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Lot 40
THOMAS "TOM" SIMPSON; an important archive relating to the cyclist comprising a yellow and blue jersey worn by Simpson and detailed "Rapha Geminiani", seen worn by Simpson in the album of photographs for his victory in the Tour of the West of France, 1959, Lorient-Quimper, a black and white vertically striped "Carpano" jersey with label for Seregni & Gallazzi of Milan, a blue and red striped "England" jersey with label for Tricot Noret St. Denoval, a cream long sleeve rainbow striped jersey, and a pale blue and cream "Bianchi Firelli" jersey, also included in the lot are a number of pennants and a large collection of cloth badges, a cream, red and black sash "Stadien Wielerbaan Amsterdam 1950", a black cloth bag "Enfield R.C. Spring Racing Weekend, Double Diamond", and an album mainly comprising newspaper, magazine articles and pictures covering 1959-1964 as well as six letters dated 1959 from Simpson to the vendor's father, one dated 10-11-59 detailing a visit to Liverpool to see "Dave" stating he will bring over several articles for his collection including jerseys, pennants, and such. Tom Simpson was one of Britain's most successful cyclists, he won a bronze medal for track cycling at the 1956 Summer Olympics, and a silver medal at the 1958 British Empire & Commonwealth Games. When he turned professional at the age of 21, he won the 1961 Tour of Flanders and became the first British rider to wear the yellow jersey during the 1962 Tour de France. In 1963 he won several other races and in 1965 became Britain's first World Road Race Champion, also winning the Giro di Lombardia, making him the BBC Sports Personality of the Year, the first cyclist to win this award. Sadly, Simpson collapsed and died during the ascent of Mont Ventoux during the 1967 Tour de France aged just 29. CONDITION REPORT: Jerseys are of mixed condition, some moth holes.
Lot 89
MATCHBOX SUPERFAST: An original vintage Matchbox Superfast Lesney No. 29 Racing Mini. Mint, in a mint box. Bronze paint, with orange edged 29 decal.NOTE: From a great collection of original vintage Matchbox / Moko / Lesney diecast model cars. Most models are mint or mint+, in mint or near mint boxes. Buyers are reminded that these condition statements are given as guidance only, and must satisfy themselves as to condition of individual items prior to bidding, as condition on some, will vary.
Lot 550
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE GOLD LACQUER CIRCULAR BOX, decorated with paulownia, family crests and cell motifs reserved on a nashiji ground, 4.6in diameter & 2.8in high; together with a good quality lacquered wood stand with engraved bronze fittings; a small gold lacquered and bronze fitted miniature shrine; and a three section lacquer square box with cover. (4)
Lot 196
A GOOD QUALITY 19TH CENTURY CHINESE GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA, seated in dhyanasana on a double lotus plinth, his hands in bhumisparsa and dhyana mudras, his robes engraved with scrollwork, his hair with blue pigment, the base with a double vajra, 2.8in wide at widest point on base & 4in high.
Lot 241
A FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TWO-FOLD IVORY TABLE SCREEN, with engraved two-way bronze hinges, one side carved with finely detailed panels of samurai above further smaller panels of their weapons, the reverse side carved in low relief with mountainous river landscape panels above smaller panels of waves, one of the samurai panels with a red-stained artist's seal, 12.7in wide overall & 13in high.
Lot 186
AN UNUSUAL JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD GILT METAL THREE CASE INRO & RED CINNABAR LACQUER MANJU NETSUKE, with bronze ojime, the inro decorated in imitation of lacquer to one side with Kwannon and a carp, the reverse side with birds before the moon, the manju netsuke with an engraved metal plate, the inro 3in x 2.2in, the manju 1.6in diameter.
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