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ROD: Early Hardy Houghton?, 11' 3 piece Palakona trout fly rod with correct spare tip, No.54195, green close whipped, FOB guides, bronze lock fast ferrules, wood stoppers, 11" sheet cork handle with reversible butt spear and ebonised lock screw, Hardy W fittings, generally fine, c/w bamboo tip tube original cloth bag.
ROD: Hardy The Salmon Deluxe 9' 3 piece with correct spare tip Palakona fly rod, little used condition, No.H37650, no intermediate whips, guides whipped red, tipped black, bronze ferrules, alloy stoppers, line rate 7, 7" cork handle with screw extension, up screw alloy reel seat, fine, in MOB.
ROD: Rare Oliver's of Knebworth hollow built 14' 3 piece split cane Tench rod, high bells guides whipped gold, tipped black, bronze ferrules, red agate lined butt/tip rings, keeper ring, 26" trumpet cork handle with sliding alloy reel rings, light oxidisation to rod rings, otherwise good, with MOB and maker's catalogue pamphlet.
ROD: Fine Hardy The Hollolight 9' 3 piece plus correct spare tip trout fly rod, No.H39601C, in little used condition, orange whipped guides, tipped black, bronze ferrules, alloy stoppers, 9.5" cork handle with gold anodised fittings, fine, in MOB and heavy weight plastic tube with carry handle.
After Paul Philippe (French 1870-1930), an Art Deco cold painted bronze and ivory figure of a dancer holding a tambourine, cast by Rosenthal & Maeder, circa 1928, mounted to a stepped circular base on marble plinth, the bronze signed 'Philippe, R U. M', 35cm. Condition Report: Some losses to the 'bronze effect' colouration on the clothing.Hairline cracks to the ivory of the head, face and hands.Base appears in good order.
1912 Olympic Poster 'Jeux Olympiques Stockholm 1912 / Le 29 Juin - 22 Juillet' an illustration by Olle Hiortzberg 19x25'', 48x63cm (framed)The poster was obtained by the Olympic swimmer John Gatenby 'Jack' Hatfield who won two Silver and one Bronze medal at the 1912 Olympics. The poster is signed verso by Olle Hiortzberg.
Thomas Thornycroft handwritten letter dated 1892 regarding thanks the recipient enjoyed his book. 19 May 1815 - 30 August 1885 was an English sculptor and engineer. In 1843 he exhibited Medea about to Slay her Children at the exhibition held at Westminster Hall, held to choose sculptors to make works for the new Houses of Parliament. It led to a commission to make two bronze statues of barons who signed the Magna Carta for the House of Lords. For the Great Exhibition of 1851 Thornycroft made an over-life-sized plaster equestrian statue of Queen Victoria which was much admired by the queen herself and by Prince Albert. He had the royal familys full co-operation in its creation, the queens horse being sent round to his studio several times during the process. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95.
A quantity of copper/bronze British coinage 17th, 18th and 19th century examples include: William and Mary halfpenny 1694, George I farthing 1719, George II halfpenny 1744, George III farthing 1799, penny 1797, two pence 2 off 1797, farthing, halfpenny, penny 1806, George IV farthing 1821 first issue and 1825, William IV farthings 1831, 1834 Victoria farthing 1853, halfpenny 1852 pennies 1853, 1854, young head, Channel Islands: Guernsey, 4 doubles 1830, 1864, 8 doubles 1834, 1893, Jersey 1/26 1841, 1/24 1877H, one twelfth 1877H, 1911 plus others in poor condition - Condition: Fair - Fine
A quantity of British coinage pre-decimal and some decimal including: copper/bronze, brass threepences etc. highlights: Victoria pennies 1841, 1854, George IV halfpenny 1826, George I farthing 1718, William and Mary farthing 1694. George III farthing 1775, halfpenny 1776, James II gun money: July 1689 halfcrown (Irish emergency coinage) plus William IV and Queen Adelaide medallion and Victorian 1848 model penny - Condition: Poor - VF
A Chinese bronze censer with two rectangular loop handles to the rim, the body cast in relief with three leaf shaped Chinese symbols to each panel, raised on three cylindrical legs CONDITION REPORTS Weight approx 510 g. Body height approx 12 cm. Height to handles approx 15.25 cm. Width at top approx 11.25 cm diameter. Various light scratches throughout and dirty to the interior. Caps have come off two of the three legs to the feet. Various general signs of wear and tear throughout. 15.5 cm high

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