This sealed 750ml bottle of Macallan Classic Cut has been matured in a combination of ex-bourbon casks and American oak ex-sherry casks in a limited-edition release. SKU: 5010314311162. This item has its original box which measures 3.5"L x 3"W x 12.75"H. 51% ABV. In-house shipping from Lion and Unicorn is not available for this lot. Winning Bidders will have to arrange to pick up their purchases at the Lion and Unicorn Auction Studios at 200 Oakwood Ln. Suite 200 Hollywood, Florida 33020, or make arrangements with their own third-party shipper. A local third-party shipper that can be contacted directly for a domestic shipping quote is: First Class Shipping Center - 7826 NW 44th Street - Sunrise, FL 33351 - Tel: 754-800-7674 - Fax : 954-999-5166 - Email: 1shippingcenter@gmail.com Issued: 2021 editionDimensions: 3.5"L x 3"W x 12.75"HManufacturer: The Macallan Distillers Ltd. Country of Origin: ScotlandCondition: Age related wear.
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Produced by the Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, KY. 42.5% ABV, 750 mL. In-house shipping from Lion and Unicorn is not available for this lot. Winning Bidders will have to arrange to pick up their purchases at the Lion and Unicorn Auction Studios at 200 Oakwood Ln. Suite 200 Hollywood, Florida 33020, or make arrangements with their own third-party shipper. A local third-party shipper that can be contacted directly for a domestic shipping quote is: First Class Shipping Center - 7826 NW 44th Street - Sunrise, FL 33351 - Tel: 754-800-7674 - Fax : 954-999-5166 - Email: 1shippingcenter@gmail.com Dimensions: 4"dia. x 11.25"HEdition Number: 9526 of 16500Manufacturer: Woodford ReserveCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
A charming decanter portraying Betsy Ross in a blue prairie dress, seated on a wooden chair while assembling the first American flag. McCormick Distilling Company backstamp. Dimensions: 3.75"L x 3"W x 11.25"HManufacturer: McCormick Distilling CompanyCondition: Age related wear. As is. As found.
Pact No. 7, the 2021 release by distiller John Rempe, boasts a secret blend of three Kentucky straight bourbons, including a 14-year-old rye bourbon finished in Sauternes casks. Bottled at 98.6 proof, this unopened, sealed 750 ml. bottle delivers an exquisite balance of sweetness and spice, showcasing Rempe's 20 years of expertise. This item has its original box which measures 5"L x 3.75"W x 10.25"H. In-house shipping from Lion and Unicorn is not available for this lot. Winning Bidders will have to arrange to pick up their purchases at the Lion and Unicorn Auction Studios at 200 Oakwood Ln. Suite 200 Hollywood, Florida 33020, or make arrangements with their own third-party shipper. A local third-party shipper that can be contacted directly for a domestic shipping quote is: First Class Shipping Center - 7826 NW 44th Street - Sunrise, FL 33351 - Tel: 754-800-7674 - Fax : 954-999-5166 - Email: 1shippingcenter@gmail.com Issued: Released 2021Dimensions: 3.75"L x 2.75"W x 9"HCountry of Origin: Kentucky, USACondition: Age related wear.
Springbank distillery, located on the Kintyre Peninsula in western Scotland, is a cherished family owned producer of single malt whisky. This item has its original box which measures 3.5"L x 3.5"W x 10.5"H. 46% ABV. 750ML. In-house shipping from Lion and Unicorn is not available for this lot. Winning Bidders will have to arrange to pick up their purchases at the Lion and Unicorn Auction Studios at 200 Oakwood Ln. Suite 200 Hollywood, Florida 33020, or make arrangements with their own third-party shipper. A local third-party shipper that can be contacted directly for a domestic shipping quote is: First Class Shipping Center - 7826 NW 44th Street - Sunrise, FL 33351 - Tel: 754-800-7674 - Fax : 954-999-5166 - Email: 1shippingcenter@gmail.com Dimensions: 10.5"H x 3.5" dia. Manufacturer: Springbank DistilleryCountry of Origin: ScotlandCondition: Age related wear.
An exceptionally rich single malt whisky created by Polly Logan with a deep, dark chocolate profile, crafted from a blend of European and American oak casks, perfect for pairing with fine chocolates. 44% ABV. 750ML. This item has its original box which measures 4.25"L x 3.5"W x 13"H. In-house shipping from Lion and Unicorn is not available for this lot. Winning Bidders will have to arrange to pick up their purchases at the Lion and Unicorn Auction Studios at 200 Oakwood Ln. Suite 200 Hollywood, Florida 33020, or make arrangements with their own third-party shipper. A local third-party shipper that can be contacted directly for a domestic shipping quote is: First Class Shipping Center - 7826 NW 44th Street - Sunrise, FL 33351 - Tel: 754-800-7674 - Fax : 954-999-5166 - Email: 1shippingcenter@gmail.com Dimensions: 12.75"H x 2.75" dia. Manufacturer: The Macallan Distillers LTDCountry of Origin: ScotlandCondition: Age related wear.
1952 Bristol 401 Registration number XS 8401 Chassis number 401/1040 Engine number 85C/1947 Green with a magnolia interior We understand it is firing on 5 of 6 cylinders Last MOT expired 2013 Barn stored V5 (only) from a previous owner, noting first owner 1952-1994 with two keys, differing Please note: You are reminded under our Terms & Conditions of sale the lots become the buyers responsibility at the fall of the hammer All lots are to be collected by 12 noon Thursday 8th August After this, vehicles not collected will be removed to a store at TA11 7EE (near the A303) at a cost of £150 plus VAT per vehicle and storage at £30/week or part thereof, plus VAT, with 24 hours notice for collection required Whilst our staff are on hand to help you collect, there will be some lots which, due to their size, we will not be able to assist with - it is your responsibility to make sure you have the right equipment to collect your lots
1930 Alvis TJ 12/50 DHC Registration number LJ 2971 Chassis number 8624 Engine number 9095 Cross & Ellis body Green over black with a dickie seat (originally fawn) With what appears to be the original hare bonnet mascot (not shown in our photos) Family owned from new With 18 fascinating Autocar Register for Motorists - a Diary for the Upkeep Cost and Running Expenses of Motor Cars documenting this TJ's history 1933-1949, and three similar Log Books for 1951-53, 1954-56 & 1956-57 First owner Norman Douglas Simpson (the deceased's fathers Godfather) Extras ordered incl Whalley air valve, dash fitting with temperature gauge, two piece opening windscreen, magneto rather than coil ignition, specially modified hood in which the centre section rolled up, ventilators, removable squab in the Dickie and Dunlop artillery wheel History in the file notes it was Normans main transport 1930 until his death in 1974 With a file noting works carried out from the 1980's With a photogrpah album 'Algeria & Tunisia 1938', 'Bonanza Sanlucar 1951', 'Valencia 1951' and 'Puerto de la Alzones 1951' with LJ 2971 photographed Dickie seats now located, not shown in images but added in on the end RF60 buff log book and V5C, no keys Norman Douglas Simpson was born in Carlton Miniott, near Thirsk in the North Riding of Yorkshire on 23 September 1890, the son of a vicar, Reverend James Douglas Simpson (died 1936) and Elizabeth Saunders of Airy Hill, Whitby, Yorkshire, who was the daughter of a wealthy landowner, Charles Saunders. In 1904, Simpson attended Clifton College, Bristol, and in 1908 he went to Trinity College, Cambridge (his father’s college) and read Botany and Zoology graduating BA with a third in Natural Sciences Tripos in 1911. Simpson was a keen mechanic, motorcyclist and motorist and in 1915 he joined the Red Cross as a motorcyclist and was sent to the Hospital at Poperinghe in Belgium. In November 1915 he enlisted in the Army Transport Corps and rose through the ranks being promoted to Captain and served until 1920 when he was discharged. After the war, Simpson went to live with his father at ‘Maesbury’ in Bournemouth, who had retired in 1916 and moved to Bournemouth from Yorkshire as he had family there and after his father’s death Simpson lived at ‘Maesbury’ until his death. In September 1930, the Colonial Office offered him a job as Systematic Botanist in the Agricultural Department at the Peradeniya Botanic Garden, Ceylon, on a wage of £720 per annum and a pension. He bought his beloved car, the Alvis 12/50 for £395 which he took to Ceylon and was still driving his car until his death in 1973. The post ended abruptly in 1932 as they abolished his post and he returned to England in September 1932 via the Far East, Japan and the United States of America. Simpson then settled at ‘Maesbury’ and as his family were wealthy, he never sought paid work again. He spent his time collecting, indexing and arranging his Herbarium. He travelled much in order to collect specimens and map the flora of various countries, such as Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia (Simpson had a knowledge of Arabic), Ireland (where he botanised Ireland with various others) and Jordan – all in his Alvis car which had a plant press in the boot. Simpson died on 29 August 1974, just short of his 84th birthday from a heart condition. On the death his Herbarium included 5,800 sheets from Egypt, 1,580 from the Sudan, 400 from Jordan, 600 from Morocco, 800 from Algeria, 500 from Tunisia, 600 from Cirenaica, 18,100 of British and Irish plants and 1,300 of Continental European plants which he collected from 1903-1973. The Sudan, Egypt and Jordan collections were deposited to The Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew and the rest to the Natural History Museum. His main collections of botanical books were presented to the Botany School at Cambridge, The Natural History Museum, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew and Reading University. His father Reverend James Douglas Simpson owned Silver Eagle TC 19.82 Mayfair Drophead Coupé LJ 7368 from new on 30 March 1933 until his death in 1936, when it passed to his son Norman Douglas Simpson (the botanist), Maesbury, 3 Cavendish Road, Bournemouth BH1 1QX, until his death in 1974. Please note: You are reminded under our Terms & Conditions of sale the lots become the buyers responsibility at the fall of the hammer All lots are to be collected by 12 noon Thursday 8th August After this, vehicles not collected will be removed to a store at TA11 7EE (near the A303) at a cost of £150 plus VAT per vehicle and storage at £30/week or part thereof, plus VAT, with 24 hours notice for collection required Whilst our staff are on hand to help you collect, there will be some lots which, due to their size, we will not be able to assist with - it is your responsibility to make sure you have the right equipment to collect your lots
1933 Riley 9 Tourer/Special Registration number KV 6485 Chassis number 6022491 Blue with a black interior (MGB front seats) Converted from a saloon at some point We have put the the wheel and bonnet back on the car and taken it off the axle stands after first inspection We understand the engine has no oil pressure With a V5 (top part only and previous owner named), RF60 buff log book and a Riley 9 Instruction book only The new owner will need to apply for a new V5C at their expense No keysUpper part of an (old) V5 noting the previous owner from Taunton, notes the car as a Riley 2-axle-rigid body (and not the tourer/special it is today)Please note: You are reminded under our Terms & Conditions of sale the lots become the buyers responsibility at the fall of the hammer All lots are to be collected by 12 noon Thursday 8th August After this, vehicles not collected will be removed to a store at TA11 7EE (near the A303) at a cost of £150 plus VAT per vehicle and storage at £30/week or part thereof, plus VAT, with 24 hours notice for collection required Whilst our staff are on hand to help you collect, there will be some lots which, due to their size, we will not be able to assist with - it is your responsibility to make sure you have the right equipment to collect your lots
1962 Land Rover Series IIA 88 inch Registration number 6243 LJ***We understand the engine is seized***Green, 2,286 cc petrol Interior removed and loose in the back We now understand the interior was removed to start work on the gearbox/clutch in addition to having a seized engine Barn stored Family owned since 1967 DVLA notes tax last expired in 1999 RF60 buff log book noting first owners F English Ltd, Bournemouth and the second (1967) the deceased's family, also notes colour is blue (green crossed through) Small history file with a couple of previous MOT's, a photo of the Land Rover being restored (blue colour sanded down) A copy of the V5 (when ownership changed from mother to son) and a V5, both of which state the Land Rover is a 109 inch V8 with a 2,286 cc petrol engine (!!) - the new owner will need to sort out the '109 inch V8' error with DVLA With an old black and white photograph of 6243 LJ in a barn With 2 keys Please note: You are reminded under our Terms & Conditions of sale the lots become the buyers responsibility at the fall of the hammer All lots are to be collected by 12 noon Thursday 8th August After this, vehicles not collected will be removed to a store at TA11 7EE (near the A303) at a cost of £150 plus VAT per vehicle and storage at £30/week or part thereof, plus VAT, with 24 hours notice for collection required Whilst our staff are on hand to help you collect, there will be some lots which, due to their size, we will not be able to assist with - it is your responsibility to make sure you have the right equipment to collect your lots
1958 Triumph TR3A Registration number EYI 506 Chassis number TS25731 ***We understand the engine is from a Triumph TR4/4A*** We cannot see a VIN plate in the engine bay Primrose yellow with a red interior Wire wheels The owner was in the process of changing the gearbox The gearbox tunnel and interior is in place but not fitted With another gearbox, condition/originality unknown Previously restored in 2000 by JD Vehicle Body Repairs, West Coker, Somerset V5C and small history file with a few bills and previous MOT's DVLA notes last MOT expired 2013 & first registered in UK 1982 (declared manufactured 1958) With 2 keys Please note: You are reminded under our Terms & Conditions of sale the lots become the buyers responsibility at the fall of the hammer All lots are to be collected by 12 noon Thursday 8th August After this, vehicles not collected will be removed to a store at TA11 7EE (near the A303) at a cost of £150 plus VAT per vehicle and storage at £30/week or part thereof, plus VAT, with 24 hours notice for collection required Whilst our staff are on hand to help you collect, there will be some lots which, due to their size, we will not be able to assist with - it is your responsibility to make sure you have the right equipment to collect your lots
Automobila poster - Ford Motors Original motor trade advertising poster (1957) - 'Consul, Zephyr, Zodiac convertibles be First On The Road with Ford'. Text in lower border reads printed in England by The Haycock Press ltd London SE5 V6805/460, rolled, 30 x 40 inches.Condition Report: Mild creasing, minor tearing / staining in border. .
First Blood (1982), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, linen backed, was folded now rolled, printed by Lonsdale and Bartholomew. From the Rambo series of movies. Director Ted Kotcheff Stars Sylvester Stallone, Brian Dennehy Condition Report: Very good condition, old blutack stains to top corners, original fold lines visible
The First Great Train Robbery (1978), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, folded, printed by Leonard Ripley Director Michael Crichton Stars Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland Condition Report: Good condition, edge creasing, light creasing, small tear to bottom right hand corner, tape burns to all edges, old tape and text in pencil to reverse
A SELECTION OF MULBERRY BOTTLETOP ACCESSORIES Including: A TUSKER BOTTLETOP HANDBAG, with purple leather lining and pink leather handles, measuring approximately 13cm high, 21cm wide, 13cm deep A CARLING BLACK LABEL BOTTLETOP HANDBAG WITH LID, with green leather lining and navy leather handles, measuring approximately 15cm high, 22cm wide, 14cm deep TWO WHITE MULBERRY BOTTLETOP 100% COTTON T-SHIRTS, one signed by Craig David, size small, and the other signed by Justin Timberlake, size medium And TWO BOTTLETOP CDs, the first titled SoundAffects Africa, and the other titled Dream Service by The Bottletop BandTOGETHER WITH A FANTA BOTTLETOP RADIO, measuring approximately 15cm high, 22cm wide, 10cm deepA FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH OF JEANNE MARINE GELDOF WITH A BOTTLETOP BAG ON HER HEAD, taken by David Bailey, 2003and TWO BOTTLETOP #TOGETHERBANDSPlease see below for a brief history of Bottletop: In 2002 Roger supported his son Cameron in launching a new charity endeavour The MULBERRY BOTTLETOP CAMPAIGN , Cameron had come back from working in Uganda for a charity teaching sexual health awareness as AIDS rampaged through Africa for a second time. He had found bags made out of used bottletops and wire and Roger put fashion coloured leather around the handles and inside and the bags were launched to the press to great acclaim, all the money going back to the charities. Bill Clinton, Kofi Annan and many other celebrities and world leaders got behind the campaign. David Bailey photographed many famous stars in support and Mulberry raised over a £250k for charities working in this sector. Cameron has then taken this on to new heights working with the UN to promote the 17 UN Goals creating Together bands out of recycled ocean plastic and humanium, made out of melted down confiscated guns. Proceeds from all Bottletop bags and accessories will go to The BOTTLETOP FOUNDATION which empowers disadvantaged young people to take control of their lives through health education and vocational training projects, in turn supporting their wider communities.#TOGETHERBANDOur #TOGETHERBAND campaign in partnership with the UN Foundation aims to support the delivery of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Our invitation to the world is to choose your Goal and stand behind it.#TOGETHERBANDs are handmade using 100% waste materials by economically disadvantaged women and Indigenous communities. All profits support NGO's that advance the Goals.Proceeds from all Bottletop bags and accessories will go to The BOTTLETOP FOUNDATION which empowers disadvantaged young people to take control of their lives through health education and vocational training projects, in turn supporting their wider communities. https://bottletop.org/pages/foundation
FIVE MULBERRY MARKETING GRAND TOUR BOARD GAMES All complete, in unused new condition These were created for one of Mulberry's crazier sporting endeavours to race to St. Petersburg (where Mulberry had its first Russian shop). Teams of vintage biplanes, motorbikes and cars from each European country were all set to embark on this great race, however, it was called off as a scout for the event got wind of plans by the Russian mafia to hijack and ransom the cars. Soon after, the Mulberry shop was forced to close. The opening of Mulberry St. Petersburg is featured in the Mulberry Life Autumn/Winter 1993 magazine, on page 5.
TWO MULBERRY CHENILLE PAISLEY PANELS/THROWS With labels, both with tassel fringe on two ends first 240 x 140cm, second 250 x 142cmAs featured in the Soft Furnishings sections of the Mulberry Home Collection 2003/2004 catalogue, p.87 (Aubusson Panel)TOGETHER WITH SAUL, ROGER, MULBERRY AT HOME, HARD COVER, 1999, EBURY PRESS, LONDON Condition Report: Pilling to green side of throw, fringing slightly tangled in parts. Surface of yellow side in better condition, 6mm red mark to ground, fine fabric pull. Red throw - red topside has signs of pilling, fringing slightly tangled in parts. 15cm line of beige thread/possible pull or flaw in weaving, faint marks from use. Reverse side has fine flecks of wax deposit to centre and small marks from use. Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY BLUE LONGTON HALL PATTERN PART DINNER SERVICE FROM THE FIRST MULBERRY HOME COLLECTION consisting of six cups, eleven saucers, two side plates and two large meat plates TOGETHER WITH A MULBERRY ROSE LYRE BONE CHINA PART SERVICE consisting of six tea cups and twelve saucers Condition Report: The Mulberry coffee cups printed with pink roses, there are five cracked and one chipped. Four saucers don't 'ring' when tapped, but have no obvious source of damage. We are unable to find significant damage or restoration to the other pieces.Condition Report Disclaimer
A SELECTION OF THE VERY FIRST MULBERRY LUGGAGE SAMPLES EVER MADE THREE DUMPY BAGS AND A CARPET BAG, CIRCA 1975 all are canvas with tan saddle leather trim and of typical elongated shape 60cm long and smaller As featured in the very first Mulberry brochure, pictured with Roger and Monty, for the launch of the famous Hunting Shooting Fishing collection. Condition Report: One dumpy bag missing closing strap to one side, and leather handles. Trim rubbed. All show signs of use and wear with remains of mould to leather and fabric in places, see photos for extent. Some stitching coming undone. Carpet bag - zip pull broken off. Condition Report Disclaimer
A SELECTION OF MULBERRY ACCESSORIES Comprising of black leather address file book; a brown pigskin Ladies leather purse or wallet, a suede and leather wallet, a heart shaped fob, a keyring and a small paper hard cover notes book (6) The suede leather wallet was the first ever Mulberry wallet made in 1974.
THE VERY FIRST MULBERRY BEAUTY CASE SAMPLE IN PIGSKIN DESIGNED BY ROGER SAUL, 1975 with hinged cover, the lid enclosing compartments, with handle to the lid, 17cm high, 29cm wide, 22cm deep TOGETHER WITH A MULBERRY 'BUMBAG' on leather strap, 89cm long overall, and A MULBERRY ZIP-BAG FOR FLASKS with interior compartments, on a canvas strap, 33cm high TOGETHER WITH SAUL, ROGER, MULBERRY AT HOME, HARD COVER, 1999, EBURY PRESS, LONDON Condition Report: Beauty case - appears little used, but spotting to top of lid and handle has surface cracking to leather. Surface nicks and marks overall to body of case. Interior has green verdigris/powder deposit to bottom of each pocket and to interior bottom edges. Catch working and with key.~ Bum bag - creases and rubs from use, especially to front corners. One back loop has stitching missing, and is now loose. Strap has buckle marks to closer end and slightly grubby to buckle area. Interior as made, with a few surface marks. Zip bag for flasks - appears unused but with leather edges to sides having become unstuck. 15mm mark to leather on front, marks and scuffs to body as per pictures. Carry straps ok. Interior has small amount of white mould flecks. Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY DONEGAL IRISH TWEED THREE BUTTON, TWO-PIECE SUIT AS WORN BY BOB GELDOF Jacket measures: 56cm chest 80cm shoulder to hem 51cm shoulder to shoulder 62cm sleeve length (37cm inseam)Trousers measure: 40cm waist 99cm overall leg length (67cm inseam)All measurements are approximate. Sir Bob Geldof went into the Mulberry St. Christophers flagship store and said to the staff that he wanted the Donegal Irish Tweed suit and that if they gave it to him, he would be seen wearing it the next week on the front page of the Irish Times with Irish First Minister Mary Robinson! The staff phoned Roger, who said yes of course, and as promised Bob appeared for the first time ever seen in a suit on that front page. It was the best piece of marketing that Mulberry menswear had ever had and thereafter Bob became an ambassador for Mulberry and a firm friend of Roger. Condition Report: The jacket has two small areas of moth to sleeve. The trousers have two small areas of moth to front of fly area and two areas to seat. Small holes and marks to interior of fly lining, trousers appear little worn but slight yellowing to trouser linings. Condition Report Disclaimer
A LADIES MULBERRY OUTFIT INCLUDING THE VERY FIRST MULBERRY TOAST AND BEIGE WOVEN LEATHER HANDLE BAG, DESIGNED BY ROGER SAUL 1976, with zip top, approximately 46 x20cm, one of a limited run A MULBERRY CREAM SILK SUMMER REVER COLLAR DRESS, with a matching silk belt with Nile crocodile buckle, front patch pockets and side pockets, size L AND A PAIR OF ICONIC MULBERRY WOVEN LEATHER HEELED COURT SHOES, with leather trim and Mulberry logo on the heel, these shoes were released in the 90s but were inspired by the 70s, made in Italy, size 40.5 Condition Report: Bag - appears unused, but patches of discolouration to leather, 2cm patch of discolouration to interior and zip metal shows signs of age. Shoes - evidence of wear to bottom, interior slightly grubby. Dress - has been shortened and hem has raw edge, and an additional hole has been made in the belt, both alterations with hand stitching.Condition Report Disclaimer
TWO LARGE MULBERRY FABRIC DOUBLE PANELS First approximately 182 x 78cm, second 273 x 142cmThe left-hand panel is in the pattern Floral Rococo (Taupe) and the right-hand panel is in the pattern Sampler (Cream), both featured in the Mulberry Home Collection 2003/2004 catalogue on pages 59 and 36 respectively
TWO MULBERRY PAISLEY SHAWLS With labels first approximately 165 x 148cm, second 140 x150cm Condition Report: Beige shawl has minor pulls, see pictures. Very fine 3mm loss from moth. Red shawl has one 10mm white mark to both sides, two loose threads and a 5mm moth hole Condition Report Disclaimer
THREE PAIRS OF MULBERRY LINEN CURTAINS Comprising: TWO PAIRS OF LONG, BEIGE, PARTRIDGE IN A CHERRY TREE PATTERN CURTAINS first approximately 197 x 98cm, second 222 x 70cm and ONE PAIR OF STRAW, PARTRIDGE IN A CHERRY TREE PATTERN CURTAINS approximately 134 x 70cmThe Partridge in a Cherry Tree pattern can be found in the Mulberry Home Collection 2003/2004 catalogue on page 57. Condition Report: Shorter pair (197x98cm) - have deep hems to base approximately 25cm. Slight pull to one edge of curtain. The backs have yellow streaks from sun damage. Longer pair right hand borders show evidence of slight fading. The backs have yellow streaks from sun damage and grey marks to hems. The darker pair appear unhung, with one hem unfinished. However, lining grubby to one corner. This pair is interlined. Condition Report Disclaimer
SHARPHAM PARK ORGANIC SPELT HAMPER SET WITH PAIR OF ANTLERS comprising: a white pot lid and cover with Sharpham Park logo, artisan and white pasta, bran flakes, afternoon blend tea, British walnuts, pearled spelt, Roger Saul 'A delicious collection of recipes from the champion of spelt' Mark Hix, a British recipe magazine and a Sharpham Park brochure The pair of antlers were naturally shed from one of Sharpham's stags at their organic deer park in Somerset.Sharpham Park is a 300 acre historic park near Glastonbury on the edge of the Somerset Levels, dating back to the Bronze Age. The first known reference to Sharpham (Scerpham) is a grant by King Edwig to the Thegn (lord or squire) Aethelwold in 957. Sharpham then passed in and out of the hands of the Abbots of Glastonbury for the next 200 years. In 1191 King John bequeathed the park to the Abbots of Glastonbury by placing his bejewelled gauntlet upon the Abbey alter.By 1300 the Abbot enclosed Sharpham as a deer park with an oak and chestnut paling fence of some 4 miles circumference with red deer. The park would also have had a rich variety of farming and husbandry with tenants keeping cattle and sheep, whilst the monks would have farmed rabbits, hawked and produced a variety of crops which would no doubt, have included spelt, providing food for the guests of the Abbot of Glastonbury's table. In November 1539 Henry VIII's commissioners visited the Abbey in the final stages of the dissolution of the monasteries. They proceeded to Abbot Whiting's favourite manor, Sharpham Park, where they found him in his kitchen. From there they took him to be tried for treason and thence to be hung, drawn and quartered upon Glastonbury Tor.Since those troubled times there have been a number of notable owners, amongst whom are the judge Sir Henry Gould, the novelist Henry Fielding and the palaeontologist Thomas Hawkins. As a farm it was known as the finest in Somerset in the 1880's and employed 27 men and boys with shire horses. Nearby in the early 1900's Glastonbury lake village was discovered dating back to the Iron Age and here carbonised spelt grains were found, which would have been used in a leavened bread, as this was on a Lake, the nearest farming land would have been Sharpham, speculating that spelt has been grown here for well over 2000 years.In 2003 Roger Saul, founder of Mulberry, bought the land around the family home and embarked on restoring what was a run-down dairy farm into an organic mixed economy farm. He created the Sharpham Park brand and set out to bring spelt back into the British diet. He restored red deer to the park, brought back rare breeds, planted 300 walnut trees and created an organic rotation scheme to protect the environment and the soil, whilst being as productive as possible.
THE ORIGINAL R3 MULBERRY TOTE BAG IN CHENILLE TAPESTRY, TOGETHER WITH A SPORTING PURSUITS TOTE BAG An original R3 Mulberry first tote bag in chenille tapestry with Nile crocodile leather trim and handles, and a Mulberry sporting pursuits tote bag in striped fabric and girth grain leather trim and handles each approximately 50 x 30cm Condition Report: Both bags are well used. Chenille tapestry - leather handles and trim are darkened in parts. Leather worn and slightly scuffed to each end. Fabric bottom is clean but showing slight rubbing to piping. Fabric interior has spotting from use and a 3cm diameter stain to bottom. Slight discolouration to lining all over due to age. Sporting pursuits - leather shows signs of use, top edge of bag has cream mark, possibly paint. Discolouration to fabric beside logo, possibly colour run. Base and sides have dirty mark, commensurate with use. Inner pocket has faint red marks, small brown stain to base of inner lining.Condition Report Disclaimer
A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS VINTAGE AVIATION APPAREL Comprising; a pair of Flying Combat leather boots, with fleece lining, a pair of leather and fleece flying gloves, with finger protectors, and five various leather flying caps, some with fleece linings These items were used as props in the first Mulberry shops, and whose influence can be seen in the Mulberry 87/88 brochure, p25 Condition Report: Various condition overall, all with clear signs of age and use, creasing, losses to linings, splits and cracksA detailed condition report is not available on this lot, it is sold as seen and potential purchasers will need to satisfy themselves as to condition for themselves Condition Report Disclaimer
A SET OF EIGHT MULBERRY AT HOME DIRECTORS' CHAIRS With Mulberry brass logos on the arm of each Roger first used the directors chairs on his exhibition stands at the famous Pret a porter fashion exhibition in Paris, along with pine antique tables cut to coffee table height and beechwood gym bars to display his handbags. Later these became a Mulberry classic. These chairs were used as props in Mulberry shops. Condition Report: Some chairs have fading/discolouration to canvas, some with water damage, some with dark marks/stains, some with moth damage, and a couple have holes through canvas to back of chair. See pictures for extent.Condition Report Disclaimer
A GROUP OF MULBERRY TIES AND CRAVATS OF HUNTING, SHOOTING AND SPORTING THEME FIVE MULBERYY SILK TIES, three with ducks, one with pheasants and last with cricket, dark blue with ducks approximately 130cm long, 5.5cm wide, all others approximately 139cm long, 8cm wide TWO MULBERRY SILK CRAVATS, first grey and silver with pheasants and leaf prints, approximately 114cm long, 13.5cm wide, the other in red with shooting theme, approximately 107cm long, 14.5cm wide
A MULBERRY WAISTCOAT, CRAVATS, TIES AND A BOWTIE A MULBERRY PAISLEY WAISTCOAT, with Mulberry logo buttons and silk purple lining, chest 40cm, shoulder 30cm, shoulder to hem 56cm THREE MULBERRY SILK CRAVATS, in various green and rust paisley designs, first 110cm long, second 126cm long and third 134cm long, all 15cm wide A MULBERRY SILK GREEN AND GOLD STRIPE TIE, with deep red mulberry silk lining 135cm long, 9cm wide A MULBERRY CROCHET LAMBSWOOL TIE, 134cm long, 5cm wide, AND SMALL SILK BOWTIEAll measurements are approximate.
A COMPREHENSIVE SELECTION OF MULBERRY MARKETING MATERIAL THAT SPANS OVER THIRTY YEARS OF THE BRAND TO INCLUDE: Spring/Summer collection 1978 postcard, posted to Mulberry Co. Ltd, London The London Designer Collections, Autumn/Winter 1978, Featuring Roger & Mulberry. Mulberry, no.1 (1979) - AKA the Mulberry Mini Vogue The Mulberry Story, 1985 Two images of Maryam d'Abo wearing the Mulberry saddle bag, alongside co-star Timothy Dalton on set of The Living Daylights (images by Danjaq S.A. 1986) Mulberry, 1987-1988 Mulberry, Autumn and Winter, 1988/89 Mulberry 1989 Summer Collection postcards As well as typed press clipping on Mulberry paper. Mulberry, Autumn and Winter 1989/90 Mulberry, Autumn Winter 1989/90 catalogue The Mulberry Life Magazine, Autumn Winter 1990/91 Mulberry Life, Autumn and Winter 1993/94 Mulberry Life, Autumn and Winter 1994 Mulberry Spring Summer 1995 catalogue Mulberry Life, Autumn and Winter 1995 Mulberry Life, Autumn & Winter 1996 Mulberry Life, Autumn and Winter 1997/98 Mulberry Life, Autumn and Winter 1998/99 Mulberry, Autumn and Winter collection, 2000 Mulberry, Autumn and Winter 2002 Mulberry Spring Summer 2003 Tatler, vol.288, no. 10 (October 1992) Mulberry Menswear A Mulberry Catalogue, undated Mulberry postcards (2)The World of Mulberry, magazine Look BookMULBERRY SPORTING PURSUITS: Pamphlet , and a printed copy of the article Mulberry's Race from Point to Point The Mulberry Classic at Hurlingham, 1997 (from when Mulberry sponsored the Hurlingham Seniors Tennis Championships). Mulberry Pro-Celebrity Challenge July 10th 1995 at The Queen's ClubA green card wallet containing: Leaflets and press releases relating to the Mulberry Challenge Trophy 1995 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, including the official programme The Bulletin of the Vintage Sports-Car Club, Autumn 2005, no. 249 ( Roger winning Brooklands Trophy on front cover) MULBERRY AT HOME:Mulberry at Home, by Roger Saul (Ebury Press, London: 1999) (2) Mulberry at Home, magazine announcing their official launch at Harvey Nichols A bound final draft of the first Mulberry at Home collection, 1991 A green card wallet containing: A printed copy of the first Mulberry at Home catalogue, 1991A green card wallet containing: Mulberry Compote, an article produced by The World of Interiors advertising the then new Mulberry at Home collection A printed copy of part of the catalogue Wallpaper and fabric samples from the collection, as well as postcards of homeware shots The Mulberry Bedlinen Collection pamphletWallpaper and fabric samples from the collection, as well as postcards of homeware shotsMulberry's Bedlinen Collection pamphlet Mulberry's Chatelain Collection pamphlet The Room at the Top brochure Mulberry Chance and Fortune Collection 1999/2000 Mulberry Home Collection 2003/2004 A Mulberry Home Upholstered Furniture Price List Supplement for 2006MULBERRY GENERAL: A card wallet containing: The Planner Collection booklet (Mulberry) The Mulberry Ultimate Luggage Collection, 1996 A Mulberry booklet containing a curated selection of their accessories Mulberry Accessories, 1998/99 Mulberry Corporate Collection, 1997 Mulberry Corporate Collection, 1997 A Mulberry booklet announcing its arrival at Kilver Court The Kilver Court Designer Village brochure 1999/2000A group of Bottletop brochures and press releases including: Full Circle: An Evening of Art & Music, 1st October 2009 (The Roundhouse, London) Bottletop Full Circle 2011; An Evening of Art & Music A Mulberry Bottletop Christmas Card The Mulberry Bottletop Campaign press release, printed on Mulberry paper Two Bottletop together bands and a disc containing the Mulberry Bottletop Campaign from November 2002
THREE MULBERRY PAISLEY THROWS With labels, two with tassel fringe on both ends, one without first two approximately 233 x 145cm, 144 x 232cm, last 150 x 258cm Condition Report: Green and red tassel throw - good condition. Red tassel throw - one end has tassels partly coming away from throw and sections of the tassel has been moth eaten, with a mothed section close to tassels, additionally a 15cm section of the corner has been cut out. Paisley panel - no issues noted. Condition Report Disclaimer
TWO MULBERRY CHENILLE PAISLEY THROWS With labels, both with tassel fringe on two ends first 250 x 140cm, second 250 x 145cm Condition Report: Stone and pink throw appears ok bar small stain to part of fringe. Red throw, missing two tassels to fringe, slight colour loss/fading to fringe ends. 1-2cm moth hole to one side of the throw, two small areas of loss to edge binding threads. Small pull to chenille on one end.Condition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF MULBERRY CURTAINS ROSE & LYRE approximately 232 x 122cm TOGETHER WITH TWO ROSE & LYRE LARGE PANELS AND A LENGTH FABRIC Large panels approximately 134 x 425cm, 223 x 230cm, length of fabric 416 x 138cm The Rose & Lyre fabric can be found in the Mulberry Home 'The Endymion Collection' sample book - which was the first Mulberry Home collection, and is lot 160 in this sale. Condition Report: Both curtains are lined, no apparent issues bar a 2cm white paint mark near base of one curtain and some grubby marks to reverse of same curtain. Each curtain is made of two separate curtains stitched together, stitching coming undone.134x425cm panel, 10cm area with white/grey marks, on the same end are a couple of black marks, and some brown spotting. See pictures. All are confined to one end. Two very small moth holes to reverse.223x230cm panel 15cm water damage, some brown circular marks and flecked with black dots. Yellow circular marks to reverse, stain can be seen on both sides. See pictures for extent.416x138cm fabric has two small brown stains, two 1cm black marks running parallel to one another, and a 6cm long purple deposit, probably paint with another smaller purple mark. See pictures. Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY AT HOME TURKISH RUG IN USHAK STYLE approximately 179 x 98cm The Mulberry rug can be seen on the front cover for the draft of the first ever Mulberry at Home collection. TOGETHER WITH A PERSIAN RUG, approximately 195 x 118cm Condition Report: The Mulberry rug:Overall with signs of age and use in a domestic setting, wear, some untidiness to pile including a few raised and pulled threads. Some losses and untidiness to the edges and the bindings, part of the pile lost at one edge and appears to a small cut out.The Persian style rug: Clear colour variation to the pile in abrash stripes, one end notably darker and more uniform than the other two thirds-three quartersSome losses to edges, notably eating into the pile at one end, fringes short and with variations in length Untidiness to bindings on longest edges Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition of both rugs in this lot Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY WAISTCOAT, TIES AND CRAVAT A MULBERRY GREEN SUEDE WAISTCOAT, with six Mulberry logo buttons, lined and back in white, chest 46cm, shoulder 37cm, shoulder to hem 62cm A MULBERRY COTTON STRIPE CRAVAT, lined in logo purple fabric, 112cm long, 14cm wide TWO SPORTING TIES, first blue, gold and green stripes with Mulberry sevens Tournament emblem, second with blue, green and gold diamond pattern and with Mulberry cross country golf emblem, both 143cm long, 9.5cm wide TWO FURTHER TIES, one Mulberry, the other, Soie, each 135cm long, 6.5cm wideAll measurements are approximate.
TWO MULBERRY BLANKETS With labels, 100 % wool first approximately 195 x 148cm, second 170 x 97cmTOGETHER WITH SAUL, ROGER, MULBERRY AT HOME, HARD COVER, 1999, EBURY PRESS, LONDON Condition Report: Blue blanket has small areas of moth damage, small losses to blanket stitch border. Red blanket has areas of moth damage, with up to 3cm losses, see photos for extent. Signs of dog hair.Condition Report Disclaimer
A LADIES MULBERRY LINEN OUTFIT COMPRISING A SKIRT, WAISTCOAT, HANDBAG, PAIR OF SHOES, HAT AND TWO BELTS A Mulberry A-line linen skirt with zip fastening, size M A Mulberry floral printed linen waistcoat with Mulberry logo horn buttons, size M A Mulberry leather basket weave shoulder bag, lined in Mulberry check fabric incorporating zipped pocket, approximately 29 x 27cm A pair of Mulberry leather heeled sandals, size 6 A Mulberry straw hat and two Mulberry leather woven tan and dark brown belts, first 73cm, second 85cm Condition Report: Items appear in good condition. Some unworn. However, wear to smallest belt with scuffs and nicks. The other belt seems little used if at all. Slight discolouration to leather on top of bag and strap, with speckling overall, possibly sun/damp damage. Small scuff to handle. The interior of the bag is clean. The stitching to front fixing of hat is loose. Shoes unworn. The skirt and waistcoat seem to have no issues. Condition Report Disclaimer
Taxidermy: Brindled Gnu (Connochaetes johnstoni), modern, by First Class Trophy Taxidermy, Denmark, a superb quality adult male shoulder mount looking straight ahead, widest span 72cm, tip to tip 42cm, 84cm from the wall, 85cm high, also known as a Johnston's Wildebeest, Nyassa Wildebeest, or White Banded Wildebeest
Skins/Hides: Hartmann's Mountain Zebra Skin (Equus zebra hartmannae), modern, tanned and prepared by First Class Trophy Taxidermy, Denmark, a large adult flat skin rug, with limbs outstretched, 325cm nose to tail, 250cm across forelimbs, across rear limbs 239cmNot for sale to buyers outside the UK
Taxidermy: A Prepared Gyr or Greenland Falcon Study Skin (Falco rusticolus), circa 1933, by Rowland Ward, Naturalists, "The Jungle", 167 Piccadilly, a large fully prepared adult, as a cabinet / study skin, glass eyes, both feet tied together, with original attached data label, overall bird length 48cm, presented within a large rigid carboard presentation box with glass cover, dimensions 61cm by 15cm by 12.5cm, photo copies of the original Rowland Ward purchase receipts includedPreviously owned by Captain Vivian Hewitt, Holmfield, Rhyl, North Wales.Vivian Vaughan Davies Hewitt was born at Homefield, Grimsby, on the 11thMarch 1888. Soon after the family moved to various residences in rural England eventually buying Warren House, Bodfari, Flintshire (Hywel). Following his exploits as a pioneering aviator and racing driver his flying experience was put to good use. During the First World War he represented the British Government as an Admiralty Test Pilot at the Curtiss Aviation Company, Buffalo, U.S.A. An accident in January 1918 precluded further aviation activities and soon after he involved himself in the field of ornithology and oology. Quite early on he took up residence in Rhyl, at Holmfield, 21 West Kimmel Street where Mrs E.M. Parry (first names unknown to me) became his housekeeper, the start of a relationship which lasted for the rest of his life. By about 1928 the months of April to September- the bird breeding season-were devoted to bird watching visiting many of the Welsh islands such as Puffin, The Skerries, Bardsey, and Grassholm in one of his boats. He rented Puffin Island and studied the seabirds. Published a paper in The Oologists’ Record of 1st June 1929 about his observations on this island.His wealth came from the family Brewing interests in Grimsby of which he had no interest whatsoever. There was a Hewitt Trust which was set up by his grandfather. The terms of the trust were that only a male could inherit. When the brewery and other property was sold about 1933 Vivian Hewitt being the sole heir was the recipient of a vast fortune in the order of one and a quarter million pounds, so his already large income was swelled to the tune of some £50,000 a year from that source (Hywel). With his wealth Vivian could buy virtually anything which took his fancy. He became a very valued customer of Spink and Son of London who sold him rare stamps, gold coins and valuable objects d’art. They were to become an important conduit for the sale of Great Auk eggs and specimens. In the early 1960’s he became a tax exile and lived for much of the year at his house Mount Vernon, Nassau, Bahamas with Mrs Parry and appears to have abandoned his vast collection of eggs, some say half a million others a million, at his Anglesey property of Bryn Aber, Cemlyn under the control of Jack Parry. It was not until he was nearly seventy when he chose Nassau as his permanent home. Many of his personal and most prized possessions had been shipped out, and he continued to occupy many hours of the day dealing with his stamp and coin collections and even adding to them. Naturally, some of his engineering acquisitions proved too troublesome for transit and his collection of birds’ skins and eggs were too vast to move. However, the mounted specimens of Great Auks, as well as the eggs were too precious not to be under his surveillance and were constantly admired and studied. Hewitt died in a friend’s house at Cemlyn, Anglesey on the 18thJuly 1965. He had been in failing health in Nassau for some considerable time having been diagnosed with a carcinoma of the oesophagus and returned to Wales for treatment in Liverpool a short time before he died. See Fuller Errol - The Great Auk book, page 390 for further information small hole to left side of the box.
An Austral Islands French Polynesia ceremonial treen paddle, heavily carved with geometric designs covering the entire piece, with an elongated leaf shape paddle, raised rear section with first oval then a round shaped handle, finished with a pommel featuring eight carved heads, 112.5cm x 31.5cmIf there is no condition report shown, please request
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