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EDWARD HALD (1883-1980).Glass vase, design Edward Hald. Sweden 1960s.Signed on the reverse "Orrefors, Graal 146 n Edw... Hald".Size: 20 x 14 x 14 cm.Tall graal vase designed by Edward Hald for Orrefors, in crystal glass with green shades. Beautiful underwater motif with fish, in which the layers of glass create a lively, aquatic effect with fish and algae.Edward Hald was determined to become an artist and began his studies as a painter in 1904 in Copenhagen (under the supervision of Johan Rohde) and later in Stockholm and Paris (partly under Matisse). He first exhibited as an artist in Stockholm in 1909. In 1917, after a major exhibition in Lund, he became interested in glass and ceramics.After designing ceramics for Rorstrand, Hald joined Orrefors glassworks in 1917. For almost thirty years he formed a close association with Simon Gate, another important Orrefors designer. He was responsible for a number of important early works, including the famous Graal fish vase, which first appeared in 1937. Together with other designers at Orrefors he continued to experiment with Graal, other glass and manufacturing techniques. In 1973 Orrefors held a retrospective exhibition of his works in honour of his 90th birthday. His last exhibition was held in 1978 in Oslo.

A 9ct Gold Gate Link Style Bracelet, to heart shape padlock style clasp, stamped "375" (8.5grams).

POSTCARDS - ASSORTED Approximately 110 cards, British and overseas, comprising real photographic views of a tiger hunter and dead tiger (two dated 1911); 'Medical Work by Mrs Morling in Camp S.B.M.'; Admiralty Pier, Dover; and Union-Castle Line R.M.M.V. 'Winchester Castle'; with printed views of The Docks, Bridgwater; S.S. 'Victorian', new turbine winter port steamer, at St. John, N[ew] B[runswick]; Ballymaclinton Post Office; Park Gate, Wartling; G. & S.W. Railway Co's paddle steamer 'Juno' (artist-drawn); a shipping hold-to-light; 'The Victoria and Albert [yacht], with the King on board, after breaking the Ribbon at the Entrance of the Docks, Avonmouth [Bristol], July 9th 1908'; and others, (loose).

Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band first press, G&L laminated gate fold, visible flaps, gate fold sleeve, red and white inner, cut-out insert mono, vinyl and cover appear in excellent condition.

Beatles For Sale with G&L gate fold sleeve, first pressing, vinyl and cover at least VG+ condition. Outlined Mono top right cover.

Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band first press, G&L laminated gate fold, visible flaps, gate fold sleeve, red and white inner missing, cutout insert mono, vinyl and cover appear in excellent condition.

Beatles For Sale with G&L gate fold sleeve, first pressing, vinyl and cover VG+ condition. Outlined Mono top right cover.

A cast garden gate, various gardening tools, saws, etc. (a quantity)

A collection of approximately 82 topographical postcards of London and its environs, including photographic postcards titled 'Ealing Broadway Station District Railway', 'Harrow from Kenton Bridge', 'Bushy Park After Tornado June 1st 1908', 'Small but Convenient', 'The Crown, Cricklewood', 'The Forster Memorial Park, White Foot Lane, Catford' and printed postcards titled 'Swiss Cottage - Station' and 'Notting Hill Gate, Tube Station'.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A collection of approximately 114 topographical and social history postcards of the Southern Counties of England, including Kent, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, Somerset, Wiltshire and Sussex, including photographic postcards titled 'Tram Car Accident at Ramsgate', 'The Ferry and Gate, Stone-in-Oxney', 'Post Office, Penshurst', 'Swan Lane, Sellindge', 'Bournemouth Tram Disaster, May, 1, 08', 'Bossington', 'Royal Oak, Winsford', 'Allerford', 'Old Post Office, Bicknoller' and printed postcards titled 'Salisbury Railway Disaster, July 1906' and 'Tram Car Accident, Swindon, June 1st, 1906'.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A 9ct gold decorative gate linked bracelet complete with heart padlock. Marked 9ct to the clasp. Total weight 13g. Measures 8 inches. 

R Wallwork - a garden scene with two tall women standing by a gate with a man wearing a turban looking on, oil on board, signed LL, 42cm x 31cm, in a gilt frame

A yellow metal gate bracelet and a quantity of yellow metal jewellery

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK GATE-LEG DINING TABLE ON BARLEY TWIST LEGS

A 9ct gold gate bracelet, the curb link bracelet with safety chain and heart shaped padlock, 20cm long, 9.6g all in, boxed.

A Guinness Extra Stout wooden pub advertising, with raised relief Guinness bottle in crest, marked James Gate Dublin, since the year 1759, on a cream background with red border, 150cm wide.

Kipling, Rudyard Departmental Ditties, and Other Verses [Lahore: Civil and Military Press Gazette, 1886]. Tall 8vo, one of 500 copies printed [Richards], original printed 'envelope' wrappers designed to look like a bundle of civil service papers, protective folder and slipcase in green half morocco, fold slightly holed, slipcase splitFootnote: Note: This first edition of Rudyard Kipling's 1886 Departmental Ditties, and Other Verses constitutes not only a most unusually presented volume, but also his first independently published work, written when the author was only twenty-one. Kipling, after eleven years' schooling in England, returned to India (the nation of his birth) in 1882 to pursue a career as a journalist. His initial sojourn in Bombay was something of a homecoming, having a marked impact on a young man whose 'English years fell away, nor ever, I think, came back full strength'. In 1894, he wrote of Bombay as: Mother of Cities to me, For I was born in her gate, Between the palms and the sea, Where the world-end steamers wait He swiftly relocated to Lahore (in modern-day Pakistan) where his father had secured him a position as 'fifty per cent of the 'editorial staff' of the one daily paper of the Punjab'. His first years at the Civil and Military Gazette were, by his own admission, heavy work. Kipling quickly learned that that 'a man can work with a temperature of 104, even though the next day he has to ask the office who wrote the article'. It was during this period, in 1885, that he embarked on the project of writing a collection of short stories, Plain Tales from the Hills - some of which appeared in the Civil and Military Gazette as 'padding' before their 1888 publication in a single volume. The present work is therefore Kipling's first work published outside the strictures of his journalistic career. Departmental Ditties is a collection of verse concerned with 'Anglo-Indian' life in the British Raj. It is important to note that Kipling used the term 'Anglo-Indian' to describe British residents in India, as opposed to those of dual Indian and British heritage. He stated that this collection was 'well received', by virtue of its subject matter 'dealing with things known and suffered by many'. His abundant affection for India was evidently governed by his belief in, and adherence to the British colonial system to which his milieu belonged. His work as a journalist in this environment gave him access to local and military information; 'he could talk to anyone, and since he was neither civil [service] nor military he had no institutional rules to follow'. Much of his knowledge of officialdom in British India must have originated from his membership of the Punjab Club. Here he would meet men from the 'Army, Education, Canals, Forestry, Engineering, Irrigation, Railways, Doctors and Lawyers [...] each talking his own shop. It follows then that that 'show of technical knowledge' for which I was blamed later came to me from the horse's mouth'. The verses within this collection delineate the social interactions of his compatriots with (an often self-effacing) lively, satirical humour: By reason of her marriage to a gentleman in power, Delilah was acquainted with the gossip of the hour; And many little secrets, of a half-official kind, Were whispered to Delilah, and she bore them all in mind. She patronised extensively a man, Ulysses Gunne, Whose mode of earning money was a low and shameful one. He wrote for divers papers which, as everybody knows, Is worse than serving in a shop or scaring off the crows. ("Delilah") The highly idiosyncratic presentation of this volume is thus explained by its contents and the environment in which it was conceived and consumed. The verses are concealed in printed 'envelope' wrappers, addressed to 'all Heads of Depa.... and all Anglo-Indians', from 'Rudyard Kipling ASSISTANT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INFORMATION. LAHORE DISTRICT'. Thus, Departmental Ditties is humorously bound as a pastiche bureaucratic proclamation, its presentation thematically aligned to its contents, both of which delight in the world the British Raj had created for itself whilst gently mocking those who operated within its framework. Resultantly, this edition (one of only five hundred) is not only a scarce survival from the author's early printed oeuvre, but an illuminating record of Kipling's formative career in India, and a revealing insight into both the cerebral bureaucracy and sensational tittle-tattle that pervaded the colonial sub-continent.

A hallmarked 9ct gold gate bracelet, wt. 11.77g.

An 18th century oak gate leg table.Condition:- General wear through age and use, no sign of any major damage or repair.

A 9ct gold stylised gate braceletmarked on the clasp .375, with alternating four and three gate with safety chainweight approximately 16.5gCondition: In good overall wearable condition. A couple of the links near the clasp possibly bent.

Various items of hallmarked silver jewellery and collectibles, to include a silver three bar gate bracelet with heart clasp, a 'Hovis Bread Bolton First Prize' medallion awarded to Richard Eden in 1959, two ARP cap badges, a smaller ARP lapel badge, a brooch representing a group of roses, a brooch awarded for Regular Attendance, two silver page markers, one with initials 'RNC', the other in the form of a pointing finger, a napkin ring with emblem of two crossed hammers, a silver thimble and a pair of cufflinks with blue enamelled 'AO' to one side and 'FB' to the other, combined approx 3ozt (13).

A hallmarked 9ct gold four-bar gate bracelet, with 9ct gold heart-shaped clasp and safety chain, length approx 18cm, approx 11g.

Various items of costume jewellery to include fashion watches, necklaces, silver gate bracelet, lighters, cigar cutter, coin bracelet, compact, etc.

A large mixed collection of vintage amateur movie equipment to include a Specto Lamp projector, three Eumig 824 Super 8/Single 8/Standard 8 Sonomatic sound projectors, with Super 8 gate and sprockets, a Specto 16mm projector in case, a Yashica 8mm editor, a Gakken 8mm editor viewer (dual wide), a Phillips four-track tape recorder Model EL3541, a Travenar 8mm viewer/editor, a Cinegraphica Superimposing Titler, a Craven Instrument Co amplifier, an Italian Washable Projector Screen, boxed, a tripod, a speaker and various cables, instruction booklets, etc. CONDITION REPORT These are being sold by a movie maker enthusiast, who was part of a movie maker club - there is no reason why any of the items shouldn't be in working order, however we have not tested the items and we offer no guarantee or warranty for the items. We recommend that all electrical items are tested before use. One of the Eumig sound projectors has a label on to say that the sound is not working.

Weathered wrought iron field gate. (B.P. 21% + VAT) 120 x 153cm approx.

9ct gold gate watch bracelet in two pieces. Approx weight 14 grams. (B.P. 21% + VAT)This is a watch strap, closure is fine.

9 ct gold gate link bracelet with 9ct gold locket charm 23 g

Adjustable metal pen with single gate. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Cast Iron horse gate welcome sign, L: 20 cm. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

GOLD GATE BRACELET 15 GMS

9 CARAT GOLD GATE BRACELET 28GMS

Oak sideboard, gate leg dining table and four ladder back dining chairs (6).

Old Charm cabinet bookcase, oak gate leg dining table and four wheelback dining chairs (6).

A 9ct rose gold gate bracelet. Weight - 18g.

Robert E Buckley : Figures by a castle gate, oil on canvas, 39 cm x 60 cm, framed.

VINTAGE & LATER JEWELLERY & WATCHES - a mixed quantity to include a 9ct gold cased lady's Avia wristwatch, gold plated gate link bracelet with padlock clasp, gilt metal Accurist lady's wristwatch with mother of pearl dial, Sekonda gilt metal and rhinestone lady's watch and bracelet set, unmarked and untested yellow metal ring, 925 stamped pierced work pendant and other interesting items

A Collection of Nice Quality Vintage Jewellery to include Micro Mosaic Bracelet, Ivy and Rose Brooch, Celluloid Bangle and Scarf Ring, Pewter and Glass Brooch, Gate Link Bracelet, Silver 1970s Jewelled Ring Etc

A Collection of Various Metalwares to comprise Novelty Letter Rack in the Form of Gate Post and Fox, Brass Horse Ornament, Camel Dishes, Copper and Brass Oval Bowl and Stand with Engraved Design Etc

A Mid 20th Century Light Oak Drop Leaf Gate Legged Barley Twist Occasional Table, 84cm wide

A 9ct gold nine bar gate link bracelet, with padlock heart shaped clasp, 18cm, 29.5g

Roman Imperial Coinage, Magnentius, double Maiorina, rev. Chi-Rho monogram flanked by a ω, 5.86g (RIC 155; RCV 18776); Flavius Victor, Half-Centenionalis, Lugdunum, 287-8, rev. camp gate, 1.06g (RIC 36b; RCV 20673); Ælia Eudoxia, Centenionales (2), both Antioch, 402-4, revs. Victory seated right, inscribing shield, 3.68, 1.74g (RIC Arcadius 104; RCV 20895); together with other late Roman and Byzantine bronzes (7) [11]. Fair to very fine, several scarce £120-£150

FRANCE, Entry of Napoleon into Berlin, 1806, a copper medal by B. Andrieu and L. Jaley, laureate bust of Napoleon right, rev. Brandenburg Gate, 41mm (Bramsen 546). Extremely fine or better £120-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Galeria Valeria, Follis, Cyzicus, 309-10, rev. Venus standing left, 6.20g (RIC 58; RCV 14597); Licinius I, Follis, Trier, 316, rev. Genius standing left, 3.26g (RIC 121; RCV 15194); Constantine I, Folles (2), both Thessalonica, 320-1, rev. wreath, 3.01g, 326-8, rev. camp gate, 3.24g (RIC 123, 153; RCV 16221, 16254); Fausta, Centenionalis, 326, rev. Salus standing left, 3.26g (RIC 483; RCV 16545); together with other 4th century bronzes (3) [8]. First lightly smoothed in fields, otherwise generally better than very fine £80-£100

9ct Gold wide gate link bracelet with padlock clasp, 18g

Large figured walnut, oval drop leaf gate-leg dining table, raised on carved cabriole claw and ball supports, 78ins x 61ins

Small 1930's oval oak gate-leg table on barley twist supports

Early 20th Century oak drop leaf gate leg table on turned supports, together with a reproduction mahogany serpentine fronted two drawer side table on square tapering supports

Ilana Richardson, signed colour print ' Blue Gate ' No. 21 of 45, together with a small oak framed watercolour, sunset landscape, signed J. Clowes

Watercolour, figure seated by a garden gate offering a posy to a Boxer dog, indistinctly signed, possibly M. Barnes ?, 17ins x 12.5ins, gilt framed

Five framed sporting / hunting prints: After G H Jalland, 'Mr Popple jumps a five barred gate' and 'Mr Popple introduces himself to the Hopham Hunt', along with 'The Rivals - The Parting: Au Revoir' and 'The Rivals - The Meeting: On the Way to Cover', and one other (5)

Carved wood magazine rack and a small gate leg occasional table

A bird feeder; a baby gate; an ironing board; a kneeling stool etc

A set of four elm seated stick back dining chairs and an oak gate leg table

A 1930's oak gate leg tea table on barleytwist supports

STERLING SILVER GATE BRACELET, PAIR OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS & WHITE METAL CLAW STYLE BROOCH

19th century English School, oil on canvas, Children playing on a five bar gate, indistinctly signed and a pair of oils on board, Highland lake landscapes with cattle and sheep grazing

23 assorted diecast model vehicles of mixed makes, 8 x Cararama, 7 x ERTL including two bubble carded models, A Team and Airwolf, 3 x Forces of Valour Military models, one Gate Model Willy's Jeep and one Maisto.

Oak gate leg drop leaf tea table: 92cm wide.

Set of 2 original vintage World War Two safety posters. 1. In an air raid if you are at home 1. At night see that your blackout is complete. 2. Turn off all gas taps, then turn off gas at main. At all times keep away from windows. - featuring photographs of a lady closing curtains and turning off gas. Poor condition, paper losses, tears, creasing, folds. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 74x49, year of printing: 1940s; 2. In an air raid... How to fight a fire. 1. Have your equipment ready and tell someone to look out for fire. 2. If you cannot put out the fire quickly - call the Fire Brigade or Auxiliary Fire Service. Make sure you know the quickest way to do so. Clear away inflammable lumber from attics and top floors, in advance. - featuring two photographs one depicting a stirrup hand pump in action being operated by a gentleman with a lady standing at the door with a bucket, and a photograph of a fire brigade with a fire engine at the gate of a house. Poor condition, paper losses, tears, creasing, folds, staining. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 74x49, year of printing: 1940s

Early 20th century oak barley twist gate leg tableDimensions: Height: 73cm  Length/Width: 134cm  Depth/Diameter: 91cm