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Lot 695
A VICTORIAN WALNUT AND MARQUETRY INLAID SIDE CABINET the raised back centred by an arched bevelled plate within a molded frame and flanked on either side by an open shelf headed by engaged columns and oval mirrors, the base centred by a rouge marble top with two frieze drawers and three mirrored panel doors between ring turned column sides on outset plinth base 195cm x 153cm x 44cm
Lot 94
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, 19th CENTURY, the dial painted “Mitchell, Aberdeen”, with broken arch pediment terminating in carved flower heads and centred by a brass finial with eagle, the arched hood with painted panel of cupid above the white painted dial with foliate filled corners, flanked on either side by fluted brass mounted columns, the trunk with shaped door and quarter engaged fluted column above the outset base with satinwood border and on bracket feet, 230cms x 50cms x 24cms.
Lot 140
A 1972 Dodge Challenger 318, registration number BRU 485K, chassis number JH23G3B280770, green. This Dodge assembled at the Hamtramck Michigan Plant was exported from San Diego, California in 2006. It passed it first MOT in July of the same year and was allocated the age related number BRU 485K on 13-03-2007. The Challenger comes from a deceased estate, was last MOT'd in 2011, since when it has been in dry storage. During 2006 to 2010 the interior was re-trimmed with a new dashboard, upholstery, head linings and carpets. The Dodge has a three speed column change, original panels and is a matching numbers car. After its time in storage, the Dodge will require recommissioning. The Challenger is offered with a history file containing ***a copy of the California Certificate of Title on the copy of the Notification of Transfer and Release document***, application for registration number plate authorisation certificate, Chrysler production sheet, past MOTs and SORNS. V5C, no MOT See illustrations
Lot 151
EXTRA LOT: A 1988 Austin Mini Cooper 1275 Evocation, registration number E145 BDV, Tweed grey with Old English white roof. The vendor advises us that this Mini Cooper Evocation was sympathetically rebuilt from a 1988 Austin Mini City which has previously covered about 58,000 miles from new and has now covered just over 5,000 miles since the rebuild (new speedometer). Painted in classic Tweed grey with a contrasting Old English white roof, chrome bullet door mirrors, hubs, locking fuel cap, rood aerial, front and rear bumpers, and stainless steel wiper arms/blades. Prior to painting the bodyshell new inner and outer sills, door steps, rear subframe mounting points, boot floor panels, door skins and wheel arch extensions were fitted. A new windscreen, opening rear quarter lights, new body seals to all glass and door and boot seals were also fitted. The Mini has had a new rear subframe, adjustable front and rear suspension units, adjustable Pro Tech shock absorbers all round, knuckle joints, rubber bushes and steering ball joints. The Mini sits on reverse Cooper ten inch rims with Falken tyres. Braking is taken care of with Cooper front disc brakes with Minifin rear drums and new pads and shoes were fitted at the rebuild. The interior is trimmed with a late Cooper black leather interior with red piping, red carpets and overmats, alloy internal door furniture, the driver's seat runners have extensions, and a tilt adjustable steering column with sports steering wheel are fitted. The dashboard is an oval centre type, housing Cooper 130 mph speedometer and oil and temperature gauges. The engine is a highly tuned 1340cc A+ example, with Oselli big valve eleven stud Cooper S cylinder head (ported and balanced chambers), Kent fast road scatter camshaft, lightened and balanced flywheel, new Lucas electronic distributor and Lucas sport ignition coil and alloy rocker cover. The gearbox is a four speed with rod change, central oil pipe, new uprated clutch assembly, rebuilt twin SU HIF38 carburetors with KN air filters, Maniflow LCB exhaust manifold with RC40 single silencer exhaust, heavy duty battery, uprated alternator and aluminium sump guard. The vendor further advises us that the car has recently been serviced, including replacing all oils and filters, new drive shaft inner and outer gaiters, steering rack gaiters, and fuel lift pump. V5C, MOT to November 2017 See illustrations
Lot 988
Bronze-Mounted Dresden Porcelain Floor Lamp , early 20th c., decorated with flowers, lobed ovoid font on column with bell form base with foliate and swag decoration, paw feet; matching shade, electrified, h. 72 in., dia. 19 in . Provenance: The Service Collection, Estate of Grant A. Oakes, Warren, OH
Lot 968
Rare American "Busybody" Mirror , 18th/19th c., probably Philadelphia, triangular with rounded interior, top and bottom surfaces mounted with hooks, h. (excluding hooks) 12 1/2 in., w. 14 3/4 in., d. 10 1/8 in Note: Reputedly invented by Benjamin Franklin, the so-called "busybody" is a devise that, when attached to the facade of a building, allows people within to discreetly view the outside. The current lot features a rounded interior , suggesting it was originally intended to attach to an exterior column.
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