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This grouping includes 5 sets of 11 figurines: Sing a Song for Santa #5631-6, Early Rising Elves #56369, Candy Cane Bench #52669, Delivering the Christmas Greens #56373, and Small Pine Tree #5219-1. These items have their original boxes, the largest measures 5"L x 4.5"W x 8"H. Department 56 backstamp. The largest figurine measures 3.25"L x 3.25"W x 7"H. Issued: c. 2000Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Department 56Condition: Age related wear.
This grouping includes the Pine Point Pond item #52618, Stone Stairway #52725, Birch Bench and Table set of 2 #56.56927, 6pc Pine Cone Path #56.52874, 5-piece set of Snowy Evergreen trees #52614, and two sets of 3 White Trees #45641. All of these items come in their original boxes, the largest box measures 11"L x 7.75"W x 13"H. Additionally included are 4 bags of real plastic snow. The largest piece measures 5"Dia. x 9.5"HDimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Department 56Condition: Age related wear.
Late 19th century oak monk's bench, circular hinged top with lozenge carving to one side and scrolling foliage band to the other, shaped geometric carved arms over plank seat, lunette carved seat rail, on turned and block supports united by stretchers Dimensions: Height: 74cm Depth/Diameter: 91cmCondition Report: Frame is loose. Height when hinged upwards - 133cm.
BENCHsigned and dated in Arabic Amer Al Obaidi / 2008 lower rightgouache and wash over pen on laid paper48 x 48cm; 19 x 19in77 x 77cm; 30 1/4 x 30 1/4in (framed)Property of a Lady, LondonAl Obaidi studied art in Baghdad at the Fine Art Academy and graduated in 1968. He then worked for several years in Saudi Arabia before returning to Baghdad and assuming the position of Director of the then National Museum of Modern Art from 1975 until 1995. The artist has exhibited in solo shows across the globe and has large murals in public institutions in Iraq and in the Arab world. Today he lives and works in Iowa, USA. Qty: 1
Registration No: Unregistered Frame No: AB1T 6725 MOT: ExemptSubject to a complete build over many years by a respected Vespa collectorOffered in running conditionAn extremely rare early Ape complete with Vespa 98 style forkLess than a handful of Calessino evocations are known to be in the UK making this a very rare vehicle indeedIntroduced two years after the Vespa scooter, Piaggio’s Ape (Italian for “Bee”) was created primarily to carry goods. The Ape could be configured to meet a wide range of commercial needs thanks to its extremely flexible tricycle configuration, allowing it to serve as a miniature truck or van. Piaggio had repurposed proven Vespa mechanics to create what would become an immensely successful workhorse and are considered equally as iconic. The Ape is still produced today.The Ape ‘Giardinetta’ was launched in spring 1948 as a people transporter with a rear bench seat that allowed the transport of two passengers. The vehicle was offered with a retractable wide hood that in case of rain or scorching sun would offer shelter. The factory painted the Giardinettas in the same metallic green colour used for Vespa scooters. The elegant coach-built bodies were made by specialised suppliers located in the Lombardy region of northern Italy and final assembly was done in the Piaggio plant in Pontedera. The Italian versions were closed on the sides with a little door beside the driver for access. In 1952 The Giardinetta was renamed the ‘Calessino’ which was upgraded to 150cc for more power. The Calessino became even more famous in 1957 thanks to its appearance in the movie ‘Holiday in Ischia’. This 1953 Calessino is based on an Ape chassis and still retains the Vespa 98 style fork assembly. There are very few survivors of these given the hard work that most of them had to do and the fact that the fabric hoods and wooden bodies are susceptible to the ravages of time. The rear coachwork was sourced from Italy to the highest and correct specification as were the wheel arches. We are informed it runs and stops fine and only requires finishing to the wiring for the lights. Only for sale due to the illness of the current owner. There are no documents but given the clear chassis number and assistance available from the Veteran Vespa Club registering this for the road should be a formality. Less than a handful of Calessino evocations are known to be in the UK making this a very rare vehicle indeed. For more information, please contact: Paul Diamond info@vintagescooters.co.uk 07768 313001
Corgi Toys Constructor Set - Commer 3/4 ton chassis GS24 comprising two Commer 3/4 ton chassis unit with spring suspension, seats and steering wheel, one fitted with Trans O Lite headlamps, four interchangeable bodies, milk float, crates, pick-up with a bench seat, van and ambulance, boxed (completeness not guaranteed) Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request
An signed original photograph of Lieutenant Peter Allan (famous for "The Mattress" and "Toilet" Escapes) dressed in his escaping clothes during WW2.He managed to reach Vienna, Austria on one of his escape attempts and once there, an exhausted Allan approached the US consulate for help in reaching Budapest and neutral Hungary. The United States was still neutral and there were German staff working in the embassy. This put the consul in a difficult position. It was clearly too difficult and help was refused. Allan went into a park and fell asleep on a bench. When he awoke in the morning, he found his legs were paralysed with cramp. Exhausted and starving he managed to crawl to a nearby house and was taken to hospital where he gave himself up. The Vienna police telephoned Colditz and the escape attempt was over.Allan was returned to Colditz on 31 May 1941 and managed to limp under escort straight to the cells for a spell of solitary confinement.
AN BAROQUE WALNUT LONG STOOL OR HALL BENCH ITALIAN, LATE 17TH CENTURY/EARLY 18TH CENTURY The moulded plank seat above a conforming frieze with foliate-carved aprons on turned slightly splayed legs joined by turned stretchers 35cm high, 216cm wide, 40cm deep Condition Report: Good, structurally secure and consistent colour, there are dents marks and scratches and shrinkage cracks due to age and use. Evidence of old woodworm, now inactive, some filled holes to the seat where knots have dropped out of the wood. Repairs and replacement to edge mouldings, eg right edge of frieze, the carved decoration possibly shortened to fit. That said the piece has a consistent look and is probably all of an age as opposed to being made up from `parts'. Condition Report Disclaimer
REGIMENTAL BADGES. A George III working manuscript copy book of shoulder plate badges of the British army regiments, Master Thomas Hill or Gill, dated October 17th 1794, Bench Book No. 4, Rubbings ranging from 1800 to 1820, pen & ink or pencil, often with watercolour, militias and colonial regiments to the rear, seems to be a reuse of a arithmetic copy book with the individual plates then pasted in, old wear, discolouration, some pages loose, wear and splits to covers, 8vo

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