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Click here to subscribeA pair of Arts and Crafts brass and cast iron andirons, 20th century, after the 17th century examples at Haddon Hall; popularised in the 19th century by Thomas Elsley and Edward Spencer at The Artificer's Guild. Each andiron with a coved standard supporting a brace of pierced brass foliate roundals, the face of the standard with conforming brass ornament. 26¼' high x 11' wide x 22½' deep. The lot to include a log grate and ash pan.
Brace Service-type, of lobed form, having c-scroll and floral moulded borders, London painted at the Bradley Workshop with a centred large flower spray and colourful moth, five outer sprigs together with a colourful jay perched on a twig, within gold dentil rim, impressed NANT GARW CW to base25cms diamprivate collection Powys, consigned via our Cardiff office, collection labels include Sir David JohnCondition report: Comments: very good example without damage, decoration is fresh
Sean Fallon Celtic 16x12 inch Signed Colourised, Autographed Editions, Limited Edition photo. Photo shows Celtic players who faced Kilmarnock on the 11th of February 1957. Two weeks previous the same side demolished Rangers 7-1 in the League Cup Final. A hat trick from Billy McPhail, a brace from Neil Mochan and a goal each from Willie Fernie and Sammy Wilson completed a memorable day for Celtic. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Football, Peter McParland signed 12x18 black and white photograph. Photo shows McParland, playing for Aston Villa as he scored high to head the ball against the Manchester United woodwork in the 1957 FA Cup Final. McParland bagged a brace to give the Villa a 2:1 victory over the Babes. McParland holds a unique place in English football history as the first player in the game to score in and win both English major domestic knockout Finals. One of the finest headers and strikers of the ball of the past fifty years, he is regarded as one of the greatest players to represent both Aston Villa and Northern Ireland. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
A BRACE OF ELIZABETH II SILVER PHEASANTS, by S M D Castings, London 1973, the pair a hen and a cock bird each realistically cast with feathers, standing, the male looking to the left with tail down, the female looking straight on with tail raised. (2) Cock 30.5cm beak to tail, 47 troy ounces gross
A George II walnut fold-top tea table, with double-hinged top, revealing a storage compartment with dummy escutcheon to the front, on cabriole legs with pointed pad feet. Height 74cm, width 112cm, total depth 112cm.Condition report: There is some movement in the joints of the legs and an area of restoration to the tabletop, signs of general wear consummate with age. Old repair to front right hand leg with pegs, two cracks to gate-leg at join the brace. Extra images on David Lay website.
A very early Football Association tour blazer badge relating to the first ever England v Germany international football matches played in Berlin, 23rd and 24th November 1899, originally belonging to the pioneering F.A. official Charles James Hughes (1853-1916),the cloth badge with intricate silk work and metal thread featuring the British Royal Coat of Arms, Union Jack and German Navy Ensign flags, and the Prussian Eagle, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, 1899, very good condition possibly unusedAlthough deemed unofficial, and played a short while before the German Football Association (DFB) was founded, these twin back-to-back games were the first ever England v Germany international football matches - and the start of one of the most famous rivalries in world football. The matches were played on a Football Association Tour of Germany at the invitation of Walther Bensemann, Secretary of the German Committee for International Soccer Matches.The historic first Germany v England match on the 23rd November 1899 ended as a 13-2 win for the tourists. Five of the England goals were scored by Burnley's Edgar Chadwick. The other goals all came in braces, scored by the amateurs E.D. Brown (Clapton) and Geoffrey Wilson (Corinthians), and the professionals Fred Forman (Nottingham Forest) and Billy Bassett (WBA). The crowd was recorded as 1,500.In the second game, played at 10am the following day, and attended by 512 spectators, England won the match 10-2, with half the visitors' goals being scored by Newcastle United's Joe Rogers. The Corinthians amateur Stanley Taylor scored a brace, as did Nottingham Forest's Frederick Forman, whilst West Bromwich Albion's Billy Bassett netted the other England goal. In both matches the German goalscorers were Bock of Fortuna Berlin and Walter Jestram of Berliner Thor uFC Britannia 1892.The German team for both matches included Ivo Schricker who would go on to become the third FIFA General Secretary 1932 to 1951.
1 of 560 R32 'Nismo Editions' built to homologate the Skyline for Japanese Touring Cars.Supplied new to Japan and imported into the UK in 20181/560 early examples built by Nismo for homologationAll were finished in Gun Grey Metallic (KH2)Powered by a twin-turbocharged 2.6-litre RB26 inline-six cylinder Indicating just 37,491km Rare, collectable and highly sought afterOffered here is the ‘holy grail’ of R32 Nissan Skylines to Japanese sports car enthusiasts and collectors of landmark automobiles alike. Chassis 529 is one of 560 examples manufactured by Nismo to meet FIA 'Group A' Evo homologation regulations, 60 of which were built into competition cars. The Nismo is instantly recognisable by some of its unique features including, a ‘Gurney flap’ that sits under the rear wing, two extra air ducts in the front bumper to allow extra airflow to the intercooler, slightly modified side skirts, weight saving aluminium body panels and rear wiper delete. Mechanical differences over the standard production model include larger Turbos with steel internals and ABS delete. Nismo-branded options available included a 260 km/h (162 mph) speedometer, 3-inch cat-back exhaust system, front suspension tower brace, sports shock absorbers, 17-inch alloy wheels, and a rear spoiler with a built-in third brake light. The R32 Skyline achieved iconic status in Japan after dominating the Japanese Touring Car Championship winning outright four years in a row.Chassis 529 comes to market finished in sparkling Gunmetal Grey metallic (KH2) and appears to be mostly unmodified. Accompanied by a history file which includes invoices for its most recent major maintenance dated January 2021, an MOT from 2019 showing 37,292km, a fresh MOT, export paperwork, sales invoices and its current V5C.These special Japanese sports cars from the '80s and '90s are fast becoming highly desirable and are slowly making their way into car collections across the globe, rarely do we see an R32 Nismo on the market in Europe. This is a super opportunity and we welcome your inspection.SpecificationMake: NISSANModel: SKYLINEYear: 1990Chassis Number: BNR32100529Registration Number: G724 ATLEngine Number: RB26 Odometer Reading: 37491 KMMake: Interior Colour: BlackClick here for more details and images
Alfa Romeo in the pits, 1920s Starting Grid, 1950s Turmoil and Young Moss.Lovely selection of monochrome photographs.1: Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 number 28 driven by Tazio Nuvolari2: Grand Prix Grid with a Bugatti Type 35 and brace of Alfa Romeo 8Cs on the front row3: Expensive coming together!4: A young Stirling MossClick here for more details and images
Tisch im Barockstil, norddeutsch um 1900, Eiche massiv, ausziehbar, 4 Säulenfüsse, Fußverstrebung, l. Alters- und Gebr.-schäden, ca. 75 x 116 x 77 cmTable in the Baroque style, North German around 1900, solid oak, extendable, 4 column feet, foot brace, slight damage caused by age and usage, approx. 75 x 116 x 77 cm
Very rare 1930s J.L. Rutter Atmos clock, the 4.75" gilt chapter ring with Arabic numerals enclosing a skeletonised centre and inscribed no. 2922 on the front plate of the movement, also inscribed Brevets J.L. Rutter, S.G.D.G., made in France on a plate screwed to the strapwork brace supporting the movement and further inscribed on this plate no. 4335, within a bevelled glazed chrome bound case supported on a squat pierced flared foot, 9.25" high, within a folding white leather Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock travelling case** The vendor of this clock was employed by Jaeger-LeCoultre and was given this clock by the company for work purposes
WW2. Philip E West Multi Signed colour 28x20 Print Titled Mission Accomplished Limited edition 66/150. Personally signed by 15 WW2 Pilots including Flying Officer Bill Anderson, Air Marshal Sir Alfred Freddy Ball K. C. B, D. F. C, DSO, Flying Officer Arthur H. Brace, Wing Commander James Gordon Cole DFC, Wing Commander Edward Tim Fairhurst DFC, Sqdn. Ldr. Frank Jerry Fray DFC, Pilot Officer Peter Harding, Flt. Lt. Julian Lowe DFC, Flt. Lt. Gwyn Parry DFC, Flt. Lt. Ray Raby, Sqdn. Ldr. T. N. Rosser OBE DFC, Flt. Lt. Jimmy Taylor, Flt. Lt. W. G. A. White and few others. Superb Signatures. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
WNAI - HOWARD & SONS LTD UPHOLSTERERSA large Chesterfield style sofa with arched back and outswept arms on mahogany turned supports, 245cm wide; 90cm highCondition report: 116cm deep overall, from the back of the seat to the front, internal depth 94cm Back leg stamped. Dust sheet with Howard label.Castors a little loose.The supporting brace bar with a metal plate. Inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.
WNAI - HOWARDS LTD 25.26&27 BERNERS ST. LONDONA large Chesterfield style sofa with arched back and outswept arms on oak turned supports, 245cm wide; 90cm highCondition report: 115cm deep from the back edge of the seat back to the front of the arm, the internal depth of the seat is approx 86cm. One leg has broken off and is also cracked. This foot is stamped. Brass castors stamped. Underside with late metal supporting brace. Upholstery of the seat distressed as can be seen in images. Later covered at some point with no obvious remains of the Howard ticking. Dust sheet with remains of Howard mark, but generally in tatters. The wolf skins, throws and part of the tapestry panel are loose. Please note all in worn condition.
A 17TH CENTURY AND LATER OAK AND ELM BACON CUPBOARDWith a pair of double arch panel cupboards over four short drawers, 141cm wide; 56.5cm deep; 193cm highCondition report: Various old repairs and replacements, including bracket feet, side return moulding of the cornice, various boards and drawer lining to one short drawer.. Later handles and escutcheons. Later hinges and old metal brace repair to inside of door. Various old chips and losses. Various old worm holes and subsequent losses, see extra images. Later hooks and rails to the interior. Inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.Shrinkage in areas as to be expected, and a very slight sag towards the centre. Loose of moulding to the one side return with shrinkage.
AN 18TH CENTURY OAK DRESSER BASEWith three frieze drawers, on canted block supports, 190cm wide; 85cm highCondition report: The top: Loss to the back left hand corner, together wtih various marks, scuffs, stains and variations with a small patch of worm, some minor shifting of timber. The back: board resecured with two later screws, some old worm in areas. The legs: front right leg with an old metal brace repair, with some staining above, feet worn with the back ones having some worm damage. Sides: losses to the fret details on the sides, applied side panels, one of which is slightly split. Drawers: later handles, although no scar marks from previous ones. Some old worm to drawer linings, some shrinkage and some stiff. One drawer with missing cock beaded edge to the right hand side. No locks and wear to the rail above in the corresponding lock area. Some internal supporting rails replaced. Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk.
A SELECTION OF SPORTING CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT including a Wilson Golf Bag containing 12 clubs by Progen and Full Bore, a Masters 5 Series golf trolley, another empty Maxfli golf bag, cycling bib and brace, waterproof jacket and trousers, long johns, Cycling gloves, Shimano EU size 47 cycling shoes, a foot pump, three bike locks with keys etc
An early 19th century cross framed blonde oak stool; later upholstered drop-in seat above two X-framed supports united by a central turned stretcher (old damage and reparations etc. one cross end fractured and repaired with steel brace, no live woodworm visible) (95cm long x 53cm deep x 41cm high not including 5cm seat pad)
A pair of early 19th century French elm and pollard elm upholstered tub-style chairs; each with carved arm supports terminating in carved lappets above cabriole front legs with further lappets carved to the knees, with tapering legs, of good colour and patination (79cm high x 54.5cm wide x 55cm deep, seat pad 47.5cm wide x 40cm deep)Condition Report: The colour of the show wood is particularly attractive with various grains showing. Both of the chairs have slight watermarks (one with a 3cm mark, the other a 10cm mark and various much smaller one. Chair one - underneath the two back legs on one appear to have had some strengthening 'plasters' historically applied to the top under the rail. The front legs have been re-affixed at some stage to the bowed side rails (done sometime ago). The bottoms of the legs are noted to have darkened quite significantly. Chair two - also exhibits darkening towards the end of the legs commensurate with age and usage etc. Some braiding away at the front. One of the front legs looks like it has been re-affixed at the top and middle where two later dowels are evident, also a historic vertical split to this leg (2cm) inner section. Other leg is missing the corner brace. Generally the condition is commensurate with age but still very sturdy.
A late 19th century brass framed ebony brace stamped 'Metallic frame patent brace' along with a coat of arms, 34cm long, a late 19th century rosewood filled soothing plane by 'W Marples & Sons', 18cm long, a steel and rosewood filled woodworking plane, indistinctly stamped with the makers name, 24cm long, along with a steel and hardwood thumb moulding plane, 15cm long (4)
A set of eight silver game bird card / menu holdersGeorge Brace & Co, London, seven dated 1912 and one 1911 Featuring double circular backs on oval bases, each bearing a realistically cast model of a game bird, including pheasant, quail and duck, with original blue velvet lined case bearing the retailers mark for Wilson & Gill, height 3.5cm, weight 4.6oz. (8)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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