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**A white BMW 1 Series hatchback, 118i sport, 1499cc, 16,800 miles showing, first registered 09/09/2020, petrol, step, automatic, 5 doors, registration AV70 CFL **8% + vat buyer's premiumRemoved from a deceased estate in Suffolk. Not driven since December 2023. We have two keys, one has a flat battery. There is a handbook which includes proof of purchase from BMW Bury St Edmunds in 2022. No service history, but may not be required due to age and mileage. We have the V5. Battery is flat and there have been previous issues with the battery, but it was driven ok when delivered by the recovery lorry, after a jump start.
Lot 631
Augarde, Steve: a collection of three volumes to include The Various, Winter Wood and Celandine, each signed first edition hardback in unclipped dustjacket, together with Hawkswood, Sarah: The Lord Bishop's Clerk, Marked to Die & Crime by Fire, each signed and with quotation, Galbraith, Robert: Lethal White, The Silkworm & The Cuckoo's Calling and Fletcher, Charlie: Silver Tongue, Stone Heart & Iron Hand, each signed. (12)
Lot 715
Baccarat crystal tea-light holder with dolphin as foot and finely engraved mounted candelabra with acid etched arabesque motifs, first half 20th centuryWindlicht in Baccarat kristal met dolfijn als voet en fijn gegraveerde gemonteerde kandelaar met zuur geëtste arabeske motieven, eerste helft 20e eeuwH 58.5 cm
Lot 540
Openwork ivory sculpture with craft figures and a large dragon at the back on a wooden plinth, China, first quarter 20th centuryOpengewerkte ivoren sculptuur met ambachtelijke figuren en een grote draak aan de achterkant, op een houten sokkel, China, eerste kwartaal 20e eeuwH 74.5 cm (total) with Cites certificate European Union only
Lot 351
A typed letter believed to be from an agent or friend to Harrison Ford dated April 16, 1976, discussing his contracts and future film prospects. The letter also mentions that the writer has spoken to his wife Mary Marquadt who mentions she hasn't heard from Harrison which he is scolded for. The jovial nature of the correspondence highlights a strong relationship withe the letter's writer. Signed in pen, unfolded.This item comes with Excalibur Auctions certificate of authenticityProvenance: Star Wars – Harrison Ford memorabiliaThe vendor recollects that in 1976 she had an advertisement in The Sunday Times “Flat to Let”. She and her husband were looking for a lodger in their home. Harrison Ford came to see the flat and he liked it. He was an excellent tenant, and very tidy. The rent was paid by the film company. The vendor didn’t know anything about film stars or celebrities and didn’t know who Harrison Ford was. She and her husband lived on the 4 bottom floors of a house in Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London with the separate flat occupied by Harrison on the top two floors. One day their cleaner met Harrison and fainted, they were told the next day by a friend of the cleaner that she had fainted because she had never met a film star before. The vendor told them that they had someone called Harrison Ford as a tenant and admitted that she didn’t know he was a film star, when she subsequently told this to Harrison he found it amusing. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia, and Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker visited several times, the vendor didn’t know who they were either and didn’t even know Mark’s name - just calling him “the boy” as that’s what they referred to him as. Harrison’s brother-in-law stayed for a while too. He was an American academic. Our vendor, husband, and Harrison had a great time together, they all used to sit in the garden drinking. One day her husband took her to a garden centre and bought a lot of plants for the garden because Harrison had given them money to pay for the plants. Summer 1976 was a great time, with Harrison even attending her son’s first birthday party in the garden! “He was an ideal tenant! It really was a fun time.” ***Provenance***Star Wars – Harrison Ford memorabiliaThe vendor recollects that in 1976 she had an advertisement in The Sunday Times “Flat to Let”. She and her husband were looking for a lodger in their home. Harrison Ford came to see the flat and he liked it. He was an excellent tenant, and very tidy. The rent was paid by the film company. The vendor didn’t know anything about film stars or celebrities and didn’t know who Harrison Ford was. She and her husband lived on the 4 bottom floors of a house in Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London with the separate flat occupied by Harrison on the top two floors. One day their cleaner met Harrison and fainted, they were told the next day by a friend of the cleaner that she had fainted because she had never met a film star before. The vendor told them that they had someone called Harrison Ford as a tenant and admitted that she didn’t know he was a film star, when she subsequently told this to Harrison he found it amusing. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia, and Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker visited several times, the vendor didn’t know who they were either and didn’t even know Mark’s name - just calling him “the boy” as that’s what they referred to him as. Harrison’s brother-in-law stayed for a while too. He was an American academic. Our vendor, husband, and Harrison had a great time together, they all used to sit in the garden drinking. One day her husband took her to a garden centre and bought a lot of plants for the garden because Harrison had given them money to pay for the plants. Summer 1976 was a great time, with Harrison even attending her son’s first birthday party in the garden! “He was an ideal tenant! It really was a fun time.”
Lot 352
A pair of Shooting Schedules, a call sheet, and a collection of notes owned by Harrison Ford during the shooting of Star Wars March-April 1976. The call sheet is #28 dated April 28th, 1976 for the Death Star Hallway to Core Shaft scene numbers A110 and B110, featuring Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher. The reverse of the call sheet has a handwritten note "Browns Hotel, Dovert St. Sunday 8th Robert Watts, Roast Beef" which appears to be a meeting between Harrison Ford and film producer Robert Watts who was related to Boba Fett actor Jeremy Bulloch. Star Wars Shooting Schedule no. 1 is dated 8th March 1976, one page is annotated with circles and there is writing on the back that reads "1st Tony Wayne 2nd Gerry and 3rd Terry" who all worked as Assistant Directors on Star Wars. Star Wars Shooting Schedule no. 2 dated April 23rd, 1976, annotated on two pages scene 58 - "Group arrived at grid, Montross leaving" B58 - "Good by to Montross" and scene 50 "Han intro in cantina" written in pencil. Other assorted notes including timings for parties and telephone numbers including one to the back of a card reading "For the good time - Her"(8)This item comes with Excalibur Auctions certificate of authenticityProvenance: Star Wars – Harrison Ford memorabiliaThe vendor recollects that in 1976 she had an advertisement in The Sunday Times “Flat to Let”. She and her husband were looking for a lodger in their home. Harrison Ford came to see the flat and he liked it. He was an excellent tenant, and very tidy. The rent was paid by the film company. The vendor didn’t know anything about film stars or celebrities and didn’t know who Harrison Ford was. She and her husband lived on the 4 bottom floors of a house in Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London with the separate flat occupied by Harrison on the top two floors. One day their cleaner met Harrison and fainted, they were told the next day by a friend of the cleaner that she had fainted because she had never met a film star before. The vendor told them that they had someone called Harrison Ford as a tenant and admitted that she didn’t know he was a film star, when she subsequently told this to Harrison he found it amusing. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia, and Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker visited several times, the vendor didn’t know who they were either and didn’t even know Mark’s name - just calling him “the boy” as that’s what they referred to him as. Harrison’s brother-in-law stayed for a while too. He was an American academic. Our vendor, husband, and Harrison had a great time together, they all used to sit in the garden drinking. One day her husband took her to a garden centre and bought a lot of plants for the garden because Harrison had given them money to pay for the plants. Summer 1976 was a great time, with Harrison even attending her son’s first birthday party in the garden! “He was an ideal tenant! It really was a fun time.” ***Provenance***Star Wars – Harrison Ford memorabiliaThe vendor recollects that in 1976 she had an advertisement in The Sunday Times “Flat to Let”. She and her husband were looking for a lodger in their home. Harrison Ford came to see the flat and he liked it. He was an excellent tenant, and very tidy. The rent was paid by the film company. The vendor didn’t know anything about film stars or celebrities and didn’t know who Harrison Ford was. She and her husband lived on the 4 bottom floors of a house in Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London with the separate flat occupied by Harrison on the top two floors. One day their cleaner met Harrison and fainted, they were told the next day by a friend of the cleaner that she had fainted because she had never met a film star before. The vendor told them that they had someone called Harrison Ford as a tenant and admitted that she didn’t know he was a film star, when she subsequently told this to Harrison he found it amusing. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia, and Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker visited several times, the vendor didn’t know who they were either and didn’t even know Mark’s name - just calling him “the boy” as that’s what they referred to him as. Harrison’s brother-in-law stayed for a while too. He was an American academic. Our vendor, husband, and Harrison had a great time together, they all used to sit in the garden drinking. One day her husband took her to a garden centre and bought a lot of plants for the garden because Harrison had given them money to pay for the plants. Summer 1976 was a great time, with Harrison even attending her son’s first birthday party in the garden! “He was an ideal tenant! It really was a fun time.”
Lot 353
A revised fourth draft of STAR WARS EPISODE 1: A NEW HOPE - originally titled here as The Adventures of Luke Star Killer as taken from the "Journal of the Whills" by George Lucas (Saga I) STAR WARS (March 15, 1976)Provenance: This item came from the home of a family in which Harrison Ford stayed during the filming of Star Wars throughout 1976 and is likely his own copy that was left behind along with other items. The script is incomplete and unbound including pages 1-48, 55-56, 58-88, and the blue pages range from #55-67 and are revisions to the white draft, the pink pages go from #68- 88.Includes the scene where we first meet CHEWBACCA in the cantina and where HAN SOLO introduces the crew to the Milennium Falcon, among many other famous scenes and lines of dialogue including "Boring conversation anyway".There were 5 drafts of the first Star Wars script and this 4th revised edition gives an interesting insight into the making of one of the most important blockbuster movies ever made including scenes and characters that were cut from the final edit.This item comes with Excalibur Auctions certificate of authenticityProvenance: Star Wars – Harrison Ford memorabiliaThe vendor recollects that in 1976 she had an advertisement in The Sunday Times “Flat to Let”. She and her husband were looking for a lodger in their home. Harrison Ford came to see the flat and he liked it. He was an excellent tenant, and very tidy. The rent was paid by the film company. The vendor didn’t know anything about film stars or celebrities and didn’t know who Harrison Ford was. She and her husband lived on the 4 bottom floors of a house in Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London with the separate flat occupied by Harrison on the top two floors. One day their cleaner met Harrison and fainted, they were told the next day by a friend of the cleaner that she had fainted because she had never met a film star before. The vendor told them that they had someone called Harrison Ford as a tenant and admitted that she didn’t know he was a film star, when she subsequently told this to Harrison he found it amusing. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia, and Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker visited several times, the vendor didn’t know who they were either and didn’t even know Mark’s name - just calling him “the boy” as that’s what they referred to him as. Harrison’s brother-in-law stayed for a while too. He was an American academic. Our vendor, husband, and Harrison had a great time together, they all used to sit in the garden drinking. One day her husband took her to a garden centre and bought a lot of plants for the garden because Harrison had given them money to pay for the plants. Summer 1976 was a great time, with Harrison even attending her son’s first birthday party in the garden! “He was an ideal tenant! It really was a fun time.” ***Provenance***Star Wars – Harrison Ford memorabiliaThe vendor recollects that in 1976 she had an advertisement in The Sunday Times “Flat to Let”. She and her husband were looking for a lodger in their home. Harrison Ford came to see the flat and he liked it. He was an excellent tenant, and very tidy. The rent was paid by the film company. The vendor didn’t know anything about film stars or celebrities and didn’t know who Harrison Ford was. She and her husband lived on the 4 bottom floors of a house in Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London with the separate flat occupied by Harrison on the top two floors. One day their cleaner met Harrison and fainted, they were told the next day by a friend of the cleaner that she had fainted because she had never met a film star before. The vendor told them that they had someone called Harrison Ford as a tenant and admitted that she didn’t know he was a film star, when she subsequently told this to Harrison he found it amusing. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia, and Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker visited several times, the vendor didn’t know who they were either and didn’t even know Mark’s name - just calling him “the boy” as that’s what they referred to him as. Harrison’s brother-in-law stayed for a while too. He was an American academic. Our vendor, husband, and Harrison had a great time together, they all used to sit in the garden drinking. One day her husband took her to a garden centre and bought a lot of plants for the garden because Harrison had given them money to pay for the plants. Summer 1976 was a great time, with Harrison even attending her son’s first birthday party in the garden! “He was an ideal tenant! It really was a fun time.”
Lot 512
APPLE COMPUTERS - A group of Apple collectibles to include 3 1980s Apple 'Lisa' silver metal pin badges and 6 1980s rainbow Apple stickers (9)The Apple Lisa computer is considered to be the first mass-market personal computer and was only made for 3 years. These badges were not available to buy through the Apple merchandise catalogue meaning they are much harder to find
Lot 217
SUPERHERO MOVIE POSTERS - A group of X-Men related British Quad movie posters including X-MEN: FIRST CLASS (2011) Magneto Teaser poster, 20th Century Fox, X-MEN: APOCALYPSE (2016) Teaser poster 20th Century Fox, DEADPOOL 2 (2018) Teaser poster, Marvel, LOGAN (2017) Teaser poster, 20th Century Fox and LOGAN (2017) revised teaser poster, 20th Century Fox, double-sided, rolled. (5)
Lot 520
APPLE COMPUTERS - An Apple IIc Prototype computer with associated monitor, transformer, and manuals c. 1983, marked Prototype U.K. serial number P1463 with Apple inspection stamp and another sticker marked U.K.The unit lacks many of the hallmarks of a final production unit: the case is smooth, rather than textured, and has different venting patterns on the top and bottom; the Apple logo and IIc logos are missing; buttons and indicators above the keyboard are not identified; no production or model numbers are cast into the bottom of the case, etc...These characteristics make it an especially interesting Apple IIc, indicating that it predates the production molds for the plastic bottom and back. Complete with its original power adapter and three original Apple manuals: "Apple Presents the Apple IIc: An Interactive Owner's Guide," "System Utilities," and "Introducing the Apple IIc" marked 'Sample not for resale no commercial value'. The Apple IIc, released in April 1984, was Apple Computer’s first endeavour to produce a portable computer—it was essentially a complete Apple II squeezed into a smaller housing, and the 'c' stood for 'compact.' Provenance - This item came from the home of an Apple employee who worked through the 80's and 90's as a software trainer.
Lot 359
A collection of STAR WARS Autographs on promotional materials including SEAN CRAWFORD who portrays YAK FACE, GERALD HOME who plays TESSEK a.k.a SQUID HEAD, TREVOR BUTTERFIELD who played BOSSK all from STAR WARS: EPISODE VI: THE RETURN OF THE JEDI (1983) CHRIS BUNN who played a STORMTROOPER in THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) and SANDEEP MOHAN who plays a FIRST ORDER STORM TROOPER in STAR WARS EPISODE VII: THE FORCE AWAKENS (2015). (5) Provenance - The vendor was a lifelong Star Wars collector and acquired the autographs in person as he became friends and acquaintances with the various actors and related personnel - comes with an Excalibur Auctions Certificate of Authenticity
Lot 5
Manchester United v Benfica 1968 European Cup Final multi signed original football programme 16 signatures inside includes Matt Busby, George Best, Bobby Charlton, Brian Kidd, John Aston, Pat Crerand obtained before the match by vendor. Rare piece of soccer memorabilia. The 1968 European Cup final was the final match of the 1967–68 European Cup, the premier club football competition in Europe. It was played at Wembley Stadium in London, England, on 29 May 1968 between Benfica of Portugal and Manchester United of England in front of a crowd of 92,225. Both teams had to go through four rounds of two-legged knockout ties to reach the final; it was Benfica's fifth European Cup final, two of which they had won, and Manchester United's first. Both sides went close in a goalless first half, before Manchester United took the lead from Bobby Charlton's header eight minutes into the second; however, Jaime Graça's 79th-minute equaliser meant the match went into extra time. Manchester United then scored three times in seven minutes in the extra period; the first was a solo goal from George Best, followed by a header from Brian Kidd on his 19th birthday. Charlton scored his second in the 99th minute, as Manchester United triumphed 4–1 to become the first English club to win the European Cup. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 176
Signed `Hesing´ in bold black ink at the foot beneath his portrait of Hesino Approx 7.5x4.5 Inch. Hesing Xi Cheng or Sheng, Captain of the "Keying". Was a Mandarin who travelled in the Keying, first Chinese junk to ever sail from Hong Kong to New York and further to London. The Keying was a three-masted Chinese trading junk that sailed from Hong Kong in December 1846 with a mixed crew of Chinese and British sailors. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 216
Sophia Loren Italian Actress Signed First Day Cover With Mounted 11x15 Inch Colour Photo Display. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 7
Field Marshall Montgomery of Alamein F.M signed 16x12 inch approx mounted colour photo. Hand signed in black fountain pen. WW2 Army leader famous for his victory at El Alamein beating the legendary Desert Fox Erwin Rommel. Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, KG, GCB, DSO, PC, DL, nicknamed Monty, was a senior British Army officer who served in the First World War, the Irish War of Independence and the Second World War. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 12
STUDIO OF GEORGE CLINT PORTRAIT OF VICE ADMIRAL WILLIAM (LUKIN) WINHAM Oil on canvas 111 x 85cm (43½ x 33¼ in.)After the original painting by George Clint (1770 - 1854), dating from 1825 and in the collection at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk.Please note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated.This portrait shows the sitter before his final promotion to Vice-Admiral, and the year after he inherited Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk in 1824. The original work still hangs at the house. William Lukin had not anticipated inheriting the estate. He was the grandson of William III Windham's mother, Sarah Hicks, by her first marriage. When William III had died without children, the inheritance passed across to the Lukin family. William Lukin assumed the name and arms of Windham in gratitude. His grandiose schemes for enlarging the house were, for the most part, prevented by lack of money.Please note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated. Condition Report: The canvas is unlined and presents general craquelure across the surface. There are sever losses of paint on the right shoulder, close to the left shoulder, right leg, and bottom border. UV light reveals several restorations on the right arm and both the shoulders, which coincide with repairs of the canvas with patches on the verso. The painting shows dirt throughout. Please note Dreweatts are not liable for damage to frames or mounts. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 36
Elijah Walton RA (British,1832-1880), inscribed on backboard "Winter near Grindelwald, Swiss - Elijah Walton 1873". Additional inscription relates to Sir George W. Agnew, 2nd Bt (1852-1941), partner at Thomas Agnew & Sons. The work appears to be from George's private collection. The inscription reads:"The first drawing I ever bought. I bought it whilst still an undergraduateat Cambridge in 1878. E. Walton was a friend of my tutor and member of the alpine club. George W. Agnew", watercolour and pencil heightened in white,17x24cm, framed and glazed.
Lot 7
After William Hogarth (1697-1764), The Four Stages of Cruelty: "The First Stage of Cruelty", "The Second Stage of Cruelty", "The Reward of Cruelty" and "Cruelty in Perfection", copper plate engravings circa 1840 (Victorian restrikes), 47.5x63cm (sheet dimensions), 32x39cm (plate dimensions), unframed (4)
Lot 195
Twenty five 1/76 scale OO gauge boxed diecast models of vintage commercial vehicles and cars, 23 from Exclusive First Editions (EFE) and 2 from Gilbow to include Gilbow 4 car set. Contents appear mostly mint/un-displayed (some age related yellowing of decal to at least one model, see photos), boxes vary and some discoloration of clear plastic viewing windows but generally very good
Lot 198
Forty three 1/76 scale OO gauge boxed diecast vehicle models from various manufacturers to include Corgi Trackside (including limited editions and car models), Hornby Skale Autos Pickfords Scammell Contractor, Exclusive First Editions (EFE), Classix and Base Toys (B-T Models). Contents appear mostly mint, boxes vary from fair to near mint, please refer to photos. Also included a Bachmann Scenecraft Ford Cortina Mk1
Lot 192
Thirty eight 1/76 scale OO gauge boxed diecast bus models to include 34 from Exclusive First Editions (EFE) and 4 from Atlas Editions (1 factory sealed) including Tatra 500 HB 1950 (model mint) and Wallace Arnold Bedford OB (missing plastic box insert, model condition good). Contents appear mint unless otherwise stated, boxes generally excellent
Lot 204
Twenty five 1/76 scale OO gauge diecast land Rover and Range Rover vehicle models from Oxford Diecast to include 76SET64 2 piece first overland set (case film wrapped), 76RCL002 Range Rover Classic Darien Gap, 76LAN1109008 Land Rover Series 1 109 open Ferguson Tractors etc. Models appear in mint condition, boxes mostly near mint though at least one clear case with a small crack but no tears noted to card covers, just very minor storage wear
Lot 194
Twenty nine 1/76 scale OO gauge boxed diecast vehicle models, 23 from Exclusive First Editions (EFE) to include tankers and other commercial vehicles, an Atkinson 8 wheel flatbed lorry from Oxford, a Corgi Royal Mail van and 4x Bachmann Scenecraft vehicles including cars. Contents appear mint/un-displayed, boxes vary, some clear plastic viewing windows discoloured with age etc but generally very good
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