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Lot 107
Two Robert Harrop `Camberwick Green` handpainted miniatures: `Jonathan Bell`s Farm` MCGS02; `The Tree at Camberwick Green` MCGS01. Together with 18 x Robert Harrop `Camberwick Green` handpainted miniature pewter figures: 2 x `Captain Snort Soldier` MCG06; 2 x `Sergeant Major Grout` MCG07; 2 x `Private Meek` MCG11; 2 x `Private Armitage` MCG09; 2 x `Cannon & Cannon Balls` MCG12; 2 x `Soldier Bugler` MCG08; 2 x `Private Featherby` MCG10; `Mary Murphy` MCG03; `Jonathan Bell The Farmer` MCG04; `Paddy Murphy` MCG02; `P.C McGarry The Policeman` MCG01.
Lot 110
14 x Robert Harrop `Camberwick Green` figures: 2 x `Thomas Tripp in his Milk Float` CG86; 2 x `Murphy Christmas` CGCS06, LE to 1500; 2 x `Windy Miller and Mr Carraway ``Fishing in the Sun``` CGS02, LE to 2500, First Edition; `Jonathan Bell & Lord Belborough ``Apples Galore``` CGS09, LE to 1000, First Edition; `The Mayor and Philby in the Mayoral Car` CG68; `Harry Farthing (Potter)` CG30; `Mickey Murphy (Baker)` CGL05, LE to 2500, First Edition; `Jonathan Bell & Mary Murphy ``Jingle Bell``` CGCS10, LE to 500; `Dr Mopp ``Bees By The Bakery``` CG84; `Cuthbert & The Cider Press ``Apples Galore``` CGS08, LE to 1000, First Edition; `The Mayor` CGL04, LE to 2500, First Edition. All boxed.
Lot 120
6 x Robert Harrop `Camberwick Green` models: `The Mayor and Lord Bellborough ``The Balloon``` CGS10, LE to 1000, First Edition; `Mr Crockett in his Van` CG79; `Captain Snort with the Canon ``On Your Marks``` CGS04, LE to 2000, First Edition; `Jonathan Bell and Lord Belborough ``Apples Galore``` CGS09, LE to 1000, First Edition; `Sergeant Major Grout and the Water Pump ``Roger Varley``` CGYP07, LE to 1200; `Mr Carraway in his Fish Shop ``Fine Fresh Fish``` CGS03, LE to 2000, First Edition; `Thomas Tripp in his Milk Float` CG86. All boxed.
Lot 121
27 x Robert Harrop `Camberwick Green` figures: `Mr Pratt` CG44; `Horace` CG66; `Fred` CG58; `Mr Wantage` CG57; `Sergeant Major Grout` CG17; `Peter Hazel` CG07; `Mr Cresswell` CG46; `Harry Farthing` CG53; `Mr Dagenham` CG45; `Mr Clamp` CG39; `Cyril` CG67; `Mr Fletcher` CG47; `Mr Swallow` CG49; `Walter Harkin` CG50; `Private Armitage` CG65; `Winnie Farthing` CG54; `Dutch Organ Dancers` CG48; `Captain Flack` CG69; `Mr Antonio` CG40; `Jonathan Bell and his Cow` CGYP05; 2 x `Mr Clutterbuck` CGFG03; `Windy Millers Hen` CGFG05; `Windy Miller` LE pewter event piece (2003) CG01P; `Jonathan Bell`s Farm` handpainted miniature MCGS02; `Windy Miller` handpainted pewter miniature MCG05; `Jonathan Bell` handpainted pewter miniature MCG04. All boxed.
Lot 372
Cycling history: a 1941 Dawes Cycles Ltd. `Comfort Tourist` bicycle with original components and original Dawes five year guarantee card. Provenance in the form of a 2001 newspaper article about the former owner of the bike, purchased in 1941 for £10 and 11 shillings. Components include: Sturmey Archer GH6 Front dynohub, with maintenance instructions; original Brooks leather saddle and springs; J.H Hopkins of Birmingham `Supermont` saddle bag; Lucas rear reflector; Bluemels `Featherweight` rear mudguard and pump; Michelin `World Tour` tyres; Dunlop wheels; Joseph Lucas Ltd of Birmingham `King of the World` cyclometer; handlebars with patent no. 340856; Miller British Made bell. This bicycle was still being ridden on a daily basis in 2013.
Lot 1082
An English green glass Roemer wine goblet with raspberry prunts to stem and stringing to base, 4.25ins high, a wine glass with bucket bowl on plain hollow stem with raspberry prunts, 5.25ins high, an eye bath, 2.5ins, a green glass bell frigger with clear glass handle, 13ins high, (circa 1870) and a selection of other green glassware, various
Lot 1390
A late 19th Century French carriage timepiece No. 2260,with alarum, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals to the eight day single train movement ringing on a bell, contained in brass and bevelled glass ""One Piece"" case, 4.75ins high (escapement replaced and dial chipped to top edge and cracked), and with maroon leather covered travelling case for same
Lot 1391
A late 19th/early 20th Century French carriage clock with alarum retailed by Drocourt Fils, Paris, the 1.75ins diameter white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial within paste set gilt border to the eight day movement striking on a bell, contained in brass and bevelled corniche pattern case, 4.75ins high
Lot 1399
A 19th Century French ormolu and porcelain mantel clock by Japys Freres, No. 6503, the 3.5ins diameter porcelain dial decorated in turquoise and gilt and with Roman numerals, the dial centre decorated with butterflies and trophies to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in ormolu case with bold urn surmount and bearded masks to sides, inset with four further porcelain panels decorated with young lovers and floral sprays, bold acanthus leaf swags and mounts, on turned feet, 14.5ins high (dial with some restoration and gilt jewelling rubbed in places)
Lot 1408
A mid 19th Century rosewood mantel clock, the 8ins diameter painted metal dial inscribed ""Benson, Ludgate Hill, London"" to the eight day two train fusee movement striking and repeating on a bell, contained in Gothic pattern case inlaid with brass scrollwork and mouldings, on gilt brass ball feet, 19.75ins high (with later finials and handles)
Lot 1411
A late 18th Century mahogany bracket clock by Thomas Oliver of London, the whole of small proportions, the plain arched silvered dial with Roman numerals and strike/silent dial to arch to the eight day two train fusee movement striking and repeating on a bell with engraved back plate, contained in mahogany and gilt brass mounted case of arched form with large rectangular pad to top, brass folding handle, arched glazed side panels, on ogee bracket feet, 12.25ins high Note : Thomas Oliver recorded working in New Bond Street, London 1780-1795 and in partnership with Joseph West until 1785
Lot 1423
A late 18th/early 19th Century oak longcase clock by Kelvey of Gainsborough, the 12ins arched white painted dial decorated with floral sprays and birds, with subsidiary seconds dial to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case with three ball finials, scrolled cresting, turned and fluted pillars to hood, the trunk with canted front corners, 86ins high Note : Could be C. Kelvey of Gainsborough, dates unknown
Lot 1424
A late 18th Century ""North Country"" mahogany longcase clock by Robert Greaves of Macclesfield, the 14ins arched brass dial with wide silvered chapter ring and dial centre with Roman and Arabic numerals and showing phases of the moon and calendar to arch to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in figured mahogany case with scrolled cresting, blind fret frieze inlaid with oval paterae, turned and fluted columns to hood and with shaped trunk door flanked by fluted quarter columns, on bracket feet, 91ins high Note: Robert Greaves recorded working Macclesfield 1786
Lot 1425
A late 18th Century mahogany longcase clock by David Bowen of Swansea, with 12ins arched brass dial (formerly silvered), the arch engraved ""High Water at Swansea Key"" and showing phases of the moon, with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in mahogany case with moulded and dentil cornice, turned and fluted columns to hood with Corinthian capitols, shaped trunk door and with fluted and reeded cant corners, on bracket feet, 83ins high (pendulum damaged) Note : David Bowen recorded working in Swansea as a Clockmaker, died 1791
Lot 1426
An unusal 18th Century black japanned longcase clock by Jonathan Baldwin of Feversham, No. 375, the 12ins arched brass dial with pierced gilt brass spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals and with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in associated japanned case with turned finials, shaped cresting and split turned columns to hood, the front decorated with leaves, 88ins high (case redecorated at later date) Note: John Baldwin, a very competent maker, thought to have been born in 1677, apprenticed to Stephen Rayner 1691-1698 recorded working in Faversham, Kent until 1739
Lot 1429
An oak longcase clock containing an early 18th century movement by George Etherington of London, the 10ins arched brass dial with arch engraved with sunburst and strike/silent lever above chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, the later oak case made by Colonel H.J.W. Barrow, the arched and moulded cresting with three squirrel finials, pierced brass frieze, pierced side panels, split turned columns to hood, the arched trunk door with shaped lentical glass, 79ins high Note : George Etherington recorded as admitted to the Clockmakers company 1684, Master 1709, Died 1729. Engraved brass plaque to inside of case provides full provenance - maker of case and an ancestor of vendor
Lot 27
A rare Marklin gauge 3 clockwork trackside bell. In the style of a light house, painted in leaf green with yellow bands, suspended chrome bell to top with clockwork action. Mounted on a tinplate maroon coloured base with variable extending track for remote control operation. GC for age. See Plate 1
Lot 88
6 various toys. A Marklin Mercedes ‘Silver Arrow’ racing car, Tootsie Toy Cadillac Town Sedan in blue and orange. A 1930’s tinplate clockwork saloon car in blue with white wheels, 2x pre-war Japanese plaster boats. Plus a hand held model railway station bell. QGC-GC some age wear and metal fatigue.
Lot 111
A rare early cast lead Edwardian style fire hose reel engine by Ernst Plank. An open fire engine in red with seats and real, bell, lights and steering wheel painted in gold. With starting handle, black running boards, artillery style wheels with grey tyres. GC for age, minor/some paint loss. See Plate 3
Lot 155
2 boxed sets of George Doswell white metal model figures. Boy Scouts, comprising 5 scouts – Scouter, a trek cart with logs and camp accessories. Plus a Girl Guides set comprising 4 Guides, Leader, trek cart and camp accessories, plus a small dog. Plus 2 bell tents, small bivi tent, 2 tin bell tents with bases and a smaller example. All boxed. Contents GC-Mint.
Lot 158
2 CJB 54mm white metal models. A 1920’s Morris Commercial Van. In light grey ‘A.F.S. London’ (Auxillery Fire Service) livery. Probably representing a requisitioned civilian vehicle for use in the London Blitz. Complete with driver and passenger, klaxon and bell. Plus a 1939 430-500 gpm Scammell Fire Pump Trailer. Also in grey livery, complete with taps, hoses and 2 firemen. Boxed, both Mint. Paperwork with pump. See Plate 4 Made by specialist model maker Colin J. Burkill of Hull. For more information see Toys & Models Auction T195 (November 2013).
Lot 1042
Ten Pairs of Provincial Silver Sugar Tongs Comprising: Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1810; James Bell, Newcastle 1822; G.W, Glasgow 1834; Joseph Goss, Exeter 1840; David McDonald, Glasgow 1830; Joshua Buckton, Dublin 1825; James Barber & William Whitwell, York 1812; Robert, James & Josiah Williams, Exeter 1850; John Wright, Newcastle 1853; R Olver, Exeter 1826, 13oz 5dwt gross (10) Overall fairly good - no obvious major faults
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Lot 993
[NATURAL HISTORY]. GARDENING Lowe, E.J. A Natural History of British Grasses, Bell and Daldy, London, 1871, blind-stamped green cloth gilt, paper-protected colour plate illustrations, quarto; Loudon, J.C. An Encyclopaedia of Gardening, third edition, for Longman et al., London, 1825, marbled boards, illustrations, quarto (ex library; binding defective); and assorted other works and part works. Note: This lot sold with all faults, not subject to return.
Lot 290
Glenfiddich Eight year old Scotch malt Whisky 1 litre, 40% volume, two bottles of William Grant`s Finest Scotch Whisky, 1 litre, 40% volume, one tubed, three bottles of Whyte & Mackay, `Glasgow Special` Blended Scotch Whisky, 1 litre, 40% volume, three bottles of Bell`s Blended Scotch Whisky, 1 litre, 40% volume (9)
Lot 640
A 19th Century (probably French) brass cased four glass mantle clock the case with two single doors, four reeded columns on plinth base. The circular white enamel chapter ring with black Roman numerals, the recessed central section with two winding apertures and visible escapement. The movement striking on a bell with solid brass pendulum. The backplate stamped H. P. & Co., with serial numbers 2606 and 23627, 31cm high x 18cm x 13.5cm
Lot 158
A 19th Century Swiss musical box, the ten air movement with bells in vue, housed in a later or much restored mahogany and inlaid case, 43.5 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Exterior appears to have been refurbished and possibly re-finished, exterior with various knocks and scuffs, interior has been re-painted black, interior generally with dirt, grease and tarnish, the music box does play a tune, and the bells do ring, however it is not known whether or not it is in full working order, butterfly and bell decoration may also have been re-painted, printed paper to interior of lid with various tears and losses, and with drawing pins.
Lot 227
A 19th Century mahogany cased longcase clock, the plain top with moulded edge over an arched glazed door and plain trunk with quartered side pilasters on a plain base, the eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, with painted arched dial, the chapter ring with Roman numerals enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial and date dial inscribed "Wm Hewson Lincoln" (1828-61), 211 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Comments regarding the dial/movement only: Dial feet bent; holes in movement have been enlarged - indicating a possible marriage.
Lot 233
An early 18th Century walnut cased longcase clock, the arched hood with blind fretwork frieze above an arched glazed panelled door flanked by turned tapering brass capped pilasters, the main body with arched panelled door and feather banding on similarly decorated base with plain plinth, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture on a matted ground within mask head and applied floral scrolling spandrels, to the arched strike/silent dial with applied dolphin and floral scroll decoration to an eight day striking movement on a bell, inscribed "John Ellicot, London", 244 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS Hands with some mis-shaping and scratching. Not known whether movement is in working order. Case with new mouldings to base and door, various areas of patched in veneer, movement appears to be OK but strike silent has been altered, brass cased weights, case with general wear and scuffs, numerous areas of age splits and cracks to the veneers (probably due to movement in carcass and to ageing/drying) including a lot of splits around the base, to door, sides, etc. Several areas of moulding missing and several areas of moulding warped and/or lifting, some areas of veneer missing. Some losses to the carcass to rear. Various cracks, splits and losses to the carved frieze to the hood and some sections of moulding missing. Some wear and scuffs to dial with scratches and tarnish. This lot is from a private vendor and was inherited from grandparents as a family piece by the current vendor. Ellicot is spelt with one t on the inscription to the dial.
Lot 234
A George III mahogany longcase clock, the arched moulded cornice with central vacant cartouche, glazed door flanked by fluted pilasters to a shaped trunk door flanked by three quarter pilaster columns to a fielded panelled base on ogee bracket feet, the arched dial with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, engraved matted centre with secondary dial to the arch and moon phase inscribed "James Foster, Sutton" to an eight day striking movement on a bell, 242 cm high (case very damaged and with losses throughout - for restoration) CONDITION REPORTS Case very damaged throughout and with losses - for restoration. Clock is broken into numerous pieces and currently some parts of it are propped up in order to give an idea of its appearance. There are some parts of the clock case and hood missing. Wear, scuffs, knocks and chips, damage and losses. Door with cracks and losses. Large areas of moulding missing, and various sections missing. Splits and breaks. Bracket foot base with chips and losses and, as with the rest of the clock, it is broken, cracked and separated at joins. Cracks and various age cracks throughout including to pilasters. Some old worm holes. Some chips and losses and sections missing. Some dirt and mould to surfaces. Mould to interior., and lock appears to be missing. Some losses to mouldings. Moon face with quite a lot of scuffs, scratches and losses to decoration. Dial generally with quite heavy wear, scuffs, scratches and tarnish. Pendulum with rusting and tarnish and fitments loose. Weights appear to have repairs / . additional areas of metal added. No etched glass panels. Arched top (not swan neck pediment) and one side of top (arched) section appears to be missing. The two tall fluted pilasters which would fit either side of the door are present, but some sections (eg capitals) appear to be missing. Please see photos. There is no provenance available with this lot.
Lot 764
A 19th century French mantel clock, fitted an eight day movement striking on a bell, in a gilt brass case with Sevres style porcelain panels, 34 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by RB Case is gilt brass, there is one swag detached from the right hand side, otherwise generally good, porcelain panels good, no back plate (probably never was), very dusty, from a local private client.
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