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Click here to subscribeLED ZEPPELIN - Fantastic collection of 18 x LP's to include many early issue titles. Albums to include 1 (plum Atlantic grey stripe 588171 - Ex/Ex), II (plum Atlantic /Lemon Song/A2/B2 - Ex/VG), III (2nd UK plum Atlantic - Ex/Ex), IV (green/orange reissue), Coda, Presence (SSK 59402 original UK), In Through The Out Door (UK "E" Variant sleeve w/original sleeve), Physical Graffiti and Houses Of The Holy. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex.
REGGAE (1972- 1973) - Collection of 44 x 7" singles to include many rare sides. Artists to include Hopeton Lewis, Roberta Sweed, Errol Webster, Melodians (DU-130), The Selectors, Max Romeo (Nobody's Child), Bunny Clark, Roy Shirley (PH 108), Clarendonians (CA 96), John Jones. Labels include Punch, Camel, Ethnic, Dragon, Duke, Ethnic. Labels to include Camel, Punch, Ethnic, Green Door, Trojan, Boss Disc, Dragon, Briscoe, Techniques, Demon and Duke. Condition varies.
A 1950s Morris of Glasgow 'Cumbrae Furniture' sideboard, zebra wood with contrasting sycamore trim, the three central drawers, one with fitted flatware compartments, flanked by cupboard doors enclosing single shelves, raised on angular tapering legs, makers mark to interior of cupboard door, 138.5 x 47 x 86cm approx.
CAPTAIN ADRIAN JONES (1845-1938) PORTRAIT OF A STALLION BY A STABLE DOOR signed and dated 1891, oil on canvas, 48.5 x 60cm ++In untouched original condition, the support not lined, the varnish dirty and requiring a light clean. Small, approx 1cm tear on upper stable door. Undisturbed in the original good quality Victorian oak cavetto frame with gilt slip
AN EDWARD VII OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, C1910 with brass breakarched dial with CHIME/SILENT dial to the arch, the substantial, well engineered brass three train movement with nine tubular gongs, the trunk enclosed by a breakarched door with bevelled glass light above panelled base, the sides with raised and fielded panels, with three weights and pendulum, 252cm h ++Very good quality and complete, in working order, the movement dusty/dirty, not repolished
A Chinese export lacquered table cabinet Qing period, (mid 19th century), gilt on black ground, top with stylised figural scene in scalloped reserve, moulded cornice front with foliate tip decoration, double doors with recessed rectangular panels with raised centralised oval sections, oval painted to door interiors, interior of five drawers with ivory roundel handles (two missing), with foliate design fronts, on square cut bracket supports, 13½ x 8in. (34.25 x 20.25cm.), 15in. (38.25cm.) high.
An early 19th century eight day longcase clock the white painted dial with Roman numeral chapter marks with second and date subsidiary dials, polychrome painted spandrels, the mahogany case with glazed door to hood flanked by two columns with gilt capitals, plain mahogany case, 86in. (218.5cm.) high.
An 18th century lacquered chinoiserie cased eight day longcase clock the square brass dial signed 'Redshaw Newcastle' to the silvered Roman chapter ring, the matted centre with silvered subsidiary seconds at noon and date arch at six above an engraved compass rose, gilt foliate scroll spandrels, twin train bell strike movement, the case with (probably later) architectural pediment with turned finials and blind fret frieze, the case decorated overall with gilt foliage and scrollwork, the trunk door with lacquered chinoiserie panel, 94in. (238cm.) high.
An 18th century Channel Islands longcase clock by Nicolas Blondel the brass arched dial signed on a silvered roundel to the arch, 'Nicolas Blondell a Guernesey', with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary seconds at noon, date aperture at six, matted brass centre, pheasant and cornucopia spandrels, the eight day movement with anchor escapement, in an oak case with flared pediment on turned pilasters, arched trunk door or pierced butterfly hinges, plain plinth base, reduced in height, 77in. (195.5cm.) high.
A Thomas De Garis of Guernsey mahogany eight day longcase clock mid-19th century, the silvered arched Roman dial with subsidiary seconds, date aperture, engraved foliate and roundel spandrels and an engraved eagle and 'Tempus Fugit' banner to the arch, the dial signed 'Thos. De Garis, Guernsey', the case with swan neck pediment centred by a gilt brass eagle finial over an arched glazed door flanked by turned pillars, the cross banded trunk with shaped arched door, on a plain base, 86in. (218cm.) high, lacks plinth.
An Art Deco macassar veneered cabinet mid-20th century, rectangular box top with two door cupboard with pierced floral and foliate painted plaques, two tier shelves to interior, the larger lower section with three drawers above two doors, on square tapering, brass capped supports, 30 x 19in. (76.25 x 48.25cm.), 51½in. (130.8cm.) high.
A George I cross banded walnut bureau the fall front with cross strung border and feather inlay, the fitted interior with central door flanked by two pillars, three pigeon holes over two drawers on each side, concealed well, the base with two over two graduated drawers, raised on later bracket feet, 39in. (99cm.) high, 33in. (83.75cm.) wide, 19in. (48.25cm.) deep.
A Victorian breakfront ebonised, brass inlaid and ormolu mounted credenza the top with brass foliate and mask inlaid frieze, on ormolu mask brackets, over a central brass inlaid door with a scene of cherubs amidst foliage within scrollwork borders, flanked by glazed doors, on a shaped base, 78½in. (199.5cm.) wide, 45¼in. (115cm.) high, 17in. (43cm.) deep.
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK SIDEBOARD having an arched raised back with embossed copper panel of a longboat at sea, plain columns, rectangular top, panelled door and two drawers, raised on tapering square section legs. 153cm(h) x 152cm(L) x 61cm(d) CONDITION: Marks, stains and some scratches, edge knocks and wear, some damage to the back left column.
AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK MARRIAGE CUPBOARD having a slender moulded top, plain frieze stipple-carved with initials 'RSMS' and date 1708, two long double panelled doors and internal storage, the base with two drawers, the ends extending as feet. 181cm(h) x 135.5cm(w) x 58cm(d) CONDITION: Age appropriate condition, one door with replacement hinges and replacement handles.
A CHINESE DESIGN RED LACQUERED JEWELLERY CABINET of rectangular form, the lift-up top enclosing storage, the facia's doors enclosing an arrangement of drawers, raised on a plinth base, the red lacquered surface decorated in gilt with figures and pagodas. 33cm(h) x 38cm(w) CONDITION: Some small marks and scratches, small amount of damage to lower right door surround.
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK with arched top and glazed door, the silvered chapter ring of Roman hours within gilt spandrels and surmounted by a convex disc inscribed 'Tempus Fugit' between canted corners and raised on a plinth base, the interior with basic non striking brass movement. 53cm(h) x 36cm(w) x 22cm(d) CONDITION: Some veneer cracks.
A 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY THIRTY-HOUR LONG CASE CLOCK by Thomas Yeates (I), Penrith (1791-1865), with flat-topped hood, square glazed door and turned columns, the trunk with shaped and crossbanded door, the crossbanded base with bracket feet, the painted dial with Roman hours framing the maker's name and bird decoration, all within foliate spandrels, the movement striking on a bell, sold with weight and pendulum. 207cm(h) CONDITION: Some paint cracking to dial, case appears restored with some minor repairs and losses to moulding.
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY THIRTY-HOUR LONG CASE CLOCK by John Hutchinson of Appleby (1820-34), having a broken swan-neck pediment, arched glazed hood door, turned columns, arched and crossbanded trunk door between quarter columns, raised on a crossbanded base with bracket feet, the arch of the dial painted with foliate decoration, the chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, maker's name and crescent form date aperture, all within foliate spandrels, the movement striking on a bell, sold with weight and pendulum. 219cm(h) CONDITION: Marks and scratches, wear to dial, hour pointer loose, splits to base, minor losses to crossbanding.
A GEORGE II STYLE BURR WALNUT GLAZED CORNER CUPBOARD having a broken arch pediment, a glazed door with shaped upper corners in feather banding, a conforming base drawer but unglazed, raised on bracket feet. 189.5cm(h) x 71cm(w) CONDITION: Some veneer repairs and losses to base moulding, holes drilled to base of top and top of base, re-glazed with some glazing bars, glued and lifting slightly.
A VICTORIAN SILVER BOUDOIR CLOCK, WILLIAM COMYNS & SONS, LONDON, 1892 covered in rocaille scrolls, foliage and birds on a matted ground, rear door with initialled cartouche and retailer's inscription to interior J.C. Vickery / 183 Regent St W, white dial with Roman numerals, French timepiece movement stamped PARIS / E.G.L. 7cm high excluding swing handle
Handley Page H.P.42-1 Hannibal G-AAGX, An extensively flown flying scale model of this famous Imperial Airways airliner, the wood airframe covered in corrugated aluminium and fabric skin as in the original 1930 construction, the 232cm long fuselage with glazed pilots cockpit, cabin windows with curtains, port entrance door, the registration in black, Imperial Airways and Hannibal in deep blue as on the original aircraft, on strut reinforced rubber tyred main under-carriage and moveable tail wheel, the detatchable upper and lower mainplanes united by struts and fitted with engine nacelles and dummy Bristol Jupiter XI radial engines concealing the four running glow-plug model power units, with four-blade 30.5cm diameter mahogany propellers, the tail unit fins, rudders and planes wire braced, the upper centre section of the main planes with access panel for radio controls, the upper main planes with Handley Page slots, all flying control surfaces fully operational when connected to radio control unit, 437cm w/span. Some old repairs to original fabric. Historical Note - Original taxiing trials with Hannibal began in October 1930, first flight with Tom Harry England, and Cordes at the controls was made on 14.11.30 after much testing and some modification Hannibal entered service with Imperial airways in 1931. In 1939 this aircraft was based at Cairo and on 1 March 1940 after 12000hrs and 1,000,000 route miles flown she disappeared without trace over the Gulf of Oman on scheduled flight from Jask to Sharjah
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