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A six bar gate bracelet together with two silver charm bracelets

9ct gate bracelet; 9ct gold Celtic cross and a 9ct necklace chain, 45cm, gross weight 36.3g (3)Condition report: overall good condition, no breaks or repairs.

An oak gate-leg table 102cmW x 72cmH

*Bulman (Job, 1745-1818). The North Gate, Cardiff, pencil and watercolour, showing the North Road with horse-drawn vehicles, a rider, and pedestrians, with the North Gate, the Church of St. John the Baptist, and a folly on a mound within castellated walls, 35.5 x 53cm (14 x 21ins), mounted, framed and glazed Very similar to a watercolour view painted by Paul Sandby (circa 1730-1809) held by the National Museum of Wales. (1)

*Ewart (David Shanks, 1901-1965). View through the the Bab Bou Jeloud (The Blue Gate) leading to the old medina, Fes el Bali, in Fez, Morocco, 1939, pencil, oil and gouache on thick paper, showing a busy street scene with many figures, signed and dated lower left, 338 x 46cm (15 x 18ins), mounted on board with pencil details to verso (2)

A 9 CARAT GOLD BRACELET of four bar gate links, 8g gross

9 ct gold gate bracelet 16.5 grams.

A HALLMARKED 9 CARAT GOLD GRADUATED CURB LINK GATE BRACELET, approx weight 32 g

An Early 20th Century Oak Gate Leg Dining Table

An Oak Gate Leg Table

19th Century English School. A Bay Hunter in a Field, by a Wooden Gate, Oil on Board, Shaped in a Horse Shoe, 4.25" x 3.75".

Robert Thorne Waite (1842-1935) British. "Evening on the .....", a River Landscape, with Figures and a Barge entering a Lock Gate, Watercolour, Signed, 12" x 36".

Postcards, Shurey's, Underground Stations, (set, 6 cards), Queens Road (cr & foxing), Post Office (cr & top minor tear), Notting Hill Gate (corner cr), Bank, Chancery Lane & Oxford Circus (fair/gd)

A small gate leg table

A mahogany gate leg table

A small gate leg table

Local Interest - Deeds, Indentures and other documents relating to 25 Sadler Gate, Derby, 13 paper, 18 on vellum, some solicitors' seals (31), enveloped in a Bemrose & Ling, Solicitors of Derby, manilla folderNo. 25 Sadler gate is the only un-refronted early 17th century building in this Derby street, and faces down the present Strand Arcade. The deeds tell the story of the ownership and occupancy of 25 Sadler gate from 1763 when it was owned (with two adjoining premises) by Samuel Brown, whose executor (and nephew) was the well-known King Street spar turner Richard Brown (1736-1816). A later owner was Dr. Francis Fox of The Wardiwck (from 1805), one of Joseph Wright's sitters. It passed to his sons, Alderman Douglas Fox (1798-1885) who was married to Marianne daughter of Jerediah Strutt, junior, and his brother Dr. Archibald Fox of Blackheath, London, who married the daughter of Derby's MP Michael Thomas Bass. They sold it in 1859 and in 1863 it was acquired by cutler and iron monger Joseph Eagers, with whom the premises are most frequently associated and whose family owned it well into the 20th century. The last deed is dated 1929.

A 9ct gold wide gate bracelet, padlock clasp, 25.3g gross

Peter Hodson - oil on canvas entitled The Gate into the Garden, signed lower right corner, with a Royal Academy Summer Exhibition label 1989, verso, 11 3/4 x 9 3/4

9ct yellow gold gate bracelet with heart shape padlock fastening and safety chain. Gross weight 17g

Collection of silver jewellery to include Large shield type silver brooch, silver gate bracelets, bangles, dress rings etc.

SMITH; oil on board, the Ancient Wishing Gate, Liverpool (circa 1790), signed and dated 1990 lower-right, 39 x 29cm, framed and glazed.

Three silver dress rings, all set with white stones, a yellow and white metal engraved band, a white metal gate bracelet, a pair of silver earrings in the form of snowflakes.

Various David Winter buildings and cottages, to include Castle Gate, 25cm high, Smuggler's Creek, The West Country Collection, etc. (5)

A late 19th century oak gate leg table

An oak barley twist gate leg table

A POLISHED DROP LEAF GATE LEG TEA TABLE with bobbin supports and a small polished oblong topped side table

VESTA CASE ETC. A Victorian silver vesta case & a silver gate bracelet.

GATE LINK NECKLACE. A gold plated silver gate link necklace.

GOLD BRACELET. A 9ct. gold gate bracelet with 9ct. gold padlock clasp. Approx. 25.4g.

PAIR OF ARCHED, SPEAR TOPPED, MODERN FANCY WROUGHT IRON GARDEN GATES. HEIGHT OF EACH GATE 133CM, LENGTH 121CM.

AN OAK OVAL GATE LEG DINING TABLE ON SPIRAL LEGS

A 19th Century fruitwood gate leg dining table

* KENNETH CAMPBELL LOCHEAD (SCOTTISH 1926 - 2006),SHORE WALK, THE GATE, CRAMOND and DUDDINGSTON KIRK (4)watercolours on paper, SHORE WALK, signed lower left, titled and dated verso; THE GATE, signed lower right and dated 1986; CRAMOND, signed lower right and dated 1986, further signed, titled verso2cm x 4cm; 3cm x 4.5cm; 5.5cm x 8.5cm and 11cm x 7.5cm respectivelyEach mounted, framed and under glassNote: Original frames

A FINE GEORGE I WALNUT CABINET SECRETAIRE CHEST, the plain moulded cornice above twin mirrored panel doors, enclosing an arrangement of sized drawers, above a pull out slide and a chest of four long graduated drawers with one fall front, secretaire drawer with drawers and pigeon holes, mounted with engraved brass handles and lock plates, on bracket feet, 110cm wide x 195cm highThis cabinet is almost identical to an example by William Old and John Ody , London c.1725, sold in Christie's New York, 18th October 2001, lot 266. Bearing the printed maker's paper label inscribed 'WILLIAM OLD AND JOHN ODY At the Castle in St. Paul's Church-Yard, (over-against the South-Gate of ye Church) London. Makes and Sells all sorts of Cane & Dutch Chairs, Chair Frames for Stuffing and Cane-Sashes. And also all sorts of the best Looking-Glass & Cabinet-Work in Japan Walnut-Tree & Wainscot, at Reasonable rates.'

A GOLD BRACELET The gold gate-link bracelet with a heart-shaped padlock clasp and security chain, mounted in 9K gold, approximately 6g

Two mounted cast metal railway notice plaques 'Shut This Gate' & 'Penalty For Neglect £2.00' (repainted)

Greg Hansell (1949 - ) untitled, corrugated iron gate, signed lower right, 29 x 35.5cm

Pair large 19th century wrought metal driveway gates, with gate posts, W295cm, H191cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

19th century wrought metal garden gate with gate post, H168cm, W82cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature 1953. A good T.L.S., Winston S. Churchill, with holograph subscription, one page, 4to, 10 Downing Street, Whitehall, 18th December 1953, to Vagn Christensen of Scandinavian Airlines System Ltd, on the printed stationery of the Prime Minister. Churchill thanks his correspondent for the kindness and hospitality he and his Company extended to Churchill's wife and daughter on their visit to Stockholm, remarking 'They have both told me of the comfort in which they travelled and of the very considerate way in which you made all the arrangements'. Churchill concludes by asking 'Would you please convey to all those concerned my warm thanks and good wishes?'. Laid down to a folio page removed from a scrapbook and with a Danish newspaper clipping affixed to the lower right corner of the letter. Some light wrinkling and staining caused by the mounting. Together with a second T.L.S., Winston S. Churchill, (small stain slightly affecting two letters of the signature), one page, 4to, Chartwell, Westerham, Kent, 29th June 1955, to Vagn Christensen. Churchill thanks his correspondent for their letter and 'the most attractive invitation' and continues to state 'Although I have not myself visited your hotel at Fredensborg, I have heard much of its comfort and high repute, and I am sure that Lady Churchill and I would enjoy a holiday there. Indeed I hope to revisit Denmark before too long', further adding 'Now that I have resigned from public office I find there are so many things which need my attention at Chartwell that I really do not feel I can get away this summer, when the weather in Denmark is at its best'. Churchill concludes 'I remember well the clever precautions you took for the safety and comfort of our flight to Denmark in 1950'. Lightly laid down to a folio page removed from a scrapbook and with some very minor, light staining. Also including Clementine S. Churchill (1885-1977, Wife of Churchill) T.L.S., Clementine S. Churchill, one page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, London, 19th September 1950, to Vagn Christensen. Churchill thanks her correspondent for his kindness in sending a book 'full of such interesting and beautiful photographs of Denmark' and further adds that she is looking forward to her visit to Copenhagen. The upper half of the letter is neatly laid down to a folio page removed from a scrapbook, and the page further features a T.L.S. by Lettice Marston, Winston Churchill's secretary, one page, 8vo, Hyde Park Gate, London, 7th September 1950, to Vagn Christensen, confirming a telephone conversation and stating that Churchill will be pleased to meet Christensen at Chartwell on 11th September 'to discuss the question of his journey to and from Copenhagen next month' and also sending a copy of the route to Chartwell from London. Neatly laid down to the folio page, slightly obscuring the upper left corner of Clementine Churchill's letter, and with the copy of the route also laid down alongside, the printed 8vo sheet featuring a map of the roads close to Chartwell Manor and Westerham to the recto and various printed directions for driving from London to the verso. Further including a second, brief T.L.S., Clementine S. Churchill, by Churchill's wife, one page, 4to, Chartwell, Westerham, Kent, 31st December 1955, to Vagn Christensen, stating, in part, 'How kind of you to remember me and to again send the delicious Norwegian bread'. Lightly laid down to a folio page removed from a scrapbook. The lot also includes three further folio pages removed from the same scrapbook, each bearing various news clippings (all in Danish and relating to Winston and Clementine Churchill), photographs and other printed ephemera relating to the Churchill's and their travels, including a printed itinerary and press release issued by Scandinavian Airlines System upon the visit of Churchill to Copenhagen in 1950. The versos of the pages featuring the signed letters also feature various pieces of printed ephemera etc. relating to Churchill including an unsigned printed 8vo stiff folding Christmas greetings card from Winston and Clementine Churchill and with a colour illustration of Churchill's painting The Messenger to the front cover. A small, interesting archive of letters and other material relating to Churchill. Some light overall age wear, generally G, 9Vagn Christensen (1913-1997) Danish Pilot who served with the RAF flying spitfires during World War II. In May 1945, he worked as a liaison officer between the British forces and the Danish government. Following the war Christensen served as Managing Director of Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) from 1948-78. The present letters are of interest for several reasons - Churchill's letter of December 1953 is written just over a week after the Nobel Banquet at the City Hall in Stockholm on 10th December and relates to his wife's flight to Sweden in order to accept the Nobel Prize for Literature on behalf of her husband. The Banquet speech, delivered by Clementine Churchill for her husband, opened 'The Nobel Prize in Literature is an honour for me alike unique and unexpected and I grieve that my duties have not allowed me to receive it myself here in Stockholm from the hands of His Majesty your beloved and justly respected Sovereign. I am grateful that I am allowed to confide this task to my wife….' Winston Churchill visited Copenhagen in Denmark in 1950 and received an Honorary Degree (PhD) from the University of Copenhagen. During the visit, he also made a tour of the Carlsberg brewery and in Churchill's honour they unveiled their Special Brew (originally named V-beer) following the Danish tradition of producing a new beer to celebrate outstanding events such as a Royal occasion or European Coronation. Churchill's favourite drink was cognac, so in brewing him a commemorative beer, the brewers at Carlsberg created a stronger lager with cognac flavours. With an Alcohol by Volume of 9%, Special Brew was launched throughout Denmark at Christmas 1952 and has been available in the United Kingdom since the 1970s.

[CHURCHILL WINSTON S.]: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. Small selection of ephemera and other items relating to Churchill including a partially smoked cigar butt, 4.5" in length, accompanied by its original Santa Maria of Havana aluminium cigar tube bearing the words Supplier to The Right Honourable Sir Winston Churchill, an oblong 12mo red and black printed luggage label featuring Churchill's name and title to one side and a large initial C to the other side, an American First Day Cover commemorating Churchill, addressed to Lady Churchill at Hyde Park Gate, London, and post marked 13th May 1965. Also including a T.L.S. by British Conservative politician Kenneth Warren, one page, 8vo, House of Commons, London, 10th June 1983, to Mrs. Eyres-Thomas, thanking her for her help in the recent General Election. Some light staining and age wear to the cigar, G to VG, 5Provenance: According to information supplied by the vendor each of the Churchill related items included in the present lot were originally obtained directly from Clementine Churchill whilst Mrs. Eyres-Thomas was working for the Conservative Party.

CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature 1953. A good fountain pen ink signature ('Winston S. Churchill') on an oblong 12mo piece, matted in gold and blue beneath a 7 x 10 reproduction image of a photograph of Churchill by Vivienne of London and bearing a facsimile signature to the lower white border. The verso of the matt features a small selection of other autographs by members of Churchill's family comprising Clementine S. Churchill (1885-1977, Wife of Churchill) T.L.S., Clementine S. Churchill, one page, 8vo, Hyde Park Gate, 14th January 1949, to Mr. Keeling, stating that she has just returned from the South of France and discovered her correspondent's gift of dates (possibly neatly trimmed), Sarah Churchill (1914-1982, British Actress, the second daughter of Churchill) vintage signed postcard photograph of the actress in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in bold blue fountain pen ink to the lower white border, and Mary Soames (1922-2014, Youngest child of Churchill) Black ink signature ('Mary Soames') on a white 12mo card. The additional items are matted together in blue alongside a reproduction image of Churchill and his wife and a colour promotional image issued for Clementine Churchill's revised and updated biography by Mary Soames. Framed and glazed to both sides in a plain gold coloured metallic frame to an overall size of 11.5 x 16. VG

TfL-Rail PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Forest Gate station on the line from Liverpool Street to Shenfield taken over by TfL in 2015 and to become part of the Elizabeth Line in 2018. Aluminium surfaces over plastic interior. Measures 37" (94cm) square and in good, ex-use condition. [1]

London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATE for Green Line route 715 destinated Oxford Circus, Wood Green, Hertford. A most unusual combination of via-points, the plate would have been on a northbound stop, perhaps in Hammersmith or Notting Hill Gate. In very good, ex-stop condition. [1]

Oak drop leaf gate leg table with carved detail to the top and turned supports

A mahogany and walnut pot cupboard, an oak stool, oak magazine rack, oak blanket box, and a gate leg table

An Ercol light elm gate legged dining table, together with two similar chairs

After Sir Stanley Spencer (1891-1959) ''Disciples at a gate'' Signed, inscribed and numbered 38/75, dated 14.8.73, with the Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp, a monochrome reproduction, 41.5cm by 28cm

A Georgian mahogany gate leg dining table

A 9 carat gold cased Record gentleman's Art Deco-style wristwatch to a yellow metal bracelet, together with a 9 carat yellow gold gate link bracelet.

A Roman coin, Constantius I Chlorus, issued as Caesar, AD 1st May 305 to 25th July 306, Argenteus, the reverse depicting four tetrarchs sacrificing over a tripod alter before the gate of camp with six towers.

Sundry white metal, including a silver gate link bracelet with padlock clasp, a white metal and cubic zircona pendant necklace on a white metal neck chain, both marked 925, together with sundry earrings and chains

A 1970's 9ct gold gate bracelet, 28.1g

An oak drop left gate leg dining table approx 75cm x 90cm x 147cm and a set of four oak wheel back dining chairs

A 9ct gold gate bracelet with padlock 17.18g

A mixed lot of costume jewellery including 18ct gold plated gate bracelet, brooches, pendants etc

This is a nice example of an early four-digit 1950's custom Weatherby rifle with the early South Gate stamped FN action in a standard American caliber. Has a distinctive Weatherby stock profile, standard checkering, with a dark reddish hue, contrasting forend tip and and grip cap with white diamond, Weatherby black waffle pad and sling eyes. Features polished bolt with no oil holes. Barrel and frame retains approximately 95% original blue with numerous small areas of missing finish on barrel. Trigger guard and floorplate retain approximately 75% with overall edge wear and thinning. Stock is very good to excellent with numerous scuff, abrasions and some finish loss. Excellent bore and action. Topped with Buehler mounts and a Weatherby Variably 2-3/4x to 10x scope. These actions were imported by Roy from Germany from the FN plant and were customized and finish at his shop in California. Serial Number-3828; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.30-06; Barrel Length-23"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

The earliest catalog for reference showing the J.P. Sauer action is 1961. This is an interesting and early rifle for numerous reasons: first, it is chambered for the non-Weatherby caliber, the majority of the J.P. Sauer action Mk Vs were built around the exclusive Weatherby cartridge line-up; secondly, is has the Weatherby South Gate address on frame but is not marked "Made in Germany", the actions came from Germany but this one is not marks as such anywhere on the rifle. It has the distinctive stock design with the rakish Monte Carlo comb profile with roll-over cheek piece, the standard diamond skip checkering on forend and wrist, and contrasting rosewood tip and grip cap with the white diamond design that quickly identifies as a Weatherby rifle. Features high polish contoured blued barrel with no markings other than caliber. High polish blued frame is simply stamped "Mk V" with the Weatherby California address. Sports Redfield mounts with rings and a Weatherby red waffle pad. No provisions for sights. Has a blued floorplate and trigger guard with a slight violet hue. There is a slight hairline crack or wood separation on left side of wrist that almost looks like a break in the varnish. White diamond has toned over as if some finish was added at rear of stock. Wood remains in excellent condition with the usual bumps and bruises. Fine bore and action. Bolt is jeweled with oil holes, but not the usual oil grooves seen on later Weatherby's. This rifle has to be one of the earliest known rifles built with the J.P. Sauer action between 1959 to 1960. Serial Number-16142; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.270 WCF; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Features high polish royal blue frame and barrel, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge, J.P. Sauer action, oil grooved bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with diamond skip checkering, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, red waffle buttpad and sling eyes. Manufactured with no provision for sights. This is an early German rifle that has only the South Gate, California address. There are a couple of small storage scuffs on bridge, otherwise all original blue intact. Floorplate and trigger guard have a couple of marks. Stock has a few scattered areas of bumps and bruises to finish. Near new inside. This rifle dates to Roy's earliest use of the Sauer action, early 1960's. Made in Germany. Serial Number-P41739; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.270 WCF; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;