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Lot 533
VICTORIAN SCOTTISH MAHOGANY DRUMHEAD LONGCASE CLOCK maker P. Aitken, Glasgow, the circular cream enamel dial with Roman numerals, over a trunk door and square base section on bun feet, 205cm high Note: 'Aitken, Peter. 96 Argyll Street, Glasgow, 1841' page 12, Old Scottish Clockmakers 1453 to 1850 by John Smith
Lot 101
A rare German tinplate live steam plant by Doll & Cie. Powered by a single cylinder horizontal engine with 10cm diameter flywheel, fitted with coiled wire to regulator, power take off, plated brass piping, steel connecting rods, and taps. Boiler with detachable chimney, whistle with tap, filler tap, pressure valve with tap and piping, pressure gauge and two other taps. Boiler mounted on simulated brick base with 4 fan style ventilators to sides, opening door for burner tray, missing. All mounted on a heavy tin base painted in black with red line detail, 29cm x 26.5cm. GC for age, some chipping and age patina overall. Plate 2
Lot 168
A scarce Tekno Ford Taunus Transit van (415). Danish Ambulance Falck example in white and black livery, with blue light to roof, with Maltese Cross logo to sides and opening rear door. Clear windows, jewelled headlights, white interior, with detailed cast wheels. Boxed, adapted, front window split. Vehicle Mint. Plate 3
Lot 170
A scarce Tekno Ford Taunus Transit van (415). ‘Spies-Hecker-Lack’. In white with red roof panel livery, ‘Permanal Auto Lack’ to opening rear door. Clear windows, jewelled headlights, white interior, with white walled tyres and plated wheels, ‘KO 380123’ number plate to rear. Boxed. Vehicle Mint. Plate 3
Lot 171
A scarce Tekno Ford Taunus Transit van (415). ‘Spies-Hecker-Lack’. In red, white and red livery, with ‘Permanal Auto Lack’ to opening rear door. Clear windows, jewelled headlights, white interior, with white walled tyres and plated wheels, ‘KO 380123’ number plate to rear. Boxed. Vehicle Mint. Plate 3
Lot 173
A scarce Tekno Volkswagen Type 2 van (405). ‘Spies-Hecker-Lack’. In red, cream and red livery, with ‘Permanal Auto Lack’ to rear door. Dark blue windows, plated headlights, no interior, with white walled tyres and plated wheels, ‘KO 380123’ number plate to rear. Boxed, minor wear. Vehicle Mint. Plate 3
Lot 22
A quantity of Continental TRIX HO model railway. Including 5 locomotives – 2 0-4-0 tender locomotives both fitted with smoke deflectors, both RN 20052. Plus a 0-4-0 tank locomotive with imitation headlights to buffer beam and smokebox door, RN 20054. A 0-6-0 tank locomotive, RN 80020. All in black livery with red wheels. Also a DB Bo-Bo diesel shunting locomotive, RN V1001009 in maroon with grey roof and dark grey frames. Also 18 freight wagons including – 2 Shell tank wagons, DEA, FINA and ARAL tank wagons. 2 Kuhl wagons, LWB and SWB Bier wagons, cement wagon, plus a brake van etc. Locomotives in original and reproduction boxes. Freight wagons mostly loose. QGC-VGC some light wear to locos, one wagon QGC
Lot 281
Corgi Toys Police ‘Panda’ Imp (506). Example in white with black roof, fitted with blue light. Door panels fitted with ‘POLICE’ luminescent stickers, light brown interior with Police driver. Suspension soft but still working. Boxed, minor surface marking to one end flap. Vehicle Mint. See internet
Lot 55
3 Durham Classics white metal models. 1934 Chrysler Airflow 2-door coupe in dark green ‘AAA - America’s New Champion Closed Stock Car, holder of 72 Official Records’, decals to doors (DC1A). 1953 Chevrolet tanker in red ‘Mobilkerosene’ livery (DC-29). 1939 Ford Panel Delivery (DC13A). A double rear wheel example in cream ‘The Sacramento Bee’ cream livery. All boxed, with packing. Vehicles Mint. See internet
Lot 1000
A Victorian Chippendale Revival Mahogany Bookcase, late 19th century, with pierced swan neck pediment above a dentil and blind fret carved frieze, above moulded astragal glazed doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, the base with conforming blind fret carving and two cupboard doors, raised on bracket feet, 144cm by 48cm by 258cm With key and working lock to base. Upper doors open but no key. Cosmetically reasonable. Various bruises and scratches. Moulding on glazed doors with various repairs. Cupboard doors with very fine natural? shrinkage splits. Left cupboard door with gap at bottom where it meets the brass door mount. 160615
Lot 1006
A Mahogany Kneehole Desk, in George III style, the moulded top above a long frieze drawer with cupboard door below flanked by six small drawers, raised on bracket feet, 18th century and later, 71cm by 48cm by 74cm Cosmetically good, recently polished and restored. General surface scratches to top. Oak lined drawers open, no key. Feet with later blocks and strengthening work. 120615
Lot 1016
A Matched Pair of 19th Century Rosewood Bowfront Cabinets, with modern silk gathered glazed doors, raised on turned turnip legs, labelled verso Antique Furniture from Norman Adams Ltd, 8-10 Hans Road, London SW3, 51cm by 39cm by 90cm Cabinet 1 - top faded and with ring marks. Small sections of stringing and banding missing from top, and small veneer losses. Modern silk interior good condition. General bruising around legs consistent with age. Rear left leg replaced. Cabinet 2 - generally darker in colour. Top with some marks, scratches and ring marks. Some stringing missing or replaced. General bruising and deep scratches to end panels. Rear left leg replaced. Section of timber sliced to end of door next to escutcheon 150615
Lot 1020
A Late George III Mahogany Library Four Door Breakfront Bookcase, early 19th century, the upper section with lancet glazed moulding enclosing adjustable shelves, the base with cupboard doors and raised on a plinth base, 180cm by 47cm by 246cm Slightly rough. Variations in colour and some fading, particularly cupboard door to base, which also has some split. Small split to right hand corner of reeded moulding. Right side upper panel with small section of timber patched. Small repairs/replacements on astragal glazing, with small cracks. Scuffs and bruises etc on cornice and base. Doors all open, but no key. 090615
Lot 1028
An 18th Century Dome Top Bookcase, the later moulded glazed doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, the base of two short and two long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, 160cm by 38cm by 213cm Crack to one piece of glass in door. Moulding with various sections replaced, and several small sections missing around the glass, as well as the middle where the doors meet. Some natural? small splits/shrinkage around corners of doors. Sections of moulding replaced or missing to top and base. Feet with repair work and strengthening with later additions. Splits around bracket feet and various veneer losses. Apron condition similar. Locks replaced, but brasses original. Some drawer cockbeading missing/replaced. 150615
Lot 1038
A George I Walnut and Feather Banded Kneehole Desk, early 18th century, the quarter-veneered top above a single drawer, six small drawers below flanking a kneehole cupboard door, raised on later bracket feet, 75cm by 47cm by 79cm Restored and polished so cosmetically good. Drawer fronts slightly misshapen. Later locks and brasses. Previous handle marks visible. Splits to end panels have been filled and partly polished. Small veneer losses around base. 110615
Lot 1047
A George III Mahogany, Tulipwood Crossbanded and Boxwood Strung Serpentine Shaped Sideboard, circa 1800, the central frieze drawer with lion mask loop handles flanked by a cupboard and cellaret drawer, raised on square tapering legs with spade feet, 188cm by 75cm by 87cm Polished and restored so cosmetically good. Small veneer losses and deep scratches to the top and general bruising. Timber patched to drawer fronts and cupboard door. 090615
Lot 1048
A George III Design Mahogany, Ebony and Boxwood Strung Breakfront Bookcase, 19th century, the architectural pediment centred by a giltwood eagle above four astragal glazed doors, the base with secretaire drawer enclosing pigeon holes and drawers, three long graduated drawers below flanked by cupboard doors, 151cm by 56cm by 232cm Reasonable throughout. Right door with crack top right. Uniform colour throughout. Damage to cockbeading, particularly top right drawer. Moulding missing around left cupboard door. Drawers and cupboards open, but no keys. 150615
Lot 1077
A Pair of Edwardian and Polychrome Painted Bedside Cupboards, early 20th century, inlaid with barber pole stringing, the top with flower garlands, the cupboard doors painted with an urn and flowers flanked by husks, raised on square tapering legs with castors, 46cm by 45cm by 85cm Generally good with some faults on the front rail below the cupboard door. 160615
Lot 1085
An Elegant Mahogany, Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid and Marquetry Lady's Writing Desk, early 20th century, the removable superstructure with brass carrying handles, a cupboard door and two small drawers above a hinged writing surface enclosing a velvet lined interior, the single frieze drawer enclosing folding supports, raised on square tapering legs with spade feet, 66cm by 44cm by 116cm Excellent cosmetic condition, restored and polished. 150615
Lot 1097
A Victorian Mahogany and Gilt Metal Mounted Free Standing Corner Cabinet, late 19th century, stamped Holland & Sons, Mount Street, London, of bowfront form, with acanthus decorated swan neck pediment centred by an urn above a glazed door enclosing two plate glass shelves all between fluted stiles above a frieze decorated with swags, urns and fruit, 102cm by 70cm by 215cm Generally good, and general scratches consistent with age. Legs repaired, two with particular damage to the top section. 160615
Lot 1110
A Louis XV Style Mahogany, Ormolu Mounted Meuble d'Appui, 3rd quarter 19th century, of breakfront form with violet brocatelle marble top above a frieze with floral swags and urns, central glazed door enclosing glass shelves and a velvet lined interior, 139cm by 42cm by 95cm Marble top repaired. Numerous small cracks, otherwise very good condition. Gilt mounts good quality. 090615
Lot 1119
A Louis XV Vernis Martin Style Mahogany and Gilt Metal Mounted Vitrine, late 19th/early 20th century, with staged top above a serpentine shaped door, the sides enclosing a velvet lined interior, pained panels below, 77cm by 35cm by 172cm Generally good but front right leg repaired. Small split visible to right of cupboard door. Interior fabric worn. Gilt mounts of average quality. Cabinet open but no key. 150615
Lot 2016
1959 Morris Minor Convertible Registration Number RRV 895 VIN Number FCB1-664261 Engine Number H-249261 With V5 listing eight former keepers Arguably the fondest-regarded of all Britain's post-war saloons, the Alec Issigonis-designed Morris Minor was launched at the 1948 Motor Show. The first new post-war Morris design, the unitary construction Minor boasted torsion bar, independent front suspension, rack and pinion steering, and a four-speed syncromesh gearbox. Powered initially by the company's 918cc side valve four, the Minor received its 803cc overhead valve engine in 1953. A pair of two-door models were offered initially, a saloon and a convertible. The four-door saloon appeared in 1950, with estates and commercials following later. The Minor 1000 appeared in 1956 with a 948cc AC series engine. By the time production ceased in 1971 more than 1.5 million Minors of all types had been sold. This beautifully presented and charming Morris Minor has been lovingly restored to a very high standard. Finished in lovely cream paintwork over a red interior, and fitted with a folding convertible top. Various invoices for spares included. MOT valid until 2nd July 2016. Fully restored and re-painted (recent) to a reasonable standard however it has signs of filler throughout the bodywork. Bars around the windows not painted. Would benefit from a new bumper, good chasis, drives well. Interior seats have been recoloured. Driver's seat is split. Has had a new hood but this has some nicks at the front above window. This car is condition 2. Engine has been painted. Has had approximately £3000 worth of repairs (receipts). No known oil leaks. It has a 948cc engine. Seats are vinyl. Rear bumper - chrome is pitted. Front bumper - minor pitting.
Lot 2034
1973 Porsche 911T Registration Number YJL 97L VIN Number 9113103351 Engine Number 6135972 With V5 Current MOT expires February 2016, recently serviced, with Porsche certificate of authenticity The Porsche 911 a true motoring icon - one of the world's true great cars - and was introduced in 1963. The 911 has undergone a constant evolution to make it the car it is today with a shape that is still basically the same and recognised throughout the world. Rear-engined and with quirky handling, at least in the early days, it has always been a car desired by motoring enthusiasts. This model is finished in fabulous gold metallic with black interior. It was originally registered in the United States and has a huge history file with receipts showing that the car was imported into the UK in 2004 and has only had two registered keepers (one a broker) in that time. The car is in excellent condition. With previous MOTs. 172,272 mileage. This vehicle has been serviced by Car Tech - Porsche Specialists, Brompton on Swale. Come with a huge file of receipt for various work carried out. Has been in the UK since July 2004 by a broken and purchased by the current owner in July 2004. Good set of matching NCT5 Goodyear tyres. Interior very good. After-market Clifford II alarm fitted - presumed not to be working. Carpets on driver's side are worn and thin. Cosmetically very good. Offside front wing with three small dents. Passenger door with three small chips. Passenger wing scratch in paint. Minor dent on engine cover. Drivers rear wing with small dent. Minor chips throughout.
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