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Click here to subscribeA late 1960's wool coat by "Slimfit" with a faux fur collar, fawn in collar with matching buttons, stitched waistline at front and at back with double vented detail size 12; a black wool coat by Nuage 70% wool 10% cashmere 20% polyamide; 1980's size 12 a ladies ¾ size 14 by "Nurseys" (1980); a green/grey white patterned dress with brown button side detail and belt (1980) by "Eastex" (4)
A 1820-25 paisley patterned cotton late Regency dress in a khaki coloured paisley print with a green and red pattern, hand made the high waisted dress in bodice comes down into a point, the long sleeves are double pleated off the dropped shoulder decorated in green braid work into long sleeves, button and hooks and eyes at the back of the dress. Both dresses have J.W initial onto tapes which could have been added later, found locally in the Derby area, dresses were handed down from generation to generation and often willed to relatives. A later Victorian dress 1840/50's in leopard print, the waist is much lower and comes into a point, braid work detail on the bodice - the bodice is boned and the back is fastened in hooks and eyes (wear and tear on parts of the dress)
A Bo Peep embroidered apron, 1940's; a pink satin full length underskirt, gathered waist 1930's edged in lace; a peach / pink spotted smock dress 1940's with matching underskirt and knickers; a pale blue nylon early 1950's children's dress, pin tucked yoke edged in lace; a Ice blue sleeveless dress, lace 1920's dress, pleated hem; a Chinese style dress gown in a Deco pattern (1930) in lilac/yellow and black floral design; an American cotton pink/floral sun dress with button down front v neck short sleeves (side fastening) 1940's (7)
A collection of floral dresses from the 1970's to include; a flower power colourful ¾ sleeve and a large button fastening; a floral cotton sun dress (St Michel) in pinks/lilacs on a navy background; a one armed orange/green/yellow striped sun dress and a floral cotton skirt; a vibrant orange St Michel linen, 1960/70 shift dress with a rolled collar and white trimming; a white cotton 1970's sun dress with fine straps and broderie anglais, inserts and 1970s peasant embroidered with square neck; a black satin early 1960's pencil skirt with metal zip; a white cotton decorated with embroidered sprigs of flowers (late 1950's or early 1960's) (9)
A pair of Ladies motoring gloves early 1950's; gloves in grey long fur with brown leather fronts 7½ size made by Boultons; pale blue ¾ leather gloves; grey leather short gloves and a mink blonde tippet with a large mink button. All in a leather suitcase, fully lined in gold fabric (1940's) (5)
A large collection of mixed ceramic items by Royal Albert in "Old Country Roses" design. Comprising a push button old style telephone, Wall clock, fruit bowl, a small planter, a bon bon dish in Ruby Celebration 2002 design, cats and sheep dog ornaments, trinket dishes, miniature clock and flower head cruet set (one a/f).
Pete Overend Watts (Mott the Hoople) - 1960s Harmony archtop acoustic guitar, made in USA; Finish: two-tone lemon burst, crack to top, other various scuffs and blemishes; Fretboard: stained maple; Frets: generally good; Hardware: general tarnishing, missing strap button; Overall condition: fair
Epiphone Les Paul Special electric guitar, made in Korea, ser. no. J98xxxx17; Finish: two-tone sunburst, various blemishes; Fretboard: rosewood; Frets: generally good, minor indent wear to first position; Electrics: working; Hardware: generally good, replaced strap button; Overall condition: fair
Pete Overend Watts (Mott the Hoople) - 1963 Framus Star Bass guitar, made in Germany, ser. no. 07814; Finish: rose burst, various imperfections including minor lacquer checking, blemishes and other surface scrapes; Fretboard: rosewood; Frets: generally good; Electrics: working; Hardware: general tarnishing, missing G string tuner button; Overall condition: fair
Ï’An 1870s French diamond and pearl enamelled brooch pendant retailed by Tixier Deschamps, the oval panel painted with cupid and a young girl picking roses in a garden, mother of pearl panel verso, within a border of rose cut diamonds, with rose cut diamond set scallop shells to the cardinal points, with pearls between, with a pearl drop and a removable rose cut diamond and button pearl set bale, inscribed 10 Février 1872, with removable brooch fitting, brooch and fitting stamped with B&G maker's mark and French poinçon, with original fitted box signed Tixier-Deschamps, Galerie Montpensier 19 & 20 Palais-Royal Please note the pearls are untested for natural origin Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
A late 18th century Violin by Thomas Perry of Dublin, no.2551, the one-piece maple back and spruce top with boxwood and ebony stringing. Evidence of old restoration in areas, neck has been extended, retaining original pegbox and scroll, f-hole repairs to both sides of top, with internal studs and with replacement bridge and tuning pegs, original bridge and ebony button have also been retained. Top of back marked 'Perry Dublin', inside bearing label 'Attuned by William Hawes Northampton, December 1920.' Back measures 35.5cm/14", overall length 59cm/23.4"
A 9ct gold fine link chain and associated yellow metal locket (mark rubbed), a gilt metal stick pin and button hook set, set mother-of-pearl and red stones, in fitted case, a white metal mounted blue stone stick pin, in case, a similar agate brooch and a silver and enamel brooch of St Christopher
COLLECTION OF KOMAI-STYLE ACCESSORIESEARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising: a round compact mirror, the hinged lid inlaid with two cottages at the foot of Mount Fuji; a set consisting of a bracelet, a pair of earrings and a tie pin, all made from Komai-style inlaid buttons; a necklace with a round inlaid pendant; six round buttons, each inlaid with a writhing dragon; together with a SATSUMA PORCELAIN BUTTON, converted into a brooch; and a CHINESE MOTHER-OF-PEARL OVAL GAMING COUNTER (qty)mirror 5.3cm diamProvenance:Private Scottish collection.
Matchbox Lesney Moko Series Regular Wheels Military Vehicles,61a Ferret Scout Car, olive green,black knobbly plastic wheels, in type B3 box, 64a Scammell Breakdown Truck, olive green, 30 tread black plastic wheels ,in type B3 box,71a Army Water Truck, gloss military green, with Matchbox collectors button badge, in B4 type box, models are all in mint original condition, original boxes are very good to excellent, plus X-1 matchbox motorway accessories and Matchbox motorway plastic bag, with 1.Bridge and 2 column supports (5 items)
A mixed lot of silver and silver plate comprising a19th century swizzle stick/bubble stirrer, an ivory handle penknife, two white metal propelling pencils, two bone handle button hooks and a hallmarked silver handled button hook, a hallmarked silver needle case and a hallmarked silver and mother of pearl pickle fork.
Early 19th Century silver pair cased pocket watch by James Thornton of London, having plain outer case, white enamel face with Roman numerals and the fusee movement with foliate pierced balance cock. London 1809.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Case is worn, watch lacks glass, later engraved name and date to back of case. Button for outer case is missing. Fingers to watch are missing.
A collection of silver, Martyn Pughcomprising; six button hole flower holders, Birmingham 1990; a rattle with ebony handle 1989; six spoons contained in an ebony box with cover; a sugar caster 1984, of domed form, pierced V to pull off lid; a christening spoon with fig-shaped bowl and seal-top finial 1990; a small funnel-shaped bowl, 1991 (qty)Weighable silver: 7.9oz
19th century violin with internal label 'Antonius Pelizon Fecit Garitiae 1837', with three bows, in a wooden fitted case CONDITION REPORT Top right side of frame lifting and loose, split to soundboard, violin has side panel partially detached, back is becoming detached from sides, numerous splits to sides, some larger losses, possibly worm damage, particularly at foot, back board appears to be mostly ok, a dowel inset roughly centrally at the button, also worm hole (?) at button, small split towards foot. Front with two vertical splits on left side from s-scroll, another at top from edge. Elsewhere scratches and general wear, bridge missing, strings detached, early case with deterioration.
Gentlemen's 9ct gold half hunter pocket watch with Swiss fifteen jewel button-wind movement, retailed by J. W. Benson (London 1931), in original fitted box CONDITION REPORT Excellent condition, currently running and appears to be in good working order, although we cannot guarantee the accuracy of its timekeeping. Engraved monogram to back of case. Engraved inscription to dust cover. Gross weight approximately 97.8 grams
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