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FOUR BOXES OF METALWARES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include plated trays, candelabrum and other items, a set of brass cooking utensils with wooden handles, a brass fork, globe, gavel and decorative key, a box of Merchantmen Royal Siam cutlery, a boxed set of six Laguiole steak knives, a small collection of metal and resin stag ornaments, two resin figures of knights on horseback, a painted metal two tier plant stand height 46cm, a Staiger anniversary clock, a decorated ostrich egg clock, a Metamec carriage clock, a British Telecom vintage style rotary telephone, etc (sd) (4 BOXES)

Original vintage World War Two poster - Switch off that LIGHT! Use Electric appliances less. Cut down in Lighting, Heating and Cooking. Generating electricity consumes coal. Coal is vitally needed for war production. Turn that GAS down! Never burn gas needlessly. Never have gas higher than you need for heating, cooking or lighting. Gas wasted means coal wasted instead of being used to make munitions. Don't waste WATER! Never was under a running tap - use less water in your bath, in your kettle, and for washing up. Hot water takes fuel. Cold water uses power when it's pumped along mains. Release more coal for the war drive. - with illustrations of a light switch, a gas heater, and a water tap set over red background. Printed for H.M. Stationery Office by Fosh & Cross Ltd., London. Very good condition, small tears, minor creasing. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 38x25, year of printing: 1940s.

Collection of Metalware including William Soutter & Sons Copper Tea Pot, Copper Cooking Pot, Large Metal Ladle plus Pewter including some items with touch marks and a large oval warming plate

A comprehensive collection of Victorian copper saucepans, cooking pots etc.

MIDDLE EASTERN COFFEE POTin brass with a large handle and spout, 39cm high, a Middle Eastern copper circular cooking pot with incised decoration of animals, 23cm high, and a brass circular preserve pan with a fixed handle, 32.5cm diameter (3)

An old cast iron cooking pot of cauldron form and a wrought iron trivet - sold with two chimney crooks

An old 6 1/2 gallon cast iron cooking pot with pressed tin lid - marked for Cannon Holloware Co. Ltd.

Huge assortment of paper ephemera from the early to mid 20th century comprising magazines, catalogues, theatre programs, instruction manuals, cooking guides, advertising leaflets plus more.

A five piece unused green Le Creuset cooking set

A tray of antique copper ware, twin handled cooking pot, miniature coal bucket, kettle etc

A Collection of Various Vintage Cooking Pots and Pans

* GERRY GOLDWYRE,SHORELINEwatercolour on paper, signed and dated 1991image size 15cm x 45cm, overall size 36cm x 66cm Mounted, framed and under glass.Note: Gerry Goldwyre is a multi-talented Scot who was the series winner of "MasterChef" (BBC TV) in 1994 and again in 2000 when he went head-to-head with previous winners and prevailed. With his wife, Sue, Gerry runs The Water Tower near Edinburgh, a 12 cover private dining restaurant. When not cooking he paints and gardens and his talents in all three disciplines have been well documented in the press and wider media.

h 20 cm Salvatore Leone "U Nnacchiareddu" was born in Caltagirone on April 13, 1912. He attended only the first grade and started working as a bricklayer from an early age and then became passionate about working with clay from the age of 18 at the Mastro Nino Abela cookery shop. . Here he began to make whistles and nativity figures strictly respecting tradition. He took the clay from the San Giorgio district, near his city and initially worked it by hand and then placed it inside the casts previously sprinkled with lime powder to prevent the clay from adhering to the casts. Finally, he gently overturns the cast so as to make the figurine come out, which must be retouched with wooden and iron sticks. In this phase, the 2-3 cm whistle is attached with a small amount of clay. After letting the whistles dry for a few days, he proceeded with cooking in a small furnace and then dipped them in lime milk and finally painted them. His figures are made in a coarse and very imaginative way using pure colors to attract the interest of the children, to whom the whistles were intended.

h 13 cm Salvatore Leone "U Nnacchiareddu" was born in Caltagirone on April 13, 1912. He attended only the first grade and started working as a bricklayer from an early age and then became passionate about working with clay from the age of 18 at the Mastro Nino Abela cookery shop. . Here he began to make whistles and nativity figures strictly respecting tradition. He took the clay from the San Giorgio district, near his city and initially worked it by hand and then placed it inside the casts previously sprinkled with lime powder to prevent the clay from adhering to the casts. Finally, he gently overturns the cast so as to make the figurine come out, which must be retouched with wooden and iron sticks. In this phase, the 2-3 cm whistle is attached with a small amount of clay. After letting the whistles dry for a few days, he proceeded with cooking in a small furnace and then dipped them in lime milk and finally painted them. His figures are made in a coarse and very imaginative way using pure colors to attract the interest of the children, to whom the whistles were intended.

h 12 cm Salvatore Leone "U Nnacchiareddu" was born in Caltagirone on April 13, 1912. He attended only the first grade and started working as a bricklayer from an early age and then became passionate about working with clay from the age of 18 at the Mastro Nino Abela cookery shop. . Here he began to make whistles and nativity figures strictly respecting tradition. He took the clay from the San Giorgio district, near his city and initially worked it by hand and then placed it inside the casts previously sprinkled with lime powder to prevent the clay from adhering to the casts. Finally, he gently overturns the cast so as to make the figurine come out, which must be retouched with wooden and iron sticks. In this phase, the 2-3 cm whistle is attached with a small amount of clay. After letting the whistles dry for a few days, he proceeded with cooking in a small furnace and then dipped them in lime milk and finally painted them. His figures are made in a coarse and very imaginative way using pure colors to attract the interest of the children, to whom the whistles were intended.

h 12 cm Salvatore Leone "U Nnacchiareddu" was born in Caltagirone on April 13, 1912. He attended only the first grade and started working as a bricklayer from an early age and then became passionate about working with clay from the age of 18 at the Mastro Nino Abela cookery shop. . Here he began to make whistles and nativity characters strictly respecting tradition. He took the clay from the San Giorgio district, near his city and initially worked it by hand and then placed it inside the casts previously sprinkled with lime powder to prevent the clay from adhering to the casts. Finally, he gently overturns the cast so as to make the figurine come out, which must be retouched with wooden and iron sticks. In this phase, the 2-3 cm whistle is attached with a small amount of clay. After letting the whistles dry for a few days, he proceeded with cooking in a small furnace and then dipped them in lime milk and finally painted them. His figures are made in a coarse and very imaginative way using pure colors to attract the interest of the children, to whom the whistles were intended.

A pair of Military issue Air Ministry galvanised rectangular cooking vessels, impressed marks, one numbered 11/39 (2)

A VINTAGE CAST IRON LIDDED COOKING POT

AN ASSORTMENT OF CAST AND CERAMIC COOKING POTS TO INCLUDE LE CREUSET ETC

2 CARTONS OF MISC TILLEY LAMPS, BRASS STOVE PARTS, A RUSTY TIN WITH A COOKING STOVE & RESIN TABLE LAMP BASE

A large aluminium cooking pot, other metalware etc

British Everest Expedition - mountaineering and rock climbing equipment including rucksacks, cooking equipment, down coats, all in one suits, boots; A 1970's BOAC travel bag, etc (qty).Provenance: Items in this lot were part of Sir Chris Bonington's 1975 British Everest Expedition where Mr Stoodley (expedition transport minister) reached camp 3.** We would please ask that all payments are made by 12pm on Thursday 14th April at the latest. Collection for all lots is strictly by appointment at Otterbeck Hall, Chinley, SK23 6AH where all items are located. We request that items are collected on either Wednesday 13th or Thursday 14th April when Bamfords staff will be in attendance. In circumstances where buyers are unable to attend on these days members of the Stoodley family have kindly agreed to be present from Friday 15th to Monday 18th April at 12pm, however all lots must have been paid for by Thursday 14th April. It should be noted that keys will be handed to the new owners of Otterbeck Hall on Tuesday 19th April at which point Bamfords will no longer have access to the property. Bamfords are able, strictly by prior arrangement to bring certain higher value small items to the saleroom for collection at a later date. Please enquire and confirm this availability in relation to any lot that you are hoping Bamfords will be able to move on your behalf. Any such lot will incur a £15 charge**.

One Brass and One Aluminium Jam Kettles, Three Enamelled Cooking Tins and a Bread Bin

A Set of Induction Cooking Pans, Saucepans etc

A Le Creuset fondue set together with a similar cooking dish

MIXED LOT: VARIOUS COOKING PANS, STORAGE BOXES ETC

A gilt-framed and glazed 19th century watercolour of an encampment scene with a single mounted rider and figures around cooking pots with dogs (10cm x 13.5cm)

A selection of various brass and metalware (mostly late 19th and early 20th century) to include a pair of heavy conical-shaped Eastern brass vases decorated with lizards, a 19th century bell with turned fruitwood handle, a two-handled cooking pot, a two-handled plant pot, a pair of candlesticks and heavy horse brasses

C20th ironwork four piece companion set on stand, late C20th brass stick stand in Art Nouveau style, copper and brass cooking pot with rope twist brass handle on three squat supports (3)

Sven BERLIN (1911-1999)The Two BertsPencil drawingInscribed and dated 194021 x 28cmBert Tremayne with his son Bert.'The great support which enabled us to survive was from our neighbours in the other half of the cottage: Bert and Mabel Tremayne who were of pure peasant stock, strong, unpretentious, beautiful people. Their friendship was gold in a stream of gravel. Mabel helped Helga with cooking, teaching her to make a pasty, a saffron cake, a heavy cake and a starry gazey pie, which came as a fortification when the Cornish slab in which the cooking was done was mastered' Sven Berlin, The Coat of Many Colours.

A copper oval two handled cooking pot, a copper kettle, brass trivet and jelly mould

Keith Floyd signed 6x4 album page and unsigned colour photo. Keith Floyd (28 December 1943 - 14 September 2009) was a British celebrity cook, restaurateur, television personality and gastronaut who hosted cooking shows for the BBC and published many books combining cookery and travel. On television, his eccentric style of presentation - usually drinking wine as he cooked and talking to his crew - endeared him to millions of viewers worldwide. 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

Dickens (Charles, 1812-1870). Novelist. Autograph Letter Signed, ‘Charles Dickens’, Office of All the Year Round letterhead, 13 April 1869, to [Walter] Thormbury, ‘I think that the crow is now in full feather, and could not be better. The three additional papers on the popular chemistry of cooking will be welcome. And more welcome yet will be anything that arises in your own mind’, a little paper wrinkling and a few minor marks and some minor ink smudge spots from where originally folded, several horizontal fold marks, torn at foot of leaf with minor loss to Dickens’s trademark squiggled flourish, light adhesion marks to verso, 1 page, 8voQty: (1)Footnote: Provenance: From the family of Rt Hon. Arthur Cohen (1829-1914), barrister and diplomatic counsel. His daughter Mary Freda Cohen (1871-1964) married Sir Thomas Colyer Colyer-Fergusson (1865-1951) in 1914. Thence by family descent from Mary to the current owner.(George) Walter Thornbury (1828-1876) was an author and a frequent contributor to the monthly magazines. He contributed to the later volumes of Household Words and from the inauguration of All the Year Round he became one of Dickens's most valued contributors. The allusion in the first sentence of the letter is to a series of English travel articles Thornbury wrote under the running title ‘As the Crow Flies’.

Three boxes of misc items - 1 cooking pots and planters etc, 1 box vintage games, 1 box including table lamp, vintage kitchen items, stamp album etc

Kitchenalia - a set of Viking enamel kitchen scales and weights; a large enamel jam pan; another, cooking pot; a large two-tier picnic basket holds 4 bottles and a number of glasses; a large beam auger; etc

Kitchenalia - a Leon Jaeggi copper pan, 18cm diameter; another, 16cm; an aluminium fish kettle; others, cooking pot, etc

Vintage blue and white enamel kitchen bread bin, brass fire roasting pan, cast-iron cooking bookstand etc (boxful)

A 17th/18th century brass tripod brazier/cooking cauldron, diameter 52cm, height 36cm

An aluminium lidded cooking pot, diameter 30cm.

A large metal cooking pot, 28cm width with lid, together with two miners lamps and two early 20th century motor vehicle lights (5)

Two copper plant pots with pierced rims and circular details, elaborately engraved exterior depicting birds, tribes people, a hexagonal brass plant pot with foliate engraving and Greek eternity pattern to rim, two copper cooking pans, circular, one with handles, a brass decorative plate inscribed HMS EPIN with mermaid harp emblem, a set of Harper weighing scales, a brass circular pot with lid decorated with Eastern-style and a brass lion  

A collection of Beatrix Potter figures. (8) Beswick, Royal Albert, Royal Doulton. 'Peter in the Gooseberry Net', 'Peter in Bed', 'Mrs Rabbit and bunnies', Mrs Rabbit cooking''Mrs Rabbit' etc

Two boxes of mostly kitchenalia to include a Le Creuset cooking dish and cover

An enamel cooking dish and a stainless steel cooking pan and cover

A quantity of various cooking dishes, tureens etc

An aluminium cooking pan and cover

THIRTEEN BESWICK BEATRIX POTTER FIGURES, comprising Benjamin ate a lettuce leaf, Foxy Whiskered Gentleman, Hunca Munca, Hunca Munca Sweeping, Jemima Puddleduck (chipped hat), Jemima Puddleduck with Foxy Whiskered Gentleman, Jeremy Fisher, Mr Benjamin Bunny, Mr Drake Puddle-duck, Mrs Rabbit Cooking, Timmy Willie Fetching Milk, Tom Kitten and Tommy Brock, mostly BP-10a and BP-10c (13) (Condition report: no obvious damage except where mentioned)

TWELVE BOXED ROYAL ALBERT BEATRIX POTTER FIGURES, comprising Benjamin ate a lettuce leaf, Gentleman Mouse Made a Bow, Hunca Munca Spills the Beans, Jemima Puddleduck, Miss Dormouse, Miss Moppet, Mother Ladybird, Mr Benjamin Bunny, Mrs Rabbit Cooking, Peter Rabbit, Peter with Daffodils and Rebeccah Puddle-Duck (12) (Condition report: no obvious damage, some labels are not correct on boxes)

Victorian Copper Cooking Pot with Lid

A box of books to include; cooking, gardening, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, etc.

A set of scales with weights, a Swain cast lidded cooking pot and two kettles

A small quantity of books including; cooking, gardening, etc, plus a restaurant sign.

Three galvanised buckets and old cooking pan.

A box of vases, cooking utensils, etc.

A large quantity of Christmas lights, plus a cooking pot.

Large quantity of dolls house/ shop furniture and accessories to include; shop cabinets, cooking equipment, four-poster beds, gateleg table, fireplace, etc.

An unusual Japanese pepper in the form of a cooking pot - 2.5" high - stamped STERLING - 26 g.

A British WWII army helmet for the 4th Battalion Middlesex Regiment with name inscription for F G Taylor, along with his gas mark in canvas bag, a child's gas mask in metal canister, and an E Pugh & Co Wednesborn cast iron cooking pot, along with a painted wooden model of a train carriage and a flat iron Location: A3B

A collection of cookery and other books, to include, ACTON (E), THE PEOPLE’S BOOK OF MODERN COOKERY, 35th Ed; DAVID (E), FRENCH PROVINCIAL COOKING, 2nd, 1965; THE ORIGINAL PICAYUNE CREOLE COOK BOOK, 13th ed; TRISTRAM (E), ENGLISH WALL PAINTING, 1955 (Quantity) 

A large 19th century copper Country House sized oval cooking vessel, with wrought swing handle, unmarked, height 38cm, width 48cm.