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Lot 840
A George III oak thirty-hour longcase clock, John Muzzell, Horsham, circa 1780, 11" dial with rococo spandrels, the engraved centre signed Jno Muzzell, Horsham, the plated movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell and with trip repeating, in a plain case, 204cm high/Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir John and Lady Smith/see illustration
Lot 354
3 Dinky Toys. Streamlined Fire Engine (250). Example with silver ladder, complete with bell. Daimler Ambulance (253) in cream with red cross and wheels. Plus a Humber Hawk Police Car (256) in black with cream interior, POLICE sign to roof and aerial to drivers side wing. All boxed, Fire Engine box a reproduction, some wear/damage. Vehicles VGC- a few minor chips only. £60-80
Lot 51
A 1968 Ford Mustang coupé 289 V8, registration number NSC 161F, chassis number 8R01C150713, engine number 8R01C150713, yellow. NSC 161F is a very original, low mileage, matching numbers, notchback V8 coupé, which was imported from California USA in 2018. It was originally supplied by Maywood-Bell Ford, 6201 Atlantic Building, Bell, CA, to Joyce Scranton, one of two sisters who retained the Mustang within the family until the car was exported. The Mustang was used until 2001 clocking up a low annual mileage where upon it went into storage. The Marti report that is contained in the history file informs us that the Mustang was originally fitted with some factory upgrades including power front disc brakes, power steering, air conditioning (not currently working) tinted glass, remote control left hand mirror, tilt away steering wheel, AM radio (still working) and an electric clock. The coupé was built at San Jose, finished in yellow with a black vinyl interior and automatic transmission, the colour combination it still sports today. The odometer reading of just over 54,000 miles is confirmed with a sworn statement from the previous owner confirming the mileage at 53,812 miles on 18th July 2017 and numerous receipts with recorded mileages. This very original and genuine Mustang will be offered for auction with an accompanying history file containing the Marti report, the original and rare owners manual, receipts, the previous owner statement and previous MOT and new seat covers. V5C, MOT to June 2020, tax exempt See illustrationsAll lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions.
Lot 206
Glazed. Smiling Man in the Moon motif, blue eyes.Cup Markings: PORCELANIT, J M, MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, ZAKONEM CHRANENO (Czech: "legally protected design"). Bell: MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA. Issued: c. 1930 Dimensions: 4.75"H tallest Manufacturer: JM Porcelanit Country of Origin: Czechoslovakia Condition: Overall good
Lot 371
Black metal body, working metal crank, black Bakelite receiver.An antique desk set manufactured ca. 1948 by Oki Electric Co., Ltd. of Tokyo, Japan. Heavy black metal body with original working metal crank, original antique black Bakelite receiver, and black cord in very good condition. Sometimes recorded historically as a Fuhrer Phone, possibly because of its use by military and civilian officials during the Second World War era. Oki Electric manufactured the first telephone in Japan in 1881, just five years after Bell invented the phone, and presented at the 1885 International Inventions Exhibition in London. The company was widely responsible for the early spread of phones in Japan. Metal manufacturer plate stamped OKI ELECTRIC CO LTD, TOKYO JAPAN, partially obscured by age related wear. Partially obscured stamped serial number 94236 20-9. Issued: c. 1948 Dimensions: 9"L x 9"H x 6.5"W Country of Origin: Japan Condition: Untested. Overall good
Lot 385
Red, featuring smooth rounded aerodynamic style of post-war Bell.An original Western Electric Type 500 desk set telephone in fire engine red, manufactured ca. 1954 and featuring the smooth, rounded aerodynamic style of the post-war Bell telephone models. The first production run of Type 500s, in basic black, was made in 1949; fully colored sets were produced starting in 1954. Original paper phone label with typed number 346-1218. Incised on original receiver BELL SYSTEM PROPERTY NOT FOR SALE WESTERN ELECTRIC. Adjustable volume control wheel on bottom. Original red coiled rubber cord. Issued: c. 1954 Dimensions: 8.75"L Country of Origin: Denmark Condition: Untested. Some fraying to original cord. Overall good
Lot 764
A 19th century eight day slate mantel clock, with Roman numeral chapter ring (cracked) and visible escapement, with movement striking on a bell, with domed top, on plinth base, the pendulum stamped 'Billev Brevete S.G.D.G', 49cm H CONDITION REPORT: There are some nibbles and chips to the slate around the base section. A few nibbles to the slate by the back door. There is a partially repaired chip to the chapter ring at 3 o'clock and several small hair line cracks between 2 and 3. Movement clean and bright. We can not guarantee that it is in full working order. Please note that if you are considering buying this clock, it is very heavy and this may affect your shipping quote.
Lot 770
A Regency mahogany eight day longcase clock, painted Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds and date dial, the corners painted with figures emblematic of the continents, with movement striking on a bell, the hood with an inlaid broken swans neck pediment, the trunk on bracket feet, 221cm H
Lot 782
A Regency brass mounted mahogany fusee bracket clock by William Hanson believed to have originally belonged to the Duke of Gloucester, enamel Roman numeral dial signed Will', Hanson Windsor', with twin fusee movement striking on a bell, engraved brass back plate also signed, the case the dome top and brass grills, on bracket feet, 38cm H (size with loop down), 30cm W x 18.5cm DPROVENANCE: Purchased from Noman Adams Ltd 7th April 1997 for £6120.00. the receipt states: 'The clock was originally owned by The Duke of Gloucester and left to his nephew the Duke of Cambridge and hen by decent through the Fitzgeorges'. CONDITION REPORT: It appears that the clock was cleaned throughout and with some repairs to make it retail condition. The glass to the back door door is not original. The are two initial stamps of WW to the bottom of the door aperture at the back. movement clean and bright. The nut for the bell may not be original. The internal panels which sit behind the brass grills are not original. Chip to the top left corner of the back door. Case with a couple of old cracks and general age wear. Enamel dial with some scratches, there is a slight blister to the enamel to the right of the name and a blemish to the enamel near the centre. Minor wear around the winding apertures. Colour good and coverall appearance ok. this is a mechanical item and therefore, we can not guarantee that it is in full working order.
Lot 303
An early 20th century lacquered cased carriage clock, having enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, visible platform lever escapement and barrel going movement striking on a bell, h.11cm (excluding handle); together with another lacquered brass cased carriage clock (2)
Lot 1536
WW1 Capt L.R. Hargreaves, M.C silver Inkwell , presentation bell form inkwell with mounted cap badge engraved to body "Presented to the Sergeants Mess 2nd Battalion Irish Guards. By Major A.FL. Gordon. DSO.M.C. The Surmounted Cap Badge Belonged to The Late Captain L.R. Hargreaves, M.C. Irish Guards Killed in action 25th September 1916". (LESBOEUFS Battle of the Somme) Provenance Sergeants Mess Irish Guards partial sale of collection. Silver marks London 1937. With original British army inventory stickers to base. N.B Capt. LR Hargreaves M.C. played 1st class cricket for Hampshire and his mother was Alice Hargreaves nee Liddell the inspiration for Lewis Caroll's Alice in wonderland. Approx inkwell base diameter 13cm x height 13cm
Lot 219
A George III silver caster, Thomas Daniell, London 1783, baluster pedestal form with bead borders; and a George III silver caster, James Mince, London 1791, pedestal form with reeded borders, later decorated with bell flower swags, engraved with initials to the shoulder, the larger 14cm high, 6.6ozt (2)
Lot 752
ENGLAND Four Programme of Arrangements cards and 2 Luncheon Table Plans and Lists of Guests from England matches at Wembley in the 1960's. Programme of Arrangements cards Scotland 1963,1965, USSR 1967 (signed by Colin Bell) and Bulgaria 1968 and Table Plans Switzerland 1962 and Scotland 1963. Generally good
Lot 1195
MANCHESTER CITY Autographed col 12 x 8 photo, showing Manchester City players posing with the Charity Shield, the League Championship trophy and the FA Cup during a photo-shoot prior to the 1969/70 season, signed by Oakes, Doyle, Booth, Dowd, Pardoe, Bell, Book, Lee, Summerbee and Young using a fine black marker. Good
Lot 1292
COLIN BELL Eight autographed Colin Bell photos, all measuring 16" x 12" including Bell parading the FA Cup around Maine Road in 1969, parading the Charity Shield around Maine Road in 1969, scoring at White Hart Lane in 1968, striking several poses over the years etc, all signed in permanent marker. Good
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