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Lot 4
A Bath Special Constabulary long service medal group of 4 covering service over both world wars. British War and Victory Medals, “45798 PTE. W.F.J. HOPKINS HAMPS R.”, Defence Medal 1939-45, unnamed as issued, Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. GVIR 1st type, with 2 additional service clasps, Long Service 1948 and Long Service 1949, “WILLIAM F.J. HOPKINS”. First 2 mounted as worn. Accompanied by the following items, card box of issue for Great War medals, issue letter and registered postal envelope for Great War medals to ‘MR WFJ HOPKINS, 31 PARAGON, BATH’, card box of issue for Special Constabulary medal, with label ‘BATH, WILLIAM FJ HOPKINS’ 2 medal ribbon bars, Great War entitlement and full group and 2 cap badges (Hampshire Regiment and Royal Berkshire Regiment). William Hopkins was born in Bath on 19th May 1899, during the Great War he served in the 1st Hampshire Regiment and 2/4th Royal Berkshire Regiment. In 1939 he is shown as a Plumber and Gas Fitter living in Bath also being a Bath Special Constable. He died in Bath on 17th August 1985.
Lot 428
3x Victorian Daggers, first with bone handle decorated with mother of pearl inlay, steel cross guard and wavy double edged steel blade measuring 14cms, overall 25 ½ cms; Victorian dagger in an earlier style with stag horn grip, steel pommel cap, steel guard and thin metal diamond shape scabbard with engraved foliage decoration, the blade being curved diamond shaped, measuring 14cms, overall 24cms; another example with cream plastic grip, steel ‘S’ shaped guard and housed in leather scabbard, the blade, partially double edged measuring 13 ½ cms, overall 25 ½ cms.
Lot 906
F1 Cycles (DPS) produced three model types; a hardtail, a full-suspension plus another variant, and manufactured around 39 bikes in total. Customers included Tom Walkinshaw, Patrick Head and Damon Hill. The model we have for auction is a 'hardtail' which were used for mountain bike races. As a supplier of Industrial Ovens and Autoclaves for curing Carbon Fibre to DPS, the vendor was able to purchase his bike directly from the company. Dave Price, company director, was a mountain bike enthusiast and with his connections in Formula 1 and his companies knowledge of carbon fibre, he began creating a British-made mountain bike brand at the beginning of the nineties. Bernie Ecclestone allowed them to use the Formula 1 name for the bikes. Formula 1 Cycles was created by David Price and Phil Sharp who are both motorsport experts in their own right and in 1987 founded DPS Composites. early pioneers of advanced (carbon) composites. Phil Sharp, whilst working at McLaren, helped build the worlds first carbon fibre chassis, the Grand Prix winning McLaren MP4. DPS traded in the world of motorsports, supplying Formula 1 and sports car teams the world over. They also made other commercial items due to their knowledge of carbon fibre.Click here for more details and images
Lot 707
A unique opportunity to acquire the first David Piper helmet to come to auction. A genuine race GVA helmet worn by David for many years during the 1970s and 1980s. He is arguably the most successful privateer racing driver in the history of motor sport plus Enzo Ferrari's test driver. The helmet has suffered some heat damage during a fire in David's garage but is however sound, complete with a quality display case and plaque. Click here for more details and images
Lot 713
Original black and white framed photograph of Derek Bell sitting in his 1972 Techo Martini Racing Team (the first time the Italian drinks manufacturer was involved in Formula 1 team advertising). The car was very uncompetitive, Bell only raced twice that season and his feelings about the car can be summed up by him putting his signature to this photograph saying 'Not much of a race car!'. Framed, glazed, a plaque reading 'DEREK BELL TECHNO PA 125 1972' to base and measuring 43cm x 34cm.Click here for more details and images
Lot 635
A stunning image of the iconic Ferrari 250 GTO. Framed and glazed and measuring 78cm x 58cm. #20 was the first right-hand drive GTO for the British UDT-Laystall team. The car, painted in a very light green original with green seats, competed in the 1962 season, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans with Innes Ireland and Masten Gregory. He achieved an exceptional victory at the Goodwood Tourist Trophy with Ireland. In 1963 it was sold to the Austrian actor, swimmer, doctor and screenwriter, Gunther Philipp, better known as Placheta, who was a gentleman driver.Click here for more details and images
Lot 690
The first, only and last edition signed by Lauda since 1975. Alan Stammers captures the graceful lines of one of Ferrari's greatest Grand Prix cars helping Nikki Lauda achieve his third World Championship in 1975. A very rare print signed by the Austrian, framed and measuring 94cm x 63cm. Click here for more details and images
Lot 182
Ca. 400 - 300 BCA group of three Apulian Xenon group vessels. The first is a miniature kantharos with biconical body on a high pedestal with two high strap handles which is decorated with a central motif of red varnished stripes. The second is a jug with an apple-shaped body and a short handle, which is embellished with a wave motif and a band of lines close to the neck. The third is a handled cup on a short discoidal base decorated with a wave motif.Size: 60-115mm x 30-60mm; Weight: 135gProvenance: Property of a central London gallery, previously acquired on the Dutch art market; previously acquired on the Belgian art market; Hugo Lievens, Brussels 1982.
Lot 180
Ca. 350 - 300 BCA pair of Apulian black-glazed epichysis. The first is embellished with incised leaves on the shoulders, the second with a ribbed decoration.Size: 90-125mm x 75-95mm; Weight: 270gProvenance: Private London collection, acquired on the Dutch art market; previously acquired on the German art market; E. Hoppe, Frankfurt, 1982.
Lot 232
Ca. AD 100 - 300 A Roman carnelian oval intaglio depicting a narrative scene in which Eros hunts a deer with the arrow still in its side. The figures are made in a stylised manner typical of the last period of the first century and the beginning of the second when this kind of intaglio became popular in Roman society. For similar see: Catalogo illustrato della Glittica della Collezione Santarelli. n. inv. 47.Size: 16mm x 11mm; Weight: 0.8gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; previously in a collection of a North London gentleman; formerly in a collection of Mrs B. Ellison, a deceased former member of the Egyptian Exploration Fund, bought from the 1940s, Cairo and London.
Lot 210
Ca. AD 100 - 300A Roman green glass unguentarium with a pear-shaped body, a long, tapering neck, a flared spout, and a folded rim. Glass blowing was invented in the Roman Empire around the end of the first century CE and revolutionised Roman household life. Suddenly glass was easy to produce, and Roman households rapidly replaced pottery with delicate, translucent glass. For similar see: MET Museum Accession Number: 91.1.1344.Size: 140mm x 80mm; Weight: 80gProvenance: Private UK collection; From an old British collection formed in the 1990s.
Lot 314
Ca. AD 100 - 500A large group of Roman glass fragments, including unguentaria in different shapes and colours and bangles from the first period of the Roman Empire. These objects were regularly placed in tombs.Size: 300mm x 420mm; Weight: 290gProvenance: Private UK collection; From an old British collection formed in the 1990s.
Lot 98
Ca. 3100 - 2900 BCA set of 3 Egyptian carved mace heads, each of relatively spherical form with a hole drilled bi-conically from top to bottom. The first weapon is carved from a pale red stone; the second exhibits a grey/black hue; the third is grey. The grey mace and the largest mace head exhibit scattered clear deposits that stand out nicely against the stone colour. Size: 40-55mm x 45-70mm; Weight: 595gProvenance: Private UK collection; From an old British collection formed in the 1990s.
Lot 320
Ca. AD 1100 - 1300A Byzantine Sgraffito pottery bowl sitting upon an unglazed high foot with a deep basin, all enveloped in creamy white and emerald green glaze. The exterior of the straight walls are adorned with sgraffito decoration of floral motifs atop a striped ground. Sgraffito was an imitation of the more expensive first type of glazed islamic ceramic production. During this period, production of ceramics flourished, supplying local demand, but also a broad trading network with countries in the east, where the products of Constantinople are frequently found in excavations.Size: 80mm x 100mm; Weight: 185gProvenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market since the 1970s.
Lot 32
End of Old Kingdom / Beginning of the First Intemediary period, Ca. 2181 - 2160 BCA beautiful Egyptian limestone false door. It belonged to Itet, priestess of the goddess Hathor and lady at the royal court. This false door has all the canonical parts: the outer cornice with inscriptions, the decorated torus, the upper lintel, the outer door jambs, the lower lintel and the inner jambs. On the jambs of the outer cornice, Itet is depicted in sunk relief standing up, looking inwards, with a lotus flower in her right hand. In the outer jambs, Itet is depicted seated and looking inwards, with a lotus flower in her right hand. Above her figures the hieroglyphic texts report her titles and name. In the space between the outer jambs, there is a panel with a scene in sunk relief: the deceased seated in front of the offering table. Between the inner jambs, there is a narrow niche suggesting the entrance to a door with a rolled-up mat (drum) above it. The hieroglyphic inscriptions contain the offering formulae to the gods Anubis and Ptah-Sokar in favour of the deceased, her name and her titles, for more see the report. For similar see: MET museum Accession Number: 12.183.8.Size: 520mm x 375mm; Weight: 11.63kgProvenance: Property of a London collector; formerly with Mayfair family S. A., acquired from a London professor in the late 1970s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.This piece is accompanied by a report from Simone Musso, consultant curator for Egyptian antiquities at the Stibbert Museum, Florence, Italy, member of the Nuri Archaeological Expedition.
Lot 243
Ca. AD 50 - 200A set of three mould-formed Roman pottery oil lamps. The first lamp has a slightly depressed shoulder frame and depicts a laurel crown in either frame. Its discus features a central fill-hole in the middle of the decoration. The second lamp has a slightly depressed shoulder frame depicting a floral motif. The third lamp has a slightly depressed discus depicting a central motif composed of diagonal lines within the letter N. The fill hole is to the right of the decoration. For similar see: Keira De Rosa, Roman Ceramic Oil Lamps in the Museum of Ancient Cultures: A Typological and Compositional Analysis (2014).Size: 30-45mm x 75-90mm; Weight: 130gProvenance: Private UK collection; From an old British collection formed in the 1990s.
Lot 85
New Kingdom - Late Period, Ca. 1700 - 332 BCAn ensemble of five carved stone and faience amulets. First on the left is a jasper Djed pillar. The second is a Second Intermediate / Hyksos period scarab made of steatite. It has an inverted papyrus plant depicted on the base with a central nefer sign, representing “beauty, goodness.” The third is a steatite scarab with three hieroglyphs (ankh, Horus falcon, solar disc and maat-feather). The fourth and the fifth are collar beads made of blue faience. For similar see: Amulets, of Ancient Egypt, Carol Andrews, Published by British Museum Press.Size: 18-31mm x 45572mm; Weight: 6.6gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; previously in a collection of a North London gentleman; formerly in a collection of Mrs B. Ellison, a deceased former member of the Egyptian Exploration Fund, bought from the 1940s, Cairo and London.
Lot 325
Ca. AD 500 - 600A stunning Byzantine bronze patent cross-shaped pendant decorated with gold pellet clusters on the arms and a central garnet secured in a gold frame composed of four contrapposed clusters of pellets. On the top, there is a circular hoop to fix the pendant to a chain or rope. This was an iconic object for daily life during the Byzantine Empire. For similar see: Byzantium and the West: Jewelry in the first millennium, n 14A.Size: 44mm x 35mm; Weight: 10gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; previously acquired at the art market in Vienna; formerly in an Austrian collection formed prior to 2000. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.
Lot 100
Ca. 30 BC - AD 100A group of three Egypto-Roman green glazed amphoriskoi. The first and the last vessels exhibit a large pear shape body, a short cylindrical neck connected to the short rim, and a pair of lug handles on the shoulder. The second vessel has a cylindrical body, connected to a short oblique shoulders and a pair of lug handles. Amphoriskoi like this, held scented oils or other perfumes.Size: 90-120mm x 65-80mm; Weight: 400gProvenance: Private collection, London, UK. ex. F. Piket 1980s, Netherlands.
Lot 93
Third Intermediate Period-Late Period, Ca. 1069 - 332 BCA group of 3 mould-formed faience eye amulets covered in lustrous layers of glaze. First is a detailed Wadjet eye amulet in green faience for protection. The second is a Wadjet amulet in pale green faience with details of the pupil and eyebrows The third is a Wadjet amulet made in pale green faience with detail in black hue. For similar see: Amulets, of Ancient Egypt, Carol Andrews, Published by British Museum Press.Size: 15-19.5mm x 25-27.5mm; Weight: 10.8gProvenance: From the private collection of a Kent gentleman; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1990s on the UK /European art markets.
Lot 327
Ca. AD 400 - 600 A massive Byzantine gold ring with double bezel, set with garnet and emerald. The terminals join a rectangular box-bezel set with a polished, slightly convex garnet. An openwork (opus interrasile) frame of arches border the second circular bezel securing an emerald. The hoop has a D shape and an enlargement on the shoulders. For similar see: Byzantium and the West: Jewelry in the First Millennium, n. 8. Size: D:mm / US: 8 3/4 / UK: R; Weight: 14g Provenance: Private UK collection; previously acquired on the Swiss art market in the 1990s.This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter. This piece comes with an authentication report by Sami Fortune, ancient jewellery specialist.
Lot 434
Ca. AD 800 - 1100A Viking iron bearded axe head with a heavy blade and a socket. Contrary to popular belief, the most commonly used weapon in antiquity was not the sword but the battle-axe. In fact, this weapon had enormous advantages over the more emblazoned sword.Firstly, the axe was easier to make, much more resistant during clashes and did not risk to breaking on the first impact. Moreover, the blows that were given with this weapon were extremely powerful, and this was due to the weight of the axe itself in comparison with the sword. Last but not least, the axe could also be used to chop and split wood, which was an extremely important and everyday activity in the ancient world.Size: 170mm x 150mm; Weight: 960gProvenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old Canadian collection of F. N., Ontario, formed in the 1980s.
Lot 96
New Kingdom - Late Period, Ca. 1550 - 332 BCAn Egyptian group of 4 mould-formed faience amulets covered in lustrous layers of glaze. The amulets are made in different colours and have different details because of the different production periods. First is a baboon, second is Thoth, third is a deity, and the fourth is a Ram, which most likely represents the god Amun. For similar, see: Amulets, of Ancient Egypt, Carol Andrews, Published by British Museum Press.Size: 21.3-30.7mm x 8.8-21.5mm; Weight: 10gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; previously in a collection of a North London gentleman; formerly in a collection of Mrs B. Ellison, a deceased former member of the Egyptian Exploration Fund, bought from the 1940s, Cairo and London.
Lot 82
Third Intermediate Period- Late Period, Ca. 1069 - 332 BCA group of 3 mould-formed faience amulets covered in lustrous layers of glaze. First is a wadjet eye amulet in green faience for protection. Secondly, is a pale green Sekhmet standing atop an integral plinth, and with a perforated suspension loop emanating from its back. Third is a turquoise faience amulet of Thoth with long pillar. For similar see: Amulets, of Ancient Egypt, Carol Andrews, Published by British Museum Press.Size: 26-55mm x 32-9mm; Weight: 17gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; previously in a collection of a North London gentleman; formerly in a collection of Mrs B. Ellison, a deceased former member of the Egyptian Exploration Fund, bought from the 1940s, Cairo and London.
Lot 526
Ca. 2300 - 2000 BCA set of six bronze openwork stamp seals of various shapes. The first seal is round with a protruding spiral pattern. The second is rectangular with a central circle and concentric crescents in each corner. The third is trefoil-shaped, with three arms extending from the center, each ending in a curl. The fourth is round with an intricate pattern of circles and lines. The fifth is also round, featuring two opposite blunted V-shapes that nearly meet in the middle. The last seal is star-shaped with 13 points and a Greek cross in the center, connected to the points by struts from each of the eight tips. Each stamp seal comes with an origianl report by professor Lambert. Size: 29mm x 28mm; Weight: 20gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; formerly with a Mayfair Art dealer S.A.; Ex. 1990s London collections, studied and catalogued by professor Lambert in the early 1990s (with original note, signed by him). Previously in an old British collection formed since the 1960s.
Lot 68
Late Period, Ca. 664 - 332 BCA selection of Egyptian amulets carved in the semi-precious stone lapis lazuli. The first amulet depicts a baboon in mummiform shape. Secondly there is a scarab with the inscription Djezer-ka-re (“Holy is the soul ofRa), prenomen of Amenhotep I (1526-1506 BC). Thirdly there is a Djed pillar. Each amulet is similarly carved on both sides, with a piercing through the top loop for suspension. For similar see. MET Museum Accession Number: 22.3.64. Studied by PD Dr. habil. Pieter Gert van der Veen, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz.Size: 13-20mm x 9-5mm; Weight: 3.13gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; previously in a collection of a North London gentleman; formerly in a collection of Mrs B. Ellison, a deceased former member of the Egyptian Exploration Fund, bought from the 1940s, Cairo and London.
Lot 246
Ca. AD 100 - 300A Roman pale green glass unguentarium displaying a pear shaped body, a short, tapering neck, and a flared folded rim. A light iridescence dances across the smooth surface of the vessel, creating rainbow hues that beautifully complement its elegant form. Glass blowing was invented in the Roman Empire around the end of the first century CE and revolutionized Roman household life.Size: 180mm x 130mm; Weight: 145gProvenance: Property of a London art gallery, acquired on the US art market; Ex. collection of Rabbi Herbert Friedman, NYC, collected in the 1960s In Israel, to family by decent. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.
Lot 84
Third Intermediate Period - Late Period, Ca. 1069 - 332 BCAn ensemble of five mould-formed faience amulets covered in lustrous layers of pale green or turquoise glaze. The first and the last represent the papyrus column, the second is a standing Thoth, the third depicts a stylised Bes and the fourth represents Taweret. For similar see: Amulets, of Ancient Egypt, Carol Andrews, Published by British Museum Press.Size: 19-35mm x 4.5-15mm; Weight: 11.6gProvenance: Property of a London gallery; previously in a collection of a North London gentleman; formerly in a collection of Mrs B. Ellison, a deceased former member of the Egyptian Exploration Fund, bought from the 1940s, Cairo and London.
Lot 515
Ducati 2003 MotoGP GP3 Desmosedici race bike. 2003 saw Ducati enter MotoGP for the first time with the brand new Desmosedici GP3The bike featured a 989cc, 90° V4 desmodromic DOHC engine, with four valves per cylinder producing 220bhp-plus @ 16,000rpm with Magneti Marelli injection and ignitionWeighing a mere 145kg and capable of speeds in excess of 200mphFeaturing a tubular steel, trellis-style frame with an aluminium swing-arm with Ohlins front and rear fully adjustable suspensionFitted with powerful Brembo four-piston calipers with 305mm carbon discs on the front and a Brembo single two-piston caliper on the rear with 220mm steel discFinished in the iconic Marlboro colours, this machine has the designation of LC1 and was used by Loris Capirossi during the 2003 seasonAll the factory race bikes were fitted with tamper-proof metal stickers on the frameLoris finished fourth in the MotoGP championship in 2003 with Ducati taking a second place in the manufacturer's standings behind HondaDuring the 2003 season, Ducati took three pole positions but their only win came at the Spanish Grand Prix at Catalunya, Loris Capirossi beating the Hondas of Valentino Rossi and Sete Gibernau Early MotoGP bikes can be maintained and run without the need for factory support so can be used for track use and classic paradesThis example is a correct frame and fitted with correct GP3 components and has been maintained over the last few years by an experienced technician and is presented in good running orderFitted with a later Marelli ignition system with traction controlCurrently fitted with carbon fibre front brake discs for display purposes onlyBelieved to be one of the few examples built by Ducati Corsa for the 2003 seasonA very usable example with spares readily available, unlike many other exotics and eligible for numerous classic events worldwideAn incredible opportunity to own a piece of Ducati and MotoGP historySpecification Make: DUCATI Model: DESMOSEDICI GP3 Year: 2003 Registration Number: UNREGISTERED Engine Number: Not SeenClick here for more details and images
Lot 528
An original, low-mileage SC33 Honda Fireblade. Launched in 1992 and the first Honda model to carry the RR-suffixMuch lighter at the time than its multi-cylinder competition at 205kg The 1998 SC33 model featured stiffer frame and swing arm, larger brakes, LCD instruments and dual reflector headlightThis UK-registered from new example is presented in very original conditionShowing 15,500 miles with only two previous ownersRecent service including carburettor rebuild and fork oil and sealIn good running order and used on a regular basisMOT until April 2025 and complete with a current V5CSpecification Make: HONDA Model: CBR900RR FIREBLADE Year: 1998 Registration Number: S450 BTO Engine Number: SC33E2215733 Click here for more details and images
Lot 506
Very well built A65L Café Racer in good running order. Designed as an all-round sports machine, the Lightning was built between 1965 and 1972Aimed mainly at the US-market with a top speed of 108mphThis actual bike was offered for sale at the very first Silverstone Auctions sale in 2011 at Silverstone CircuitPresented in good overall condition and in running orderBuilt at great expense by an aircraft engineer between 1998 and 2006Engine rebuilt by SRM and fitted in a 'café racer'-style frame with light cowl and race seatNut and bolt extensive build including, at the time, new carbs, Dunstall-style exhausts and Hagon shocksOther features include twin leading-shoe front brake, Morad alloy rims, Pazon electric ignition and new wiring loomLarge history file containing build photographs, numerous receipts, old MOTs and other associated paperworkGreat example of this period style custom racer that is perfect for 'bar hopping' or track paradesUK-registered on a current V5CSpecification Make: BSA Model: A65L LIGHTNING CAFE RACER Year: 1969 Registration Number: YUY 158G Engine Number: A65LA 15954-YClick here for more details and images
Lot 805
Three CGC Graded Batman Comic Books Including "Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #1" and Two Variants of "All Star Batman #1" This collection features three CGC graded Batman comic books, each encased in protective plastic sleeves to maintain their condition. The first book is "Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #1", published by D.C. Comics in July 2010. It has been graded with a CGC Universal Grade of 9.2, featuring a sketch cover by Andy Kubert, with the story by Grant Morrison, and artwork by Chris Sprouse and Karl Story. This edition includes a special Colgate mini comic insert and has white pages. The second comic is "All Star Batman #1", published by D.C. Comics in October 2016. It has a CGC Universal Grade of 9.8 and features a Midtown Comics Sketch Edition cover by Tyler Kirkham. The story is by Scott Snyder with artwork by John Romita Jr., Danny Miki, and Declan Shalvey. The cover price is $4.99 and it maintains white pages. The third comic in this collection is also "All Star Batman #1", graded CGC Universal Grade 9.8. This version showcases a Fried Pie Sketch Edition cover by Ben Caldwell, with the same story and artwork credits as the previous All Star Batman comic. Similarly, it was published in October 2016, priced at $4.99, and contains white pages. This meticulously preserved collection represents significant contemporary iterations of the Batman saga, ideal for avid collectors and fans of the DC Comics universe.
Lot 804
Set of Three Atlas Comics "Tiger-Man" Issues, CGC Graded This collection features three individually CGC graded "Tiger-Man" comic books from Atlas Comics, each encased in clear protective sleeves. The issues included are Tiger-Man #1, #2, and #3, showcasing distinct cover art and notable contributions from prominent comic book creators. Tiger-Man #1, published in April 1975, is graded 7.5 with white pages. This issue introduces the origin and first appearance of Tiger-Man (Doctor Lancaster Hill) and the character Anna Hill. The story is by Gabe Levy, with cover and art by Ernie Colon. It initially sold for 25 cents and has a CGC serial number of 4010851001. Tiger-Man #2, published in June 1975, is graded 0.5 with off-white to white pages. The story is written by Gerry Conway, with artwork by Steve Ditko, and cover illustration by Frank Thorne. The original selling price was 25 cents, and it bears the CGC serial number 4010851002. Tiger-Man #3, published in September 1975 and marking the final issue in the series, is graded 6.0 with off-white to white pages. This issue's story is also by Gerry Conway, with artwork by Steve Ditko and Al Milgrom, and cover art by Larry Lieber and Frank Giacoia. The comic initially priced at 25 cents contains the serial number 4010851003. Each comic has been authenticated and graded to accurately reflect its condition, preserving the legacy of this classic Atlas Comics series.
Lot 790
Collection of Historic and Child-Themed Royal Worcester and Royal Doulton Figurines This remarkable collection comprises a fine assortment of ceramic or porcelain figurines, showcasing craftsmanship from noted English manufacturers Royal Worcester and Royal Doulton. The set includes: - Two large figurines of women in historical dresses, crafted by Royal Worcester. The first figurine features a woman in a striking red gown with white accents and a matching red hat. The second figurine represents a woman in a light-coloured dress, potentially white or pastel shades. Both pieces bear the hallmark of Royal Worcester and significant identifiers; "Grandmother's Dress" with the model number 3081 and "Sweet Anne" numbered 3630, both modelled by F.G. Doughty. - Two smaller figurines depicting children with musical instruments: one child is seated playing a guitar or lute, and the other is standing playing a violin. - Four animal figurines detailed in a whimsical cartoon style: a mouse standing upright, a grey cat seated on a green base, a small brown bear in a relaxed position, and a striped tiger or cat lying down. - A poignant figurine of a young girl in a red dress embracing a white dog, bringing a tender, affectionate element to the collection. Additionally, the set includes a noteworthy piece from Royal Doulton, titled "Home Again," modelled by Royal Doulton Bone China in 1955, under model number H.N 2167, and registered under several Rd numbers including 878036, 3452, 7303, and 44/55. Together, these figures reflect a blend of historical and contemporary influences, highlighting both the prestigious craftsmanship and artistic traditions of Royal Worcester and Royal Doulton. These figurines not only possess aesthetic value but also serve as collectible items of significant historical interest.
Lot 572
**Lladró 'Harvest Helpers' and 'The Jug Carrier' Porcelain Figurines** This lot features two exquisite porcelain figurines from the renowned Spanish brand Lladró, each showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and artistic detail. The first figurine, entitled 'Harvest Helpers' (Estoy Cansada), was sculpted by José Puche. The depiction is of a young girl with a scarf on her head, leaning forward with her hands clasped in a gesture of exhaustion or rest. She is accompanied by two intricately crafted geese or ducks at her feet. The piece measures 9.00 inches in height and 6.75 inches in width, with a tasteful earthy brown base. This figurine was issued in 1988 and retired in 2004, featuring a Gres finish. The second figurine, known as 'The Jug Carrier' (La Fuente Cantaro Suelo), was sculpted by Fulgencio Garcia. It portrays a girl standing with an urn in her hand and another jug positioned at her feet. Although the jug she is holding has some visible damage, the piece remains strikingly detailed. This figurine measures 12.50 inches in height and stands out with its glazed finish. It was issued in 1974 and retired in 1985, making it a highly collectible piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Together, these figurines reflect Lladró's dedication to capturing human emotions and moments in finely detailed porcelain, making them exceptional additions to any collection.
Lot 436
**Four Commemorative Bell's Old Scotch Whisky Decanter Containers** This collection features four decorative cylindrical containers from Bell's, famously housing their Old Scotch Whisky in commemorative decanters shaped like bells. The containers come in pairs of blue and green, each adorned with inscriptions and designs marking notable events, making them highly collectible. **Blue Containers:** 1. The first blue container celebrates the birth of Princess Eugenie of York on 23rd March 1990. It is inscribed with "BELL'S Old Scotch Whisky," "ROYAL DECANTER," and "To commemorate the birth of Princess Eugenie," accompanied by a noble crest and gold decorative elements. 2. The second is a tribute to the ninetieth birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, celebrated on 4th August 1990. It prominently displays "90" within its design and carries the text, "TO COMMEMORATE THE NINETIETH BIRTHDAY OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER," also featuring a regal crest. **Green Containers:** 1. One green container is themed as a Christmas special from 1989, marked with "BELL'S Old Scotch Whisky," "EXTRA SPECIAL," and decorated with festive holly and the phrase, "We wish you a Merry Christmas." 2. The other green container from 1980 similarly celebrates Christmas, with its label reading, "DIMPLE 15 YEAR OLD SCOTCH WHISKY - CHRISTMAS 1980," adorned with Christmas scenes and mentioning Arthur Bell & Sons, Perth Scotland. All containers come with red carrying strings near the top for ease of handling and storage, making these limited editions not only a testament to craftsmanship but also valuable keepsakes for connoisseurs and collectors.
Lot 325
Collection of Coins and First Day Covers ited Kingdom Special Crown Coin and Stamps - Wedding of HRH The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer 1981 Material: Metal (coin), Paper (stamps) Condition: Uncirculated Historical Value: Commemorates the royal wedding Company: The Royal Mint Notable Features: Includes both coin and stamps United Kingdom Special Crown Coin and Stamps - 80th Birthday of H.M. The Queen Mother 1980 Material: Metal (coin), Paper (stamps) Condition: Uncirculated Historical Value: Celebrates the Queen Mother's 80th birthday Company: The Royal Mint Notable Features: Includes both coin and stamps First-Ever United Kingdom 20p Coin 1982 Material: Metal Condition: Uncirculated Historical Value: First 20p coin struck at The Royal Mint, Llantrisant Company: The Royal Mint Notable Features: Housed in a red folder United Kingdom Uncirculated Coin Collection 1983 Material: Metal Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated Historical Value: Includes the new £1 coin Company: The Royal Mint Notable Features: Complete set from 1983 Farewell to the £SD System Coin Set Material: Metal Condition: Uncirculated Historical Value: Marks the end of the pounds, shillings, and pence system Company: The Royal Mint Notable Features: Includes Half Crown, Florin, English Shilling, Scottish Shilling, Threepence, and Sixpence Brilliant Uncirculated English £1 Coin 1971 Material: Metal Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated Historical Value: First day of issue Company: The Royal Mint Notable Features: Dated 23 April 1971
Lot 911
**Pair of World War I Medals Awarded to Margaret Rowan with Ribbon Bar**This collection features two distinguished World War I medals awarded to Margaret Rowan, a rarity given to a woman from Glasgow. The medals, both bearing the profile of King George V, celebrate wartime service in the Merchant Marine.The first medal, on the left, is bronze and features the inscription "GEORGIVS V BRITT: OMN: REX ET IND: IMP:". It is accompanied by a ribbon with red, white, and green stripes. The second medal, on the right, is silver and shares a similar portrait of King George V. Its ribbon showcases a broad golden yellow stripe flanked by narrower blue and white stripes. Both medals are an homage to service during King George V’s reign. Additionally, the lot includes a separate ribbon bar that incorporates the color patterns of the medals' ribbons, indicating official military recognition. These medals, inscribed with Margaret Rowan’s name, denote her commendable service during 1914-1918, the period of World War I.
Lot 600
**Vintage Camera Lenses: Soligor Miranda, Konica Hexanon AR, Yashica Auto Yashinon-DS, and Isco-Gottingen Regular Color Westagon** The first of the camera lenses showcased is the Soligor Miranda with a focal length of 5 cm and an aperture of 1:1.9. It bears the identifier "No.K4877650" and was made in Japan. This lens is distinguished by its quality construction, typical of Soligor's craftsmanship. It appears to have an adapter attached, indicating readiness for versatile usage across different camera bodies. Next in line is the Konica Hexanon AR, featuring a 50 mm focal length and an F1.4 aperture. This piece, marked "MADE IN JAPAN 56Ø," exhibits some visible cosmetic marks, but remains a highly sought-after lens praised for its sharpness and low-light performance. The third lens is the Yashica Auto Yashinon-DS 50mm 1:1.9, another classic element marked by the "YASHICA" emblem and additional informational engravings. Known for its reliability, this lens is ideal for film camera enthusiasts seeking vintage quality. Finally, the Isco-Gottingen Regular Color Westagon lens offers a 50mm focal length and an aperture of 1:1.9. Featuring distinctive red and white markings, this rare piece stands out and is highly valued among collectors for its renowned German optics craftsmanship. Accompanying these lenses are two caps, one marked "Vivitar" and the other "Yashica." These additions provide the necessary protection for the lenses, ensuring their longevity and performance integrity. All of these lenses are being sold for parts or spairs
Lot 233
Four Royal Doulton Ladies Ornaments Collection Porcelain Figurines These elegant porcelain figurines from the esteemed Royal Doulton Ladies Ornaments Collection are exceptional examples of fine craftsmanship and historical fashion. Each figurine is meticulously detailed, capturing the essence of vintage attire with impeccable precision and vibrant hues. The first figurine, dressed in a festive red gown with white fur trim, embodies a Christmas theme, radiating warmth and seasonal charm. The second figurine wears a striking blue dress with white accents, delicately holding either a fan or muff, evoking a sense of classical sophistication. The third figurine is adorned in a distinctive green and yellow dress, complemented by a matching hat, adding a touch of pastoral elegance. Finally, the fourth figurine features a floral gown paired with a striking red cape, making a bold yet graceful statement. These figurines are perfect for collectors or admirers of historical fashion, offering a timeless representation of Royal Doulton's celebrated artistry. Royal Doulton Ladies Ornaments Collection: Christmas Mori HN1992 - Hilary HN 2335 - Bess HN 2002 - Buttercup HN 2309
Lot 835
Collection of camera and photograghy related books including one first edition 1977 This assortment comprises multiple books dedicated to cameras and photography, spanning an array of brands and techniques. Titles include "Basic Motion Picture Technology," "LEICA M5 - TTL," "NIKON 35mm SLR Camera," "The Nikon Way," "Canon EOS," "The Rollei Way," "The Practica Way," "Manual of Photography," "The Basic Darkroom Book," "The Gossamer Gown," "Dr. Heering's The Rollei Book," and "Magic Lantern Guides." The books vary in size and thickness, indicating a mix of both vintage and more recent publications, all neatly packed within a used cardboard box. Whether you're an enthusiast looking to deepen your knowledge of photography or a collector of camera literature, this comprehensive assortment offers valuable insights into a range of camera models and photographic techniques. There are 30 books in total The nokon and Nikkormat way is a 1977 first edition
Lot 607
**Vintage AGFA Optima Sensor Cameras** This remarkable pair of vintage cameras comprises the AGFA Optima Sensor series, known for its innovative features during its time. The first camera is the AGFA Optima Sensor, equipped with an AGFA Paratronic DIN ASA Solitar lens with an aperture of f/2.8 and a 40mm focal length. The electronic feature of this camera marks a significant advancement in camera technology from the mid-20th century, enhancing its functionality and ease of use. The second camera in the collection is the AGFA Optima 335 Sensor, featuring an AGFA Paratronic DIN ASA Agnatar lens with an aperture of f/3.5 and a 40mm focal length. Notably, both cameras incorporate the orange dot 'sensor' indicator, a hallmark of the AGFA Optima line known for its user-friendly automatic exposure system. These cameras, featuring black bodies with a streamlined design, showcase the AGFA logo prominently at the bottom left corner of their fronts. They stand as testaments to the exceptional craftsmanship and innovation of AGFA, a brand that played a pivotal role in the development of photography equipment. With their distinctive lens specifications and electronic features, these cameras are prized for their historical significance and technical prowess. Both cameras are untested
Lot 568
**Set of Four Historical Lladró Porcelain Figurines** This exquisite collection features four Lladró porcelain figurines, each crafted with meticulous attention to detail and historical significance. The first piece, "Couple of Doves," sculpted by Antonio Ballester, was issued in 1971 and showcases two intricately detailed white doves in a glazed finish. This piece measures 4.75 inches in height and 7.50 inches in width. The second figurine, "Little Couple Kissing," by sculptor Juan Huerta, was released in 1972 and retired in 1989, standing at 8.75 inches tall. This charming figurine captures a tender moment between a young couple with a stunning glazed finish. The third item, "Girl with Pigeons," sculpted by Salvador Debón and issued in 1974, depicts a young girl with pigeons, reflecting a peaceful and serene aesthetic typical of Lladró’s craftsmanship. The fourth figurine, "Lonely," produced between 1978 and 1999, features a girl in a contemplative pose, beautifully finished in gres to highlight its refined textures. It stands 7.75 inches tall and 4.00 inches wide. Together, these pieces represent a fine selection of Lladró's artistry, capturing moments of delicate beauty and emotional expression.
Lot 337
Collection of Four Beatles Albums including 'White Album', 'Abbey Road', 'Sgt Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band', and 'Help' This collection comprises four Beatles records in total. The first is the 'White Album' with the number 0072562, catalogued under PMC 7067, XEX709 1. The album exhibits a light scratch on side 1 and comes with photos and a poster. Both albums are in above-average condition but have not been cleaned or played by us. The second album is 'Abbey Road', bearing the code XEX 749 2, and its condition is also above average; this album too has not been played or cleaned by us. The third album is 'Sgt Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band' with the cut out XEX633 1; this album is in very good to excellent condition, though it has not been cleaned or played by us. The fourth and last album is 'Help' coded as XEX 549 2, and like the other albums, this also falls in the category of very good to excellent condition, and has not been played or cleaned by us.
Lot 301
Collection of 5 Lanterns, with Portable and Skeleton Keys "Antique Metal Globe Lantern with Leather Strap" This striking antique metal globe lantern exudes rustic allure, with its spherical body constructed from intersecting metal strips. The characterful exterior bears significant signs of rust and wear - clear indicators of its bygone origins. A particular highlight of this lantern is its top-mounted leather strap, designed for hanging, suggesting that it was indeed fashioned for both practical use and aesthetic delight. "Vintage Metal Lantern with Oval Inscription" Undeniably vintage, this lantern is wrought from an iron or steel alloy, sporting a tarnished finish, intermittently flecked with spots of rust and wear that lend it an authentic antique charm. A curved, top-section hosts an oval-shaped inscription which reads "THE LIGHT OF LONDON LAMP Co.", signalling its historical roots and London-based creation. This refined and utilitarian lantern likely served its time lighting up London's bustling streets. "Bundle of Rusted Antique Keys and Metal Rings" This intriguing find comprises a bundle of rusted keys and metal rings. The keys, most likely skeleton keys, are reminiscent of traditional designs, held together by a simple string or small loop. The bundle also includes rusted metal rings, which could potentially have been part of a bygone mechanical device or decoration, deepening the sense of historical mystery enveloping these items. "Assorted Vintage Metal Lanterns" 1. "First Lantern (Rectangular Body)": This lantern sports a rectangular silhouette, its glass windows frosted or weathered from age, and its top graced by a decorative handle which adds a quaint charm. 2. "Second Lantern (Rectangular Framework)": Another rectangular lantern on display, fitted with a metal framework fortifying the glass panes, a flat top pierced with ventilation holes, and signs of wear that are characteristic of its age. 3. "Third Lantern (Cylindrical Body)": This lantern has a cylindrical body enveloped by horizontal metal bars caressing the encased glass, and a domed lid topped with twin hooks, suggestive of its vintage design.
Lot 797
**Collection of Sleeved Vintage Comic Books Including Pokémon, 22 Brides, Cremator, and Dragon** This substantial collection of approximately 30 vintage comic books features diverse titles, all neatly stacked and individually protected in plastic sleeves. Highlighted prominently at the top of the stack is "Pokémon: The First Movie - Pikachu's Vacation" by VIZ Comics, priced at $3.75 USD / $5.95 CAN, showcasing popular Pokémon characters such as Pikachu, Charizard, and Togepi. Another notable inclusion is "22 Brides," Issue No. 1 from March, with a cover showcasing a grid of six characters, mostly women wielding weapons, priced at $2.95 USD / $3.95 CAN, accompanied by a sticker marked "7376." Also included is "Cremator," Issue No. 4 by Chaos! Comics, priced at $2.95, depicting a muscular hooded figure surrounded by monstrous creatures, with an additional identifier "7377" and the notation "Until THE END 9." The stack also contains "Dragon: Book 2 of 4" by Comic Interview, priced at $1.75, dated August 10, featuring a green dragon with flames and blue-attired characters, labelled "738". Each comic book is discretely sleeved, ensuring their condition is well-preserved, making this collection a noteworthy acquisition for comic book aficionados or collectors. Many more not described, but photographed
Lot 6
Six Silver and Ornate Napkin Rings The collection features six uniquely designed napkin rings. The first ring on the left boasts a plain, polished surface, marked with a clear hallmark. Next, the second ring is adorned with intricate floral engravings and beading along the edges, with its hallmark also visible. The third ring offers a simpler, rounded design with a smooth surface, free from excessive ornamentation. The fourth ring presents an open lattice or filigree pattern, providing a sense of airy elegance. The fifth ring is distinguished by elaborate decorative motifs and engravings that encircle a central oval medallion area. The sixth and final ring on the right is more bulbous, covered with dense engravings, which give it a distinctive, textured appearance. Five of these napkin rings are hallmarked silver, collectively weighing 113 grams, while the sixth ring is described as "other," likely due to differences in material or hallmark identification.
Lot 643
Simon March and Simon Lucy Signed Etchings and Prints Set This collection features two finely detailed black and white etchings or prints displayed in elegant copper-tone frames with matted borders. Each frame measures 9 inches by 12 inches with internal dimensions of 8 inches by 5 inches. The first piece, titled "Ferry Steps, Salcombe" by artist Simon March, presents a meticulously rendered scenic view leading to a body of water populated by sailboats, capturing the charm of an urban waterside setting. The second artwork, by Simon Lucy, is a limited edition print numbered 18 of 25, titled "Ships over the roofs." This etching portrays a serene scene with rooftops and chimneys in the foreground, giving way to a picturesque landscape of trees, hills, and a bustling body of water, similarly filled with small sailboats. Both artworks are distinguished by their compositions and the precision of their perspective, making this set a notable acquisition for collectors of fine prints and etchings.
Lot 861
**World War II German Iron Cross Medals with Striped Ribbons** This collection includes two historically significant German Iron Cross medals from World War II. Both medals are characterized by their distinctive cross shape, featuring a black core with silver edges. The first medal displays the year "1939" at the bottom, indicative of its issuance during World War II, and bears the Nazi swastika symbol in the center. The second medal, showcasing the year "1813" at the bottom, pays homage to the original Iron Cross established by King Frederick William III of Prussia during the Napoleonic Wars. One Iron Cross is connected to a striped ribbon, with a design comprising central black stripes flanked by narrower beige and red stripes, typical of German military decorations from the era. These ribbons add to the medals' historical authenticity and indicate their intended use as wearable decorations. The medals reflect the rich military history of Germany, transitioning from the Napoleonic era to the tumultuous period of World War II.
Lot 218
Boxed Set of 2 William West Country Class Locomotives and Assorted Pullman Cars R1042 The set includes two William West Country Class locomotives, a Pullman third-class brake car, a Pullman third-class kitchen car, and a Pullman first-class kitchen car named 'Cynthia'. The items come in their original packaging.
Lot 826
The snowman characters figurines coalport ornaments boxed x12 This lot includes the following characters :The snowman core the adventure begins x2 :The snowman core soft landing first edition :snowman guild exclusive penguin pals x2 :snowman H Samuels chilling out :snowman H Samuels sitting pretty first edition :The snowman core ill never forget you limited edition 2212 of 4000 :The snowman guild exclusive Dance the night away :The snowman core money box first edition :The snowman core bashful blush first edition :The snowman core Hush don’t wake them first edition All of the ornaments are in very good to like new condition and all have original boxes
Lot 860
**World War 1 German Iron Cross Medal** This World War 1 German Iron Cross medal is a historically significant military decoration that epitomises bravery and honour. The medal features a distinctive cross shape with a blackened iron core and silver edging. It prominently displays a depiction of the royal crown at the top, a central "W" symbolising Kaiser Wilhelm II, and the year "1914" at the bottom, indicating it was awarded during the First World War. The ring at the top, marked with "SY," signifies it was crafted by the notable Berlin-based firm Sy & Wagner. The Iron Cross's legacy originates from its first establishment in 1813 by King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia, with designs reflecting its prestigious heritage, such medals are typically around 42mm x 42mm in size.
Lot 775
**Collection of Royal Mail Presentation Packs Featuring Historical and Thematic Stamps** This comprehensive collection comprises 27 Royal Mail Presentation Packs, each showcasing a unique theme and containing mint collectible stamps. The top presentation pack celebrates "The 175th Anniversary of the Penny Black," featuring images of the world's first adhesive postage stamp along with related historical artwork. Other notable themes visible within this assemblage include steam transportation, cats, historical communications, The National Trust, Robert Burns, wildlife, and Shakespeare's Globe. Among the diverse subjects, there are packs dedicated to cinema history, Rugby League Centenary, science fiction, Christmas themes such as "The Nativity" (1994) and robins, as well as anatomical brain illustrations. Each presentation pack comes with stamps of varying denominations, prominently displayed and detailed with imaginative and culturally significant artwork, often depicting historical figures, animals, nature, and heritage. The stamps are housed in protective sleeves, making them ideal for collectors.
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