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A Corgi Toys Austin Healey Sports car in red with original box 300

William Frederick Austin, 'Frodamans? Hotel' (Kings Lynn), watercolour, signed, inscribed and dated 1874 l.r., 42cm x 53cm, and an etching - country scene with windmill (2). Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

**A Delftware plate, probably London, painted in polychrome enamels with a Chinaman seated in a landscape, within a garlanded border of flowers, mid 18th century, tiny chips to the rim, 22.5cm. Cf. Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg, no.31.

A Dinky No.43b, R.A.C. Motorcycle Patrol, post-war, black and blue, blue rider, solid black rubber wheels, generally good condition; Dinky No.35a, [Austin] Saloon Car, post-war, blue, solid black rubber wheels, good condition; Dinky No.30g, Caravan, pre-war, open roof windows, grey and red, smooth black hubs, white tyres, playworn; and assorted other Dinky items, variable condition, all unboxed.

A Corgi No.450, Austin Mini Van, metallic green, with painted grille, spun hubs, near mint, boxed, the box very good.

[Brochures]. Approximately forty-nine assorted sales leaflets, booklets, and other items, including those for Vauxhall '68; Morgan (1966); Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II (1977); Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith II (1977); V.W. Scirocco (1980); Wartburg 1000 (circa 1966); Renault 4 (1967); Jaguar XJS (circa 1976); Austin Maxi (1976); M.G. range (1979); Rover 3500 (1977); Vanden Plas 1500 (1976); Austin Princess (1979); Triumph Dolomite (1978); Triumph Herald 13/60 (1969); Triumph 1500TC (1973); and others.

Dinky pre-war: 60r Corsair Empire Flying Boat with instructions date code 4.37 in original box, Light Tank and Austin Staff Car, P-F, fatigue, box F

Dinky: grey 35a Saloon, orange 35d Austin Seven open tourer (faded, lacks one wheel), blue 38f Jaguar with grey tonneau, blue 280 Van; pre-war blue Mechanical Horse (overpainted black), two overpainted 151b Six- Wheel Wagons and thirteen National road signs, varying condition (20)

Dinky: ten mid 1950's military issues incluidng 688 Field Tractor and Austin Champ, F-VG (10)

Dinky: 986 Mighty Antar with Propeller Load, 754 Pavement Set, 160 Mercedes-Benz 250 SE, 689 Medium Artillery Tractor in original boxes, Foden Regent Tanker, AEC Shell Chemicals Limited, yellow Foden Truck (lacks bed); Muir-Hill, Plymouth Estate Car, Austin Champ and field gun, P-G, boxes P-F (11)

Dinky: light grey 176 Austin A105, red panel line, spun hubs in original end-spot box, VG, one minute chip, box G -VG

Dinky and other makes: 670 Armoured Car in original box, Champ, field gun, single-deck bus, Connaught, Royal Mail Van 260, Massey-Ferguson Tractor with Spreader, Field Marshall Tractor and yellow and green Austin Taxi; seven by other makers, P-G (17)

Matchbox: 10 Foden Tate & Lyle Sugar Container, 17 Austin Taxi with silver plastic wheels, 26 Cement Lorry, 47 Ice Cream Van in original boxes, E, boxes F, Refuse Wagon, Majorette Argos Truck (6)

Matchbox: 56 Trolleybus with grey plastic wheels, 53 Aston Martin with grey plastic wheels (axle pins corroded), 25 Volkswagen Sedan, 7 Horse-drawn Milk Float, 30 Zodiac Convertible, 17 Austin Taxi and 6 Euclid Tipper, E (7)

Matchbox: 29 Austin Cambridge, 55 Fairlane Police, 72 Fordson Tractor and 74 Mobile Canteen in original boxes, E, boxes F-G (4)

Various makers: Spot-On maroon Royal Rolls-Royce (lacks mascot and one door handle) and Austin- Healey; twelve by other makes; Husky 1966 catalogues, two Triang catalogues

Schuco Varianto: black 3048 Patrol Car, blue 3041 Limo, 3042 Lasto with two keys: Dinky Austin Atlantic and Nash Fire Chief; Matchbox Glasgow Coach, P-G (6)

WILLIAM FREDERICK AUSTIN, WATERCOLOUR, Panoramic View of Norwich from Riverside, 15" x 32" (A/F)

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Autumn in London, gentlemen in Homburg hats and overcoats with fashionable female, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed watercolour - 43 x 40 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Seated gentleman in overcoat and Bowler hat with cane, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 39 x 47 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Young man in suit and gloves brandishing cane, three quarter length original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 37 x 47 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Pipe smoking reclining gentleman wearing matching jacket Plus fours and argyle socks with man's best friend, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 44 x 53 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Golfer seated on the green pipe in hand with golf clubs alongside, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 54 x 45 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Seated gent reading newspaper smoking pipe, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 55 x 42 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Smoker's choice, gent in double-breasted suit proffering cigar, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 59 x 43 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Ascot Gent in morning suit with cane and gloves, full length study, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 59 x 40 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) White tie and tails, three quarter length study, original design for Austin Reed circa 1930, signed charcoal and goauche - 64 x 44 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Evening Clothes by Austin Reed's of Regent Street, signed oil on canvas, original design for the poster - 101 x 86 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) Austin Reed's for crusing kit, no 334 original poster printed for Austin Reed Ltd London circa 1930- 78 x 101 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Bommary (dates unknown) Austin Reed, Wagon-Lits, original poster printed circa 1935 - 66 x 101 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Austin Reed of Regent Street, no 336 original poster printed for Austin Reed Ltd London circa 1928 - 101 x 79 cm framed Condition Report: Condition B

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Summit Collar Austin Reed' of Regent Street, original poster printed circa 1930 - 76 x 50 cm Condition Report: Condition A backed on linen

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Austin Reed Ltd 13 Fenchurch St. E.C, original poster printed circa 1927 - 152 x 101 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A backed on contemporary linen

Tom Purvis (1888-1959) Austin Reed's of Regent Street, original poster printed circa 1927 - 150 x 100 cm framed Condition Report: Condition A backed on contemporary linen

Monographs and exhibition catalogues, including John Wells by Matthew Rowe; Peter Ward, Penwith Gallery; Alexander Mackenzie, Austin Desmond Fine Art; etc.

Exhibition catalogues and monographs, including Alexander Mackenzie, Austin Desmond; Ffiona Lewis; Ivan Hichens, Jonathan Clarke; and others.

Chinese School - Study of the Barque Ship 'Bertram Austin' in profile, oil on canvas laid on board, approx 42cm x 56.5cm, within an ebonized frame.

Philip Richard Morris (British, 1836-1902), Portrait of Mr Austin; and Portrait of Mrs Austin, oil on canvas, 74 x 62cm (28.86 x 24.18in), a pair (2). The family writes: "The portraits are of Mr and Mrs Austin, indigo planters, who married in Calcutta Cathedral in 1848; in those days brides were expected to curtsey to their new mother-in-law as they processed up the church on the arm of their groom. This lady refused to do so, it being beneath her dignity as she was a 'cousin of the Earl and Countess of Wemyss'. They had various children, but India was a graveyard for babies and children in those days, and they were sent home with governesses or nurses to be brought up in England. They would be sent across land, with a cow to give milk for the children - I expect quite a cavalcade, a large group of them would go at a time, not just one or two - and then the cow would go with them on the ship home. When they reached England, it would be given to the captain in part payment for the journey. Indigo planting was very remunerative, and Mr Austin became extremely wealthy. The portraits were painted by Philip Morris in London; he lived in a very poor garret with his young wife, trying to make a living, and they were eating cheap cuts of meat, chops or cutlets, when they heard the Austins' carriage rattling up to their door. The artist's wife hurriedly pushed the plates under the sofa, and went to let the important visitors in. Mrs Austin had her little dog with her, and to the intense shame of the Morrises and the amusement of the Austins, it burrowed under the settee and came out chewing the bones. This story has been handed down the generations since"

A Corgi no 217 Fiat 1800 and a 418 Austin Taxi, both near mint. Fiat end tab of box missing otherwise excellent, Taxi excellent

A Corgi no 216 Austin A40 near mint, box excellent

A Dinky 40e Standard Vanguard, fair, 161 Austin Somerset, fair, and 140b Rover 75 (paint loss)

A Dinky 106 Austin Atlantic, good, and a 57 Jaguar, excellent

A Dinky no 109 Austin Healey good-fair, no 165 Humber Hawk, fair and two no 168 Singer Gazelle, one fair one repainted (4)

A small collection of Dinky Toys cars, including a post-war No. 36b Bentley, a No. 40e first type Standard Vanguard and an Austin Devon (7) (playwear).

A Dinky Toys No. 117 four berth caravan, finished in yellow, a No. 197 Morris Mini Traveller, finished in cream, and a No. 342 Austin Mini Moke, all boxed (boxes damaged).

A small collection of Dinky Toys cars, including a No. 40e Standard Vanguard, a Humber Hawk, an Austin Taxi, an Ed Straker's car and a Southdown Gliding Club trailer (playwear and paint chips).

A small collection of Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Special and Limited Edition cars and commercial vehicles, including a No. 19 1905 Fowler Showmans Engine, a No. 9 1936 Leyland Cub Fire Engine FK-7, a YS-65 Austin 7 Collection and a YS-43 1905 Busch Self Propelled Fire Engine, all within red and gold boxes, some with outer box (15).

A collection of Lledo cars and commercial vehicles, a Vanguards Austin Mini Van and an EFE Southdown Gift Set, mostly boxed.

A Scalextric Porsche racing car, two Austin Healeys and a collection of track, pit, buildings, controllers, C-451 Fuel Tank and accessories (playwear and faults).

Samuel Austin OWS (1796-1834), A fisherman sorting his catch, Liverpool beyond, watercolour, 39 x 35 cm (15 1/2 x 14 in)

TWO SECOND WORLD WAR MEDALS, awarded to RN Austin, Royal Observer Corps, comprising 1939-45 war medal, and 1939-45 Defence medal. Together with assorted letters, photographs and ephemera relating to the same.

A Victorian burr walnut rectangular toilet box by Thomas K. Austin & Co, Dublin, the interior lined in purple leather and seven hobnail cut fittings with engraved silver covers, hallmarked London 1856, the fall-front enclosing two fitted drawers, 12ins x 9ins x 8ins high.

A late 19th Century cabinet plate painted with quail amongst ferns and heather, signed Austin, within moulded and gilded border, 22cm diameter, restored.

A V.I.P. Model Roadways Set, including two racing cars MGA and Austin Healey, and instructions, box (AF), and a Scalextric third edition catalogue, G

448 Austin Police Mini Van, boxed, (inc. inner), E

114 Triumph Spitfire, 130 Ford Consul Corsair, 601 Austin Para-Moke (no parachute), boxes AF, P-F (3)

670 Armoured Car, 673 Scout Car, 676 Armoured Personnel Carrier, boxes AF, 677 Armoured Command Vehicle, 674 Austin Champ, G (5)

470 Austin Van Nestles, 157 Jaguar XK120, red, 156 Rover 75 cream, 139a Ford Sedan, tan, 40h Austin Taxi, and two 341 Land Rover Trailers, P-F (7)

A collection of sixteen various Corgi and Dinky die cast vehicles to include Hillman Minx, Austin A60 Driving School, Triumph 2000, Aston Martin, DB4, etc.

A collection of twenty various Dinky and Corgi die cast vehicles Triumph TR2, Rover 75, Jaguar XK120, Ford Zephyr, Austin A105, etc.