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Lot 935
AN OAK EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, 18TH/EARLY 19TH C the brass breakarched dial with matted and engraved centre and date aperture, engraved on a convex disc to the arch William Dowse Newbold, having five pillar movement, the case with breakfront cornice and moulded door, 130cm h ++Dial and movement original, seat board wormed and replaced, cheeks packed, the associated case with minor alterations and reduced base. Pendulum and lead weights. Movement clean and apparently complete. Dial with discoloured lacquer and polish residue
Lot 157
Sea charts. Van Keulen (Johannes), Wassende Grade Kaart van de Noordys Zee Behelsende de kutsen n Finmarken, Lapland, Rusland, Nova Zemla en Spitsbergen door [with] Wassende Graade Kaart van de Noord Oceaan van Terra Nova en de Straat Davids en Hudsons tot Hidland en de Westkust van Scotland en Engeland en Bretagne begrypende ook Yrland en Ysland, published Amsterdam, circa 1720, two uncoloured engraved sea charts bound 'back to back' in the remains of an untitled chart-book, some staining and dust soiling, occasional marginal closed tears, the first chart torn with slight loss to lower left corner, each approximately 525 x 600 mm, bound with 'Wasende Graade kaart van't Noordelyckste deel der Noord Zee Tussen Schotland, Ysland Noorwegen en Finmarken', uncoloured engraved chart with marginal closed tears with slight loss but lacking left hand portion of chart, 525 x 300 mm (1)
Lot 110
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Corgi Major Toys 'Ecurie Ecosse' racing car transporter, No.1162, missing side door (logo and ridges in light blue), Modern Products Aveling-Bedford Road Roller, (no driver and has s.d.), Spot-On Ford Zephyr Six, No.270, (complete with poodle), Dinky Toys A.C. Acecca, No.167 (cream/brown), Dinky, Corgi, Britains, Matchbox etc
Lot 7
A 17thC and later oak court cupboard, frieze carved with fleur de lys above two doors and central panel bearing initials RC and KC and 1670, over two doors and panel with strap work carving, above a further door and panels with foliate scroll carving, raised on straight legs, 169cm x 127cm x 56cm.
Lot 2
A George III mahogany bureau cabinet, the outswept pediment above two doors enclosing shelves, and recesses flanking an architectural fronted door and two Corinthian column semi secret drawers, over three further drawers, the bureau flap opening to reveal a serpentine arrangement of drawers and recesses, over two slides, two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, 230cm x 117cm x 58cm.
Lot 48
A fine late twentieth century Garrard silver cased 'Canopy Clock', limited edition No. 21/150, to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Garrard's appointment as Crown Jewellers, having twin fusee movement with platform lever escapement, the rectangular face with silver chapter ring and Roman numerals within pierced silver gilt decoration, inscribed "Garrard, Crown Jewellers 1843-1993" (Garrard & Co. Limited London 1993), height 19.5 cm, housed in original Garrard tooled and gilt leather case with key. CONDITION REPORT: Some very slight tarnishing to silver. Back door loose from its pin and sloping to one side slightly. Movement clean and running. Generally very good.
Lot 583
An extensive carved oak Victorian dining room suite, comprising of extending dining table, with 5 leaves, 451 cm length fully extended, with seven chairs ( 6 +1), and a sideboard for storage of the table leaves. CONDITION REPORT: Some watermarks to table top. Leaves differ in colour. Chairs with some damage to back rests where they have been pushed against the table. Leather seats generally good. Some damage to understretchers on chairs, as well as signs of old worm. Sideboard top lighter in colour than front and sides. Sideboard with general scuffs and scratches. Door of sideboard with Edwards & Roberts label, London.
Lot 84
A George II style burr walnut and feather-banded bureau bookcase, the cavetto moulded cornice over a glazed door with candle slides above a fall front enclosing pigeon hoes and drawers over a slide and four graduated drawers on bracket feet, made by John F. Brooks (1915 - 2015), described as being in the style of William Vile, 71cm wide, 51cm deep, 200cm high
Lot 24
A 1946 Railton Straight Eight saloon, coachwork by Whittingham & Mitchell, registration number 308 UXP, chassis number CHH/745434, engine number R7945, black. This possibly unique saloon bodied Railton was constructed after WWII on a pre war rolling chassis mated to the Whittingham & Mitchell coach built body. The Railton has a comprehensive and well documented history and is well known within Railton circles. Originally registered with registration MMG 91, the Railton was formerly owned by the Chairman and founding member of Railton Owner's Club, Mr Alan Nicholls. It would subsequently pass into the ownership of his son. There are numerous references and images of the Railton during to Mr Nicholls custodianship contained within the history file. In recent years the Railton has formed part of a West Country collection. The vendor has undertaken some restoration including rebuilding the straight eight engine, which now runs with Evans Waterless coolant, retrimmed the interior in brown leather and rechromed the door furniture. According to the Railton Owner's Club this is one of only six Railtons built after hostilities ceased, with this example having what is believed to be the only Whittingham & Mitchell coachwork. With its close association with some of the most influential club members, this Railton offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a unique car. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See front cover and other illustrations
Lot 53
A 1982 Chevrolet Corvette Collector's Edition, registration number EYA 128X, silver beige. The 1982 CE was created as a limited runout special to commemorated the end of C3 production. Only 6,759 were manufactured, and all featured the 200 hp Crossfire fuel injected 5.7 litre V8 engine, the 700-R4 automatic transmission, the unique silver beige coachwork (code 59), bonnet and body decals and pinstriping, silver beige leather interior, door cards, leather steering wheel, quality uprated carpets, targa glass roof panels, lifting glass hatchback (a first for any Corvette) and alloy wheels. This particular example has only covered 19,000 miles from new. The vendor imported the Corvette in 1988 having travelled to America to purchase the car with two others from Viscone Motors, Broadway, Sangus MA. When purchased the recorded mileage was only 17,000 miles. During the vendor's ownership the Corvette has mainly been in storage with the car seeing limited use up to 2002 (MOT on file) and a further period of storage until 2016 when the Corvette was recommissioned at a cost of £5,000 and a new MOT was issued. The Corvette is offered with a history file containing original American documentation, photographs of the car at the American dealership, original brochures, maintenance receipts and expired MOTs. This extremely low mileage Collector's Edition Corvette now offers a wonderful opportunity to obtain what may be the lowest mileage example on the British market. ***V5 (not V5C)***, MOT to June 2017 See illustrations
Lot 255
PROG/HEAVY ROCK RARITIES - Ace selection of 8 x 7" releases. Titles are Sir Lord Baltimore - Master Heartache / I Got A Woman (Mercury promo 73181, strong Ex), Toad - Fly/No Need (p/s NIL 9054 Ex to Ex+), Titus Groan - Open The Door Homer (DNX 2503, Ex/Ex+), UFO - Prince Kajuko (rare Japanese 'fold over' p/s with Toshiba sleeve, Stateside SR-2924, clean Ex all round), Whitefire - S/T EP (98DB 001), The Noy's Band - Love Potion Number Nine (DNS 1075 promo), Quiet World - Rest Comfortably (Pye promo 7N 45005) and Three Man Army - What's Your Name/Travelin' (p/s PGS 1). Condition is usually Ex to Ex+.
Lot 382
LULU - EPs/7" - Super collection of 39 x Eps and 7" singles full of rare and obscure overseas pressings. Titles include Leave A Little Love (very provocative looking Lulu on the front of this Spanish issue EP!, SDGE 80. 982), Boom Bang-a-bang (SLEM 2344), Me, The Peaceful Heart (German p/s C 23 738), Sweep Around Your Own Back Door (French p/s 103. 178), I'm A Tiger (German p/s), The Boat That I Row (Spanish p/s PL 63. 163), Me, The Peaceful Heart (French p/s) and The Man Who Sold The World (German p/s). Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 58
THE WHO - 2 x ace 7" releases. Includes I Can't Explain (1st Brunswick pressing with 1C/1C matrix and the rights credits along the bottom rim, 05926 in Ex+/archive condition with original company inner) and The High Numbers - I'm The Face / Zoot Suit (picture sleeve reissue, Door 4, record is archive/sleeve strong Ex).
Lot 31
60s DEMOS - Great bundle of 6 x fantastic title (Rock 'N' Roll) 7" releases. Titles are The Swinging Blue Jeans - Make Me Know You're Mine (POP 1409, Ex+ great copy), Manfred Mann (x2) - If You Gotta Go, Go Now (POP 1466, Ex+) and Oh No, Not My Baby (POP 1413, another super Ex+ copy), The Freewheelers - Why Do You Treat Me LIke A Fool (POP 1406, the Ex+ grading continues with very few marks here!), Jay And The Americans - Let's Lock The Door. . . (UP 1075, strong Ex) and Fats Domino - Little Mary (London MSL 2648 single sided, Ex copy). Records housed in company sleeves. These records initially owned by Brian Epstein.
Lot 33
COLUMBIA 60s DEMOS - Superb pack of 7 x Mod/Rock 'N' Roll 7" releases on the red/white demo 'DB' Columbia series. Titles are Yardbirds - Shapes Of Things (DB 7848 - Ex+), The Animals - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (DB 7445, Ex), Heinz - Digging My Potatoes (DB 7482, VG+), Herman's Hermits (x2) - Just A LIttle Bit Better (DB 7670, strong Ex) and The Door Swings Both Ways (DB 7947, Ex) and The Shadows/Cliff Richard - I Met A Girl (DB 7853, G+ - surface marks and a scratch on side 1) and On My Word (DB 7596, Ex+). The records were owned by Brian Epstein.
Lot 414
LED ZEPPELIN AND RELATED - Great selection of 13 x LPs. Zep titles include Physical Graffiti (90s? German pressing 07567-90302-14 barcode), Coda (Swan Song A0051 German), In Through The Out Door ('C' version with original packaging, nice Ex), The Song Remains The Same, Presence (SSK 59402), II (US - SD 8236), III (US - SD 7201) and Houses Of The Holy (UK K 50014). Also to include 3 Robert Plant albums. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex.
Lot 60
THE WHO AND RELATED - Brill pack of 6 x 7" releases in remarkable condition. To include I Can't Explain (1st Brunswick pressing with 1C/1C matrix and the rights credits along the bottom rim, 05926 in strong Ex condition with original company inner), The High Numbers - I'm THe Face/Zoot Suit (Door 4, archive/Ex), 5. 15 (WHO 3), Athena and (Daltrey) - Free Me and I'm Free. Condition is Ex or Ex+/archive.
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