750, gilt fusee verge movement signed and numbered 073, three armed balance, diamond endstone, turned pillars, plunge pendant to operate repeat with two hammers striking on a bell, silver dust cover signed, enamel dial with Roman and outer Arabic numerals, blued steel beetle and poker hands, inner gold case with elaborately pierced borders and engraved with scroll, floral, birds and mask decoration, inside case back beneath the bell indistinctly stamped with maker's mark ?H, the fine outer repousse case with a square hinge, pierced sound fret scroll framed panels, borders and bezel decorated with figures, vases of flowers and birds, central classical scene with figures playing musical instruments within a woodland background, inside case back indistinctly stamped with maker's mark ?H, 51mm wide see illustration John Ellicott (London 1706-1772) was an eminent clock and watch maker of the 18th century. He conducted business from Austin Friars Street and later Swithin's Alley, Royal Exchange. He was elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1738 and was best known for his work on temperature compensated pendulums and the cylinder escapement. Later in his career he was appointed as Clockmaker to King George III. 08.06.17, Outer repousse case with light surface scratches, minor dents to the frets in parts, inner case with surface scratches and small dents in parts, sides of the inner case with dents, slight damage to the case below 6, finger piece lever for dumb repeat is missing, bottom of the pendant with small splits, dial with small scratches, dial edge with minor chips at 6, hands are discoloured at small signs of rust, dust cover with tarnishing marks, movement needs cleaning, repeat mechanism is not working, repeating mechanism wheels are turning when placing pressure on the great wheel, movement in going order with balance ticking, total watch weight 144.8g.

A collection of ten Dinky die cast vehicles, comprising 107 Sunbeam Alpine Sports in pale blue, 108 M.G. Midget Sports in red and 109 Austin Healey 100 Sports in yellow, all in correct colour spot boxes, with a 470 Austin Van 'Shell', 405 Universal Jeep in red, 150 Rolls Royce Silver Wrath, 132 Packard Convertible, 172 Studebaker Land Cruiser, 480 Kodak Van and 161 Austin Somerset Saloon, all in original boxes (10)

A collection of thirty-six Dinky die cast vehicles etc, to include a 451 Trojan Van 'Dunlop', a 30S Austin van, 430 Commer Breakdown Truck, 29F Observation Coach and a 38C Lagonda, with two Motocart 27G boxes and a 412 Austin Wagon 30J box (the yellow boxes are empty); with a Dan Dare Visionmaster telescope in original box, a Dan Dare Field Glasses in original box and a set of Youth Binoculars in original box (Qty)

A selection of collectable play worn vehicles to include; eighteen Dinky Toys examples including a Mercedes Benz 237, Victor Estate 141, Plymouth Plaza 178, Aston Martin 110, Studebaker President 179, an Austin Somerset 161 and further example along with twenty two Matchbox vehicles and a selection of Hot Wheels examples etc (Qty)

Group - GSM QE2 with Malaya clasp, UN Cyprus Medal, and Regular Army QE2 LSGCM (21014117 Sgt A Austin 3.E.Anglian). VF edge bumps noted (3)

Badge - (WW2) Austin Motor Co. Ltd. Airframes Shadow Factory badge (blue version) Maker T. Fattorini, Birmingham. Rare badge appears in various colours.

1915 Star Trio to 12527 Pte A J Austin Devon Regt. VF (3)

Two resin Austin Sculpture seated Buddha figures, each approximately 8" tall.

Thirteen Motorcycle Programmes, 1958-1961 from meetings held at Cadwell park, Oulton Park , Mallory Park, a Pratts motor spirit pen knife, a copy of the modern motor car published by the motor oils department of shell-mex and B.P Limited circa 1930's, Austin cars tool cover.

Five Reproduction Metal Wall Signs, 'Cadillac', 'Great Northern', 'Sol', 'Southern Comfort', 'Austin Mini'.

Seven Owners Club Enamelled Bumper Badges; Triumph Roadster Club, Sunbeam Alpine, Jaguar Drivers Club, Jowett Car Club 1923, Bugati, Alvis, Austin Healey Club. Together with a Ferrari 'Prancing Horse' Wing Badge and one other.

A Quantity of Transport Based Literature, including the Ladybird Book of Motor Cars 1961, Golden Milestone Fifty Years of the AA edited by David Keir, AEC Gazette circa 1960, BP Energol Lubrication Guide Austin -152 Vehicles. A good selection of reproduction postcards illustrating British car manufacturers Austin, Vauxhall, the AA History of the Automobile Association book 1905 - 1980.

An Unusual Large Scale Contemporary Fibre Glass Model, of a Morris/Austin 1100 in light blue, some damage especially to chrome parts, 95cms long.

Corgi Austin Luton Van - Brewer & Turnbull CC13307

2 AUSTIN BRONZE EFFECT CHINESE SCRIBES

A boxed Tri-ang Spot-On Tommy Spot Gift Set 803 ' Superville Garage with Tommy Spot' containing two models, an Austin 1800 and an MG Midget. Models appear G+/VG in overall G box with some crushing to plastic window, box window appears to have been replaced, scuff, puncture and scratch to back of box.

Three boxed Scalex keyless clockwork tinplate model cars, an Aston Martin DB2, an Austin-Healey and a 4.5 litre Ferrari Racing Car. Condition of models ranges from F to G in generally F boxes. (3)

A group of unboxed Tri-ang Pressed Steel and diecast toys including three different Locomotives, a 'Regal Roadster' Circus Truck and three Hi-Way vehicles, an Austin Tanker, an Austin Chassis with added wooden tipper body and a Concrete Mixer Truck. All have varying degrees of play wear with some form of damage, broken or missing parts and one of the Austin trucks has some repainting. (7)

A collection of assorted retro toys to include; large quantity of plastic soldiers & rubber mythical creatures, Dick Tracy Audio Adventure cassette, Action Man & Six Million Dollar Man Steve Austin hibernation Station with figure. 

A collection of assorted DVD's - some Bluray, some BFI releases / obsolete titles. To include Black Emmanuelle, Wainwright Walks, Story Of The Mini, Family Guy, Private Road, The Weatherman, Austin Powers, Flushed Away, 39 Steps, Top Cat, Double X, Scooby Doo and others.

Sir Max Beerbohm (1872-1956), head portrait of John Masefield, pencil and watercolour, signed and dated 'Max 1931', 32 x 20.5cm. Provenance: Sotheby's sale 11 March, 1992, lot 45; together with a print after Beerbohm 'Mr Austin Dobson and Mr Edmund Gosse composing a ballade, are taken unawares by their President, Mr Jos Chamberlain', 34 x 21cm (2)

Fine binding. DOBSON (Austin) The Story of Rosina and other Verses, illustrated by Hugh Thomson. London 1895, small 4to, one of 250 copies, plates on Japan paper, t.e.g, in fine blue tooled morocco binding by Captain Gladstone RN, d.1919, signed with initials to inside front cover, with green silk doublures. Provenance: By descent within the family of the binder. spine and part of front board slightly partially faded. Overall size 26.5 x 20cm

Military Interest - button polishers; shell art; a leather kit bag; horse brasses; a novelty Austin hubcap clock; somvar; etc.

Toys - Autoart James Bond 'for your eyes only' vehicle; a Mainland Galaxy Warrior robot, boxed; an Austin Powers Dr Evil and Mini Me

Boxed Austin Car

1950s automobile ephemera. To include Austin A40 and Austin A30 Seven advertising brochures, Motor Show catalogue, 1954 Ford advertising paper, 1958 AA handbook, and leaflets for car parts 1950s.

6 Classic Car Tax Discs, 1930-1953. To include - 1930 31 December Armstrong Siddeley (Annual), 1943 31 December Austin (Annual), 1950 30 September Ford (Quarterly), 1950 31 December Daimler (Annual), 1952 31 December Rover (Quarterly), 1953 31 December Au

6 Classic Car Tax Discs, 1953-1973. To include - 1953 30 June Rover (Quarterly), 1954 30 September Austin (Quarterly), 1955 30 September Austin (Quarterly), 1959 31 December Fordson 'Farmers License' (Annual), 1960 30 June Hillman (Quarterly), 1973 Decemb

Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, hand painted, the saucer signed 'Moseley', the cup signed 'Austin'. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Minor scratches to gilding. Centre of saucer, minor wear but no obvious damage.Cup has puce mark and saucer green.cup diameter - 6cm approx, saucer diameter - 9.75cm approx

Two trays of boxed diecast model vehicles to include: Corgi; Vanguards; Austin Allegro; Ford Vanguards; Oxford black Jaguar; The Vanguards 1:43 scale etc. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A mid 20th century Austin Suite chest and matching dressing table

DINKY TOYS MUIR-HILL DUMPER, COLES CRANE, BEDFORD LORRY, BEDFORD REFUSE & AUSTIN TAXI (5)

DINKY TOYS 199 AUSTIN 7 COUNTRYMAN - BOX

DINKY TOYS 670 ARMOURED CAR & 3 AUSTIN CHAMP - BOXES

DINKY TOYS 40J AUSTIN SOMERSET SALOON - BOX

DINKY 30J AUSTIN WAGON & 25G TRAILER REPAINTED (2)

DINKY TOYS 176 AUSTIN A105 SALOON - BOX

DINKY - 3 PETROL TANKERS & 2 AUSTIN ADVERTISING VANS

A scarce 9ct gold pin badge for the Austin Motor Company. Hallmarked 375, Birmingham, 1909. 4g.

A WWI BWM, VM, silver badge, DM and cap badges to Pte H Austin; together with paperwork

Thomson (Hugh).- Goldsmith (Oliver) The Vicar of Wakefield, first issue with suppressed illustration on p.95 of girl sitting on a man's back, 1890 § Days with Sir Roger de Coverley, third edition, fine engraved bookplate of Constance Wrigley by ?M.V.Wheelhouse, 1892 § Old English Songs, 1894 § Dobson (Austin) The Story of Rosina..., Kegan Paul, 1895 § Reade (Charles) Peg Woffington, George Allen, 1899 § Thackeray (W.M.) The History of Henry Esmond, Esq., 1905 § [Evans (Mary Anne)], "George Eliot". Scenes of Clerical Life, 1906, most first Thomson editions, all with plates and/or illustrations by Hugh Thomson, original pictorial/decorated dark green cloth, gilt, g.e., some slightly rubbed but generally good, bright copies, all but the fourth and fifth Macmillan and Co.; and 8 others similar, mostly Macmillan, with illustrations by Charles E. Brock, Randolph Caldecott (2), Edmund J.Sullivan (2), J.Lockwood Kipling and others, 8vo (15)

Austen (Jane) [Novels], introductions by Austin Dobson, 6 vol. in 5, 'Illustrated Standard Novels' series, reprints, frontispieces and full-page illustrations by Hugh Thomson and Charles E.Brock, 'Pride and Prejudice' broken and crudely repaired with sticky tape, some inscriptions to front endpapers, original terracotta cloth, upper covers and spines with elaborated floral designs by A.A.Turbayne in brown, g.e., a little rubbed, spines slightly faded, [Gilson E79, 82, 86 & 88 & 89], 8vo, Macmillan and Co., 1898-1906.

Austen (Jane) [Novels], introductions by Austin Dobson, 6 vol. in 5, "Peacock Series", frontispieces and full-page illustrations by Hugh Thomson and Charles E.Brock, original red "cloth elegant", upper covers and spines with elaborate floral designs by A.A.Turbayne in gilt, endpapers with peacock design in yellow, g.e., light stain to lower covers of 'Sense and Sensibility' and 'Mansfield Park', spines a little faded, [Gilson E79, 82, 86 & 88 & 89], 8vo, Macmillan and Co., 1897-98. ⁂ Macmillan started to issue the Austen novels in 1895 in their 'Illustrated Standard Novels' series, with Pride and Prejudice illustrated by Brock and the others by Thomson. Apart from Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, which is the first Macmillan edition of 1897 (Gilson 89), the others in the set are all reprints of 1898. From 1896 the volumes were also issued in this "cloth elegant" Turbayne binding with the peacock endpapers, hence known as the 'Peacock Series'.

Wise (Thomas James).- Stevenson (Robert Louis) Familiar Epistle in Verse and Prose, [one of 27 copies], facsimile leaf, Ashley Library device at end, original cream boards, uncut, browned, spine worn and defective, [Todd 286d], privately printed [for T.J.Wise], 1896 § [Evans (Mary Anne)], "George Eliot". Agatha, 16pp., third edition (reprint of the Wise/Forman fake of the rare original, with comma after "behind" but not after "thinking" on page 11), unbound, spine ends slightly frayed, preserved in later cloth folder and morocco-backed cloth slip-case (spine rubbed and faded), [Todd 156c(3)], Trubner & Co., 1869 [New York, ?printed for Max Harzof, c.1935] § Horne (Richard Hengist) Galatea Secunda, an Odaic Cantata, addressed to H.R.H. Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on his first arrival in the Colony of Victoria, 4pp., second issue of title with Virgil quote corrected to "hiems", on Joynson 1873 paper, book-labels of Graham Pollard and J.O.Edwards to upper outer corner of p.2, Melbourne, For Private Circulation, 1868 [Richard Clay, c.1880] § [Austin (Alfred)] Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale, 8pp., drophead title, final leaf browned, [COPAC lists BL copy only], Chiswick Press, [c.1893], 8vo & 4to (4)

Austen (Jane) Pride and Prejudice, with a Preface by George Saintsbury, frontispiece and illustrations by Hugh Thomson, with the frontispiece hand-coloured by the artist, light marginal spotting at beginning and end, Alban Dobson's copy with his bookplate and a signed note by him and A.L.s. to him from the artist's son loosely inserted, also a Christmas card inscribed "From Mr & Mrs Hugh Thomson", original dark green cloth, white glazed paper label on spine, uncut, label slightly rubbed and chipped at head, spotting to fore-edge, [Gilson E78], 8vo, George Allen, 1894. ⁂ Alban Dobson (1885-1962) was the son of the poet, essayist and literary critic Austin Dobson (1840-1921). Austin Dobson wrote introductions to the 1897 Macmillan editions of Mansfield Park and Northanger Abbey & Persuasion which were both illustrated by Hugh Thomson. They knew each other well and Thomson also illustrated several of Dobson's books. The letter from John Thomson, Hugh's son, to Alban Dobson, dated 25th December 1952, concerns the joint disposal of the correspondence between their fathers and the hand-coloured frontispiece in this copy. He writes, "...this must have been done specially as the published edition is in black & white. My father did, I know, do this sort of thing occasionally for friends either of his own volition or at their request. I have three different editions of 'Pride & Prejudice' and none of them is tinted". Dobson's own note states, "From the enclosed letter from John Thomson, it is evident that this is a unique copy, in which Hugh Thomson has specially coloured the frontispiece. Alban Dobson 5.1.53".

A VICTORIAN WHITE METAL CHILD'S RATTLE a silver napkin ring, a silver spoon, a Mine Clearance Service Medal and a bronze memorial plaque awarded to Harry Austin Rickets Norton

AUSTIN A55MG Dealers Service Van 1955 - This quaint Right Hand Drive 1955 Austin van had a very pleasant past. Working as a road side assistant vehicle and parts lugger for a French based MG dealership until retired from active service in the late 60ês. At this point rather than sell it on, it became a permanent fixture in the dealerês window until eventually sold to a local chap, when the dealership closed its doors.Since being repatriated to the UK the vendor has had any and all corrosion professionally removed and repaired. The clutch has been replaced along with a new clutch master cylinder. The brakes had the same treatment with shoes etc being replaced along with the master cylinder as well. Now it runs, drives, stops well and comes with a full UK MOT.Inside, years of sitting in the window had taken the toll on the seats so these have been freshly re-upholstered in a period material and colour, while carpets, that it never had, have been custom fitted. More for aesthetics than anything else although this also helps to quiet things down when driving.The body is very solid and original, the areas that have received attention will need to be resprayed but it would be a shame to paint the whole van as you would lose its originality and the signage that has lasted all these years.This is a very rare van, with a nice history. One that once UK registered you can use as is or just tidy the paintwork and it will make an interesting show vehicle. It would also make an excellentPromotional Vehicle or Classic Car Race Team service barge. With the UK MOT done and its French Papers in hand the registration process is a simple one, one that we are happy to carry out for you for a small fee or advise on for free.

Various playworn die-cast vehicles, Dinky, Corgi and others, including SuperToys, Marklin VW green campervan, French Dinky Ford Vedette black taxi, French Buick Roadmaster, Rambler Cross Country No.193, Riley No.40A, Aveling Barford road roller, Austin A.60 Motor School car

Dinky Toys - A collection of 5 unboxed Dinky Toys to include # 482 Bedford Van with two tone yellow body and yellow hubs, a Dinky # 106 Austin Atlantic with blue body and red interior and hubs (rear wheels split), a Dinky # 106 Austin Atlantic with black body, red interior and hubs, a Dinky # 29B Streamline Bus in light blue with dark blue flashes and open base and 1 further Dinky Toy (5)

Dinky Toys - A collection of 6 unboxed Dinky Toys to include, # 253 Daimler Ambulance with cream body, red crosses and hubs (g), # 250 Fire Engine in red with ladder and bell (g), # 40G Morris Oxford in fawn with grey hubs (vg), # 471 Austin Van in red with yellow hubs "Nestles" decals (vg), # 34C Loudspeaker Van dark blue body, light blue hubs and silver speaker (vg), # 34C Loudspeaker Van in grey with black hubs and black speaker (6)

Dinky Toys - A collection of 5 unboxed Dinky toys to include, # 152 Austin Devon Saloon with blue body and hubs (g), a # 40J Austin Somerset Saloon in red with red hubs (g), a # 38F Jaguar SS in blue with signs of repainting, a # 38F Jaguar SS in red and a # 38A Frazer-Nash in blue (5)

Dinky Toys - #133 Cunningham C-5R Road Racer white body with blue racing stripes, racing No. 31 blue hubs brown interior with driver, model appears in excellent condition in excellent original picture box, also included in the lot is #109 Austin Healey 100 Sports in cream with red interior and hubs in good plus condition in original picture box, missing end flaps (2). Estimate £80 - £120

Dinky Toys - a collection of seven model commercial motor vehicles comprising recovery tractor # 199, telephone service van # 261, Morris 10 cwt van 'Capstan', indle Smart Helecs # 421, Guy van 'Slumberland' # 514, Austin covered truck # 413 and Market Gardener's wagon # 25f, unboxed

A boxed Toby "Catapult Car" set with 2 cars (box missing 1 end flap), an "Animate Toys" tinplate Baby Tractor and "Mobile" vehicle series # 15 Austin A95 Westminster Countryman

Triang Minic Toys - A clockwork Triang Minic dust cart with key (working order), boxed. 2 red clockwork Morris light vans with transfers depicting Minic Transport Express Service, boxed and a Minic Transport Express service van Austin A40 van, blue, boxed. (5)

Dinky Toys - A Dinky 10 Ton Army Truck # 622 in excellent condition with driver and original box, a Dinky Supertoys Centurion tank # 651, a Coventry Climax Forklift Truck with driver, a M.G Midget, an Austin A30 # 160, a Land Rover with driver, a Bedford # 480, a further Austin A30 # 160, a Morris Oxford, a DeSoto Fireflite # 192 and a Dinky Supertoys Foden truck.

Dinky Toys - A collection of diecast model motor vehicles by Dinky to include, a Trojan advertising "ESSO", an Austin taxi, a motorcycle and sidecar, 2 MG Midget # 108, an Austin A30 # 160, an Autobus Parisien Somua Panhard, an army Jeep, a Singapore Flying Boat, a Whitley bomber and similar.

Dinky Toys - A collection of diecast model motor vehicles by Dinky to include, Jaguar, MG Midget, Austin A30 # 160, Cadillac Eldorado # 131, a double decker bus advertising "Exide Batteries" #73, a rescue truck, a Spitfire # 114, a Sunbeam Talbot and similar.

δ Terry Frost (1915-2003) Bloom around Red Monotype printed in colours, 1990, on Bockingford 400gsm paper, printed by Hugh Stoneman and Alan Cox at the Print Centre, London, the full sheet printed to the edges, 1200 x 1190mm (47 1/4 x 46 3/4in) Exhibited: Terry Frost: Monotypes for a 75th Birthday, Austin Desmond Fine Art, Huxham, 1990 δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.