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Lot 2478A
Regency brass inlaid rosewood games table, first quarter 19th century, the highly figured hinged top accented with floral and geometric reserves executed in brass, and opening to the felt playing surface, the apron with conforming brass inlay and rising on a columnar standard terminating on inswept feet, 28""h x 35.5""w x 17""d
Lot 145
Robert Capa (1913-1954) Israël. Tel-Aviv, 14 novembre 1950. Chaim Weizmann, le premier président dÂ’Israël, vote lors des élections municipales. Épreuve argentique (1964). Tampon « Please Credit : Robert Capa « Images of War » Copyright © 1964 », tampon « Photograph by Robert Capa © 1965 Magnum Photos 72 W. 45th Street, N. Y. C. 36 », tampon de lÂ’exposition « Israel The Reality © 1969 » et légendes tapuscrites sur étiquette contrecollée au verso. 28 x 35,3 cm avec marges Ce tirage fut réalisé à lÂ’occasion de la sortie de lÂ’édition originale du livre Robert Capa - Images of War, Grossman Publishers, New York, 1964, et réutilisé lors de lÂ’exposition Israel The Reality, 1969. La légende sur étiquette dit : « Israel : Historic moment in the history of a new nation : Chaim Weitzmann, nearly blind, casts the first ballot for the members of the new Parliament of Israel. Capa Wrote, of IsraelÂ’s first President, « The trials and errors of Zionism lie behind him, and the trials and errors of the new state must be carried by the younger generation. »
Lot 230A
A collection of 15 x WRENN and HORNBY DUBLO Catalogues - Hornby Dublo Blue Deltic 2nd Edition (complete - some pencil graffiti), Green Deltic 1/62 (Good Plus), 1d Deltic 3/63 with Price List (complete Fair), 2d A4 4/63 with Price List (Complete Fair) and 1d 0-6-0T/ICI Tanker 4/64 (Shop name Stamp otherwise Near Mint) - Wrenn First Edition, 2nd Edition x 5 (2 with Price Lists), 3rd Edition with Price List, 2 x 4th Edition with Price Lists and 5th Edition (all complete and Excellent save for 1st Edition Good and 5th Edition Ink Graffiti to back cover) - 2 x Wrenn Trackwork Guides (Good) A GAMAGES 1963 Catalogue missing front cover
Lot 487
8 x Models - Corgi OOC -97851 Hants & Dorset Bristol on loan to Route 336 Watford, 44104 First Essex Optare Solo Route 193 Romford, 45111 Maidstone Metrobus Route 132 Kempstead Valley, 41214 First Leicester Eclipse Route 26 Saffron X Roads, 41212 LT Route 29 Tralfalger Square 'Back the Bid' and City of Exeter Route 5 Crediton - EFE 26209 Maidstone Guy Arab Utility. - 2 x Trackside Commercials. All Mint Boxed.
Lot 876
Sir Terence Cuneo (1907-1996) - The first Manx War 1915, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left February 1987, 44.5x65cm, with exhibition label verso for 'The Mall Galleries, London SW1, catalogue No.272' Note: Sold with supporting retrospective volume 'The Mouse & His Master' published by New Cavendish Books 1977, and photograph of the artist in front of this painting at the time of purchase
Lot 97
Four early 19th Century black basalt cream jugs, the first a glazed Wedgwood example decorated with low relief flowers above basket weave decoration, the second marked No. 1 and decorated with low relief panels of a bearded male triumphant over a bird and to the other side with two female figures, possibly Leeds or Birch, the third with a band of Greek key decoration, unmarked, circa 1805 and the last with engine turned banding (4)
Lot 3148
GOTTSCHALK BLUE ROOF DOLL HOUSE. A nice representative of a German dollhouse with a center tower on roof. Working elevator on the interior along with first and second floor porches. Cloth awning extends over second floor window and balcony. Paper largely intact on exterior with subtle and muted colors. Interior retains most of its original paper except inside of front paneled door, which has been painted white. SIZE: 18"" w x 10"" d x 28"" h. CONDITION: Overall good condition. Lacking front steps to porch area. 1-14100
Lot 3204
LOT OF THREE GERMAN BISQUE HEAD DOLLS. Included is an S&H 1329 Asian child with fixed brown eyes on original fully jointed body. In addition there is a sweet unmarked pale bisque shoulder head with brown sleep eyes, closed mouth on a leather body with bisque arms, antique clothing and original wig. The third doll is a closed mouth, turned should head with blue stationary eyes marked ""639"" on a leather body with bisque forearms with antique clothing and wig. SIZE: Tallest-Asian: 18"" t (46cm). Smallest-639: 16"" t (41cm). CONDITION: Oriental doll`s head has been restored; moon-shaped crack and restoration to forehead of first shoulder head doll; 639 very good. 1-14061
Lot 3269
BING GARAGE WITH TWO CARS. Well marked German Bing tin lithographed garage holds two windup cars. First is an opening door limo in muted blue and black colors. Second is an open four door Phaeton in orange and black. Both cars being of a late 1920s design. SIZE: Garage is 6-1/2"" l x 8-1/2"" w. CONDITION: Both car`s mechanisms not working. Garage door missing handle. Tin and colored lithography on all pieces very good. 1-13717
Lot 3311
J & E STEVENS PADDY & THE PIG MECHANICAL BANK. A classic bank depicting Paddy the inebriated Irishman and his pig. Typical of the time period, banks used stereotypes and exaggerated caricatures of various ethnicities. Paddy in a seated position is holding his pig. When the coin is placed on the pig`s snout and the lever pressed, the pig`s front hoof kicks the coin into Paddy`s mouth as he rolls his eyes heavenward. At first glance, the bank appears to be in very fine original condition, but upon closer examination, at some point many years ago, perhaps the father did some touch up and repainting to various areas of the bank. For the most part, black light inspection reveals this touch up was done prior to the 1960s and the paint is even crazed appropriately. However, the bank does have a fair amount of paint enhancement/touch up. SIZE: 7"" l x 8"" h. CONDITION: As stated above. 1-14264
Lot 3314
LOT OF TWO CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANKS. Lot consists of both versions of the ""I Always Did `Spise A Mule"" by J and E Stevens. The first is The Boy on Bench version that when activated, mule spins around knocking over seated boy on bench. The other is the Jockey version that when activated mule bucks up sending the rider over the top of his head. SIZE: Each is approximately 10"" l. CONDITION: Both are lacking coin traps and exhibit a dark patina. Otherwise lot is generally good with no breaks. 1-14274
Lot 3344
PAIR OF PRATT & LETCHWORTH HORSE DRAWN PLEASURE VEHICLES. The first toy is a hansom cab and as typical of Pratt & Letchworth, they paid great attention to detail in both the horse and cab. Circa 1880s-90s, the fine and delicate castings include such accoutrements as side lamps and a rear step to the seated driver. The second toy is a 2-seat open carriage. Also as typical of P&L, they employed a fine and delicate framework under the carriage body. Carriages are enameled in black with yellow pinstripe wheels and various colors highlighting other trim work. In both cases, a caramel colored horse with elaborately painted saddle and trappings further add to the appeal of these toys. Both toys have a seated driver with movable arms (older replacements). SIZE: 12"" & 15"" l, respectively. CONDITION: Overall good in both cases. Hansom cab has a replaced front directional wheel on horse`s front hoof and the horse appears to have some paint touch up to the caramel coloring. Second carriage rear seat is loose and missing pin that attaches it to the pressed steel body of the carriage. 1-14254
Lot 3346
LOT OF 2 WILKINS FIRE TOYS. The first toy is a 3-horse ladder wagon with integrally cast seated figures and the typical tin and iron back end. A latter Wilkins toy utilized an unusual method of attaching horses to the front end. Literally the mane of the horse has a hook at the rear and they virtually float on the yoke assembly so they give the impression of galloping. The second toy is an early style automotive hook & ladder wagon with an integrally cast seated fireman on the front end. A clockwork mechanism under the rear axle would allow the toy to propel forward. When the toy hit the wall or other obstacle, the ladders would spring up into action. I am sure Mom & Dad loved this toy when it would hit them in the leg. This method was a patented feature for the late Wilkins/early Kingsbury toys. SIZE: 20"" l and 18"" l, respectively. CONDITION: First toy show years of dust and soil that would be enhanced by a thorough cleaning. Missing fire buckets. Overall good to very good. Second toy is very fine original paint. Lacking one rubber covering to rear iron wheel. 1-14220
Lot 3365
KILGORE STUTZ ROADSTER. Commonly referred to as the Stutz, but this is actually believed to be a Pontiac roadster. A fabulous toy with a bevy of separate nickel plated components such as a fold-down windshield, cowl lights, separate rear bumpers, etc. This car is handsomely enameled in green with a creamy yellow chassis and nickel plated iron wheels including the spare tire. A large and visually attractive vehicle. Highly sought after by cast iron automotive collectors, this toy usually has missing trim pieces, but all pieces are present and appear to be original with this example. A great go-with for the TAT airplane, quite possibly this is the pilot`s car. SIZE: 10-1/2"" l. CONDITION: At first glance, toy appears to be all original in regards to paint. However, upon close examination, it was possibly dropped and sustained some damage to the undercarriage and was then professionally repaired and is virtually undetectable to the naked eye. 1-14000
Lot 3373
TWO HUBLEY CAST IRON CYCLES. First is a scarce armored Indian bike with Hubley marked tires and chrome spoke wheels. Retains original police driver and passenger. Tank has full gold decal reading ""Indian"". Front cast armored section would bring this into possible military realm. Second motorcycle is light green with white rubber tires with tank reading ""Harley Davidson"". Rider has moveable head. Cycle shows two headlights and siren at front. SIZE: 8-1/2"" l. CONDITION: First toy has no breaks, cracks or chips on casting; original tires are good; all original paint averages good. Second toy is all original including white rubber tires; paint averages good plus; tires show deterioration. 1-13721
Lot 3387
THREE BUDDY L MODEL T FLIVVERS. The first vehicle depicting a rag top coupe. The second vehicle depicting a hard top coupe. The third vehicle is a soft top pick up truck with open rear bed. All 3 vehicles are in very fine original finish and retain remnant to partial labels to underside and featuring the typical spoked wheels. The pick up truck rear axle has broken loose and needs to be reattached to under carriage. SIZE: Varies 11 to 12"" in length. CONDITION: Overall as described above these are nice solid vehicles with some typical wear. Pick up truck has front wheels slightly bent in and in need of some minor straightening to frame. 1-13914
Lot 3431
PAIR OF TOONERVILLE TROLLEYS. Manufactured by Nifty in the 1920s, this classic comic character toy has great action. The first in very good original finish with some darkening to litho, most notably to the roof. The second is in fair condition but with heavier fading to colored litho. SIZE: 5"" l. CONDITION: As noted above and both toys are functional. 1-14238
Lot 3441
LOT OF 6 DISNEY WINDUP TOYS. Lot includes 4 vintage Disney toys along with two later Marx comic character toys. The first four toys, produced by Marx in the 1930s-40s include 1) Ferdinand the Bull with its original box. Very fine plus condition with right rear foot that has slight crease and litho loss. Box is fairly solid. Missing enclosure strap. 2) Dopey windup with movable eyes as he waddles about. Overall very fine plus condition. 3) Pluto that crawls and sniffs (rubber ears replaced and missing tail). 4) Pinocchio the Acrobat seesaw toy in very good plus condition with wear to edges. 5) Japanese Linemar Mandrake Duck in fine plus condition. 6) Pluto bell ringer in fine plus condition. SIZE: Varies: 6"" to 16-1/2"" h. CONDITION: All toys appear to be functioning. 1-14232
Lot 3568
PHENOMENAL THREE-DIMENSIONAL LEADED GLASS SHOE STORE TRADE SIGN. On occasion a fabulous piece of any nature comes to the market, having been tucked away for perhaps 50, 80, or even 100 years. Oftentimes, there is no provenance or history attached to said item. But on rare occurrence, this information comes to light along with the extraordinary piece itself. Please read below the history of the shoe`s origins as well as view the accompanying photo showing the former location of the sign in the present day. Unfortunately we were unable to secure a photo of the shoe in use during the time period. Adolph Schauder emigrated to the United States from Germany in 1893. He settled in the northern Wisconsin town of Rhinelander. Adolph brought nothing with him other than leather so he could reestablish himself as a shoemaker and provide for his family. He was able to purchase a two story building in downtown Rhinelander on Brown Street. His shop was on street level and the family living quarters were directly above. Four generations continued this business until it was closed in 1989 having operated for 96 years. There were no heirs to inherit and continue the business. It is not exactly clear when Adolph had this incredible trade sign created, but we have been told by family members that it was created and put in place in the earliest part of the 20th century. At some point, the shoe was taken down from its outside display area and relegated to the basement. A family member recalls that often on the Fourth of July, the shoe would make an appearance in the town parade with family members strapping it to the roof of the car for all to see and remember. After the shoe store closed, the new owner of the building held an auction to dispose of various items left in the building. The consignor of this item attended the public auction at the shoe store`s location and was stunned to see this fabulous item that was never even mentioned in the auction flyer. Due to age and the wish to downsize, they have decided to liquidate and consolidate their various treasures. At first appearance, one thinks of this as a boot, but in reality, it was designed as a shoe and the white glass actually simulates a spat. The lettering ""S&S"" is done in burgundy glass and was perhaps meant to represent Schauder & Son. The heel of the shoe is actually a tin surround with an opening at the bottom. The top of the shoe has a covering and most likely at one point had an electrical fixture to light up the shoe. A hole on the underside of the shoe would allow for easy access to change the light bulb. Although the actual glass pieces have not been counted, it must easily be in excess of a few hundred pieces. As one would expect, there have probably been some aged repairs to some of the leading and glass tiles, but the piece is firm, solid and intact. The shoe itself utilized amber colored glass to simulate leather and as previously discussed, the spat is a creamy white with the burgundy S&S lettering. The toe area of the shoe employs a different style of glass being of a green color. Truly an amazing and most important folk art trade sign to come fresh to the market and undoubtedly a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of this magnitude. SIZE: 25-1/2"" h x 36"" l x 12-1/2"" w. CONDITION: As stated above. 1-14108
Lot 3575
NONE SUCH"" MINCEMEAT LANTERN. Scarce, early 4-sided lantern with Halloween and patriotic themed polychrome reverse printed glass panels. The painted green tin lid is punched out with a moon and stars pattern and has a ring for hanging. An interior tin turbine mechanism is driven by the heat of a candle or lamp oil which would illuminate the side graphics and turn to produce rotating patterns on the ceiling through the top cut-outs. Side panels are captioned ""None Such Condensed Soup"", ""Our flag is First-Our Goods the Best"", ""None Such New England Mincemeat Like Mother Used to Make"", and ""None Such Prepared Pumpkin Condensed in Two Pie Packages"". The ""None Such"" brand was developed by Lewis Merrell and Oscar Soule who formed the ""Merrell-Soule Company"" in Syracuse, NY for the purpose of canning vegetables. They introduced the ""None Such"" mincemeat brand just before 1900 which also helps date this lantern that is stamped on the bottom ""Pat. August 31, 1897"". SIZE: 7"" l x 7"" w x 17"" h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with some light paint loss to tin red body and green top, but one of the nicest examples cataloger has seen. 1-14201
Lot 3652
LOT OF 39 WWI POSTERS PROMOTING LIBERTY BONDS AND LOANS. Lot includes: ""How Much Will You Lend to the Boys Who Are Giving All""; ""Must Children Die and Mothers Plead in Vain?"" (3); ""And They Thought We Couldn`t Fight""; ""Americans All - Victory Liberty Loan"" by Howard Chandler Christy; ""Keep`em Smiling"" (2); ""Important Events of the Century""; ""Save Your Child from Autocracy and Poverty""; ""Sure! We`ll Finish the Job""; ""Remember Your First Thrill of American Liberty""; ""Women! Help America`s Sons Win the War""; ""Come On! Buy More Liberty Bonds"" (2); ""Clear the Way! Buy Bonds Fourth Liberty Loan"" by Howard Chandler Christy (3); ""Fight or Buy Bonds"" by Howard Chandler Christy; ""Over the Top for You""; Woodrow Wilson ""The Time Has Come to Conquer or Submit""; ""Shall We Be More Tender With Our Dollars Than With the Lives of Our Sons?""; ""Our Daddy is Fighting at the Front for You""; ""Invest""; ""He Did His Duty - Will You?""; ""For Home and Country""; ""Back Our Girls Over There""; ""Keep Him Free"" (2); ""Is This Your Hand?""; ""Your War Savings Pledge""; ""June 28th Is National War Savings Day""; ""Help Him Win by Saving and Serving""; ""Remember Belgium""; ""Ring It Again - Buy U.S. Government Bonds""; ""President Wilson to the People of the United States""; ""Buy Liberty Bonds at Any Bank"" (small version); ""Are You 100% American?""; and ""Buy Liberty Bonds Today at Any Bank"" (large version). SIZE: Ranges from 7"" w x 10"" h to 30"" w x 40"" h. CONDITION: Generally very good. 1-13760-6
Lot 3072
AMAZINGLY RARE AND INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT EARLY STEIFF BEAR WITH ORIGINAL ELEPHANT BUTTON. An extremely early version of Steiff`s original disc jointed bear made from lovely long apricot mohair, which has faded gently overall but darkened slightly at the joints. Bear has typical turn of last century proportions including extremely long arms, large spoon shaped, long narrow feet and a pronounced back hump. Hard and soft stuffed. Five hand-embroidered black claws on each paw. Teddy`s face is detailed with black shoebutton eyes and a small black hand-embroidered nose and mouth. With most desirable and highly sought after ""Elephant"" button, the first button Steiff used to brand their products. SIZE: Overall 20"" t (50cm). Sitting 13"" t (33cm). PROVENANCE: Chuck & Cathy Steffes Collection. CONDITION: Minor repairs to paw pads, small holes in foot pads. Ankle repairs. Otherwise very good. 1-13875
Lot 4
AN ASSEMBLED TRIO OF SAPPHIRE, GARNET, 10 KARAT GOLD AND STERLING SILVER JEWELRY ARTICLES Comprising two 10K yellow gold pendants with chain, the first of serpentine form and set with eight graduating tsavorite garnets having an approximate total tsavorite garnet weight of 1.0 carats and centering a single diamond of SI2-I1 clarity and G-H color and having an approximate diamond weight of .10 carats, the second a single bezel-set garnet having an approximate garnet weight of 2 carats and suspended at either side from the accompanying chain, and a sterling silver and sapphire link bracelet having an approximate sapphire weight of 22 carats. Approximate total weight overall 31 g. 3 pieces total
Lot 6
AN ASSEMBLED GROUPING OF RUBY AND SAPPHIRE STERLING SILVER RINGS The group comprising two sterling silver and ruby rings, each set with two opposing sets of four oval-cut rubies, and two sterling silver and sapphire rings, the first of stylized natural form and set with five marquise-cut sapphires, the second of stylized floriform design and set with eight round-cut sapphires, the group having an approximate total ruby weight of 2.5 carats and an approximate total sapphire weight of 5.3 carats. Approximate total weight overall 23 g. Sizes 7 1/2 and 9. 4 pieces total
Lot 80
TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPS English, Circa Mid 19th Century The first titled Heenan-Sayers, depicting champion boxers John Carmel Heenan (American) and Tom Sayers (English) in a famed 19th Century boxing match, the second titled Dick Turpin, depicting the English highwayman on horseback. H 9¼ x W 6¼ x D 2¼ inches. Provenance: Property from the Estate of George Zournas, Lubbock, Texas
Lot 96
TWO REUGE SWISS MOVEMENT MUSIC BOXES Of similar form and decoration, the first with four airs comprising Gounod`s ""Faust Waltz,"" Rossini`s ""William Tell,"" Brahms` Lullaby, and Schubert`s ""Impromptu,"" the second with four airs comprising Debussy`s ""Clair de Lune,"" Strauss`s ""Blue Danube,"" Brahms` Waltz, and Mozart`s ""Magic Flute"". H 4¼ x W 9¼ x D 6 inches.
Lot 464
A quantity of Ancient coins to include Egypt Ptolemy IV 228-204, Eagle on Thunderbolt vg/f, Egypt Ptolemy IV 22-205, R. Cleopatra AS Isis f, Macedonia Perseus 220-178, AE16 vg/f, Judea Alexander 103-76, Widows mite vg, Judea Alexander 103/76 BC, Anchor/wheel mite vg, Judea Felix 52-60 AD, Palm tree/shields vg, Judea 80 BC, Cornucopia F, Judea First Revold Lidded Amphora 68-9 AD f, Judea Pontius Pilate 26-36 AD, Ears of Barley vg, Byzantine Justin 1518-27, Follis f, Byzantine Michael IV 1034-41 gf (11)
Lot 43
Great War aviation interest, a section of fabric purported to have been cut from the B.E.2 flown by Lieut. Wulstan Joseph Tempest when he shot down Zeppelin L.31 over Potter`s Bar, black finish with white skull and crossed bones motif, with a painted legend giving the supposed provenance; together with a piece of wire from Zeppelin S.L. 11, brought down at Cuffley in September 1916, sealed in a contemporary souvenir envelope; and a postcard depicting her fall. (3) Lt. Tempest was originally commissioned in the King`s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Having served in the front line (wounded at First Ypres), he transferred to the RFC. On the night of 1st/2nd October 1917 he intercepted L.31, in spite of severe technical trouble with his own aircraft, and shot her down in a single pass. He narrowly escaped becoming caught in the falling wreckage, and finally, overcome with fatigue, survived a crash landing upon his return.
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