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Lot 3253
Marklin for Gamages c1904 completely original hand-painted GI ‘Station’ for the British market, cat. No.2024, with ‘Refreshment Room’ signs over door and affixed to walls, and ‘Cloakroom’ over door and affixed to walls, Gamages metal oval plate on front of platform, fencing damaged, detachable roof with telegraph array, candle holders in base (G for age)
Lot 1
3 brass plates as removed but ground repainted, from traction engine Kent ? Oval works plate to read ‘By Royal Letters Patent No. 7851 Aveling & Porter Limited, Rochester, Kent, England’ on black ground plus plate curved to fit smokebox door, to read ‘8 tons’ and a flat plate to read ‘The Rambler’ these last two on red ground
Lot 143
Similar to Reeves ELIDIR 0-4-0 7¼ inch gauge industrial saddle tank locomotive and to approx 3 inch scale. As modified by the builder and named ‘Wolly’, 2 outside cylinders with drive to mechanical lubricator and injector. Backhead easily accessible with manometer, paired sight glasses with blowdowns, fire door and ash pan door, whistle, twin safety valve, water hand pump etc with braked riding trolley with coal tray and tools, no current certificates. Presented on a custom built sack trolley with 7¼ track for handling
Lot 335
A postwar Bassett-Lowke 12 volt DC LNER green ‘Flying Scotsman’ renamed ‘Brown Jack’ and renumbered ‘43’, one nameplate detached, litho faded cab sides and roof repainted and hatch added, handrails added to loco and smoke box door, non original front buffer, side handrails extended with fitting to smoke box door, wheels repainted, front buffer beam repainted, tender missing corridor connection, rear completely repainted and fittings added, buffer non original, under frame modified and repainted, litho sides damaged, top repainted, filler and coal added with metal baffle, wheels non-original (F-G-BG)
Lot 337
A post-war Bassett-Lowke 12 volt DC green LNER ‘Flying Scotsman’ renamed ‘Papyrus’ and renumbered ‘95’, cab sides and roof repainted and hatch added, handrail added to smoke box door, otherwise lithography (G-NM), tender missing corridor connection, tender top repainted and coal added, vacuum pipe added, spectacle plate repainted, water filler added, otherwise lithography (G-NM) (B-G code 5310/0)
Lot 339
A post-war Bassett-Lowke 12 volt DC green LNER ‘Flying Scotsman’ renamed Donovan and renumbered 47, extensive retouching underneath, cab sides and roof repainted and hatch added, handrails added to loco and smoke box door, side handrails extended with fittings to smokebox door, buffer non original, wheels repainted, litho (F-G), tender missing corridor connection, rear completely repainted, top painted and coal added with metal baffle, water filler added, sides creased, fittings added (F-G)
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Lot 566
A GEORGE III OAK PRESS WITH CAVETTO CORNICE AND RETAINING ONE [OF ORIGINALLY TWO] PINE SHELVES ENCLOSED BY A PAIR OF DOORS WITH RAISED-AND-FIELDED OGEE PANELS FLANKED BY FLUTED PILASTERS, THE ASSOCIATED BASE WITH TWO DRAWERS TO THE APRON, 127CM H, 54 X 121CM ++ Wide shrinkage crack left hand side. The other side of very dry appearance, the front of pleasing colour, short old shrinkage crack in one door panel, lacks brass keyplate, strengthening batons added to the sides where attached to the base
Lot 577
A GEORGE III OAK CORNER CUPBOARD WITH TWO SHELVES AND ENCLOSED BY A FOUR PANEL DOOR WITH BRASS H HINGES, 76CM H, 34 X 69 CM ++ Of pleasing colour and in good condition. The reverse of the four panels to the door with low relief carving and probably reused in the early 19th c. The iron pear shaped loop handle of later date
Lot 615
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND EBONY LINE INLAID KNEEHOLE DESK OR DRESSING TABLE WITH CROSSBANDED TOP, SEVEN DRAWERS WITH BRASS HANDLES AROUND A PANELLED DOOR AND HAVING CARVED APRON, ON OGEE FEET, 80CM H, 52 X 95CM ++ Of overall dry appearance, the top unevenly faded and somewhat heavily stained in places. The backboards and draw linings original as are the handles and escutcheons. Small let in veneer repair above the centre of the top drawer,. small veneer losses, slightly scuffed around the feet, minor losses to cockbeading, etc
Lot 1261
A Pair of Robert ``Mouseman`` Thompson Oak Tongue and Groove Internal Doors, each with recessed carved mouse signature with front paws, 75cm and 75.5cm wide, 195.5cm high; an Oak and Glazed Internal Door, unmarked, 76cm by 196cm; and A Quantity of Panelling and Door Frames (qty) Removed from Brookside House, Kilburn, North Yorkshire.
Lot 1284
A Stanley Webb Davies Walnut Bedroom Suite, with exposed construction and ebony detailing, comprising a Dressing Table, with two short drawers enclosed by two deep drawers, on solid end supports, signed with SWD monogram in a rectangular cartouche and dated 1935, craftsman`s monogram for Bob Willet, 114cm by 55cm, 79cm high; a Dressing Table Mirror, the bevelled plate in a shaped frame with chip decoration on a plinth base, signed with SWD monogram in a rectangular cartouche and dated 1935, craftsman`s monogram for Bob Willet, 61cm high; a Chest-of-Drawers, with two short over three long drawers, signed with SWD monogram in a rectangular cartouche and dated 1934, craftsman`s monogram for Bob Willet, 114cm by 52cm deep, 84cm high; a Bedside Cupboard, with open shelf above a fielded panelled door, signed with SWD monogram in a rectangular cartouche and dated 1935, craftsman`s monogram for Herbert Marshall, 40cm by 35.5cm, 80cm high; and A Bedstead, panelled head and foot board, signed with SWD monogram in a rectangular cartouche and dated 1935, craftsman`s monogram for Herbert Marshall, 58`` wide with walnut side rails and pegs (5) See illustration
Lot 1290
Arthur W Simpson, Kendal (1857-1922): Two Oak Door Porters, with shaped terminals, partially labelled ARTHUR W. SIMPSON, 61cm; an Oak Planter, labelled ARTHUR W. SIMPSON (HUBERT SIMPSON) THE HANDICRAFTS KENDAL, 27.5cm; and A Walnut Planter, square tapering form, with rosewood handles and four feet, unmarked, 27cm (4)
Lot 1292
An Art Deco Satinwood Five Piece Bedroom Suite, comprising a double door wardrobe, 122cm wide, 55cm deep, 190cm high; a cupboard, with fitted interior, 84cm by 53cm, 153cm high; a dressing table, with shaped circular mirror over a central drawer, enclosed by three graduating drawers to each side, 123cm by 56cm, 157cm high; a bedside cupboard, with open section over two cupboard doors, 61cm by 46.5cm, 78cm high; and a headboard, with cloud shape top, 138cm wide (5)
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