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Lot 345
THREE BOXED COALPORT CHARACTERS 'THE SNOWMAN' NOVELTY ITEMS, comprising The Snowman / Father Christmas 'Line Dancing' snow globe, a bone china quartz clock, height 13cm and a bone china night light (3 + 3 boxes and 2 booklets) (Condition Report: the liquid in the snow globe has gone a bit misty, the wrinkles on the clock dial are from a removable plastic cover, otherwise all in good condition)
Lot 95
Registration - AVG 548D Chassis No. - 1A9363BW M.O.T. - TBC Odometer - 13,123 Lean, powerful, and dripping with intent – the Cobra was perfectly named wasn’t it? This is a sensational example of a Cobra replica, carefully and painstakingly detailed to match the Caroll Shelby-inspired original. It was registered as 1966 Daimler, ‘AVG 548D’ uses a number of Daimler/Jaguar parts, including axles and limited slip differential. Under the bonnet is a Ford 3.0-litre V6 Essex engine, known for its strength, power, and versatility, as well as being easily tuneable; plus it’s in keeping with the Cobra’s era. It’s mated to a four-speed manual transmission, which naturally puts power to the rear wheels... and plenty of spine-tingling noise out of the side-exit exhausts. Showcased in classic Cobra sky blue with white racing stripes and roundels, and fitted with Halibrand wheels, the vendor describes the vehicle as "a Dax Cobra kit" which looks superb, and comes with a detachable Le Mans-style hard top to create a coupe. This includes a motorsport-inspired roof-mounted filler cap, which connects to the standard cap when used as a roadster. With an indicated 13,123 miles on the odometer, ‘AVG 548D’ has been owned by the vendor for more than five years having been purchased as an incomplete project, now offering the perfect opportunity to own a quality Cobra replica. The original AC Cobra has one of the more famous back-stories in the automotive world. The thoroughly British and somewhat delicate AC Ace was powered by a straight-six Bristol engine, which allowed for a beautifully-balanced sportscar. At the same time, American racer Caroll Shelby was looking for a fine-handling car in which he could put a prodigious amount of power from a US-derived V8 – in this case Ford’s small block 4.2-litre unit, after Chevrolet politely declined because of potential competition for its Corvette. AC was picked, asked politely if they could alter the Ace to accommodate a larger engine, and styled appropriately to fit. The result was the Cobra, which is famously as tricky to handle as it is brawny in style. Larger, more powerful engines, and subsequent strengthening of chassis and improved suspension rolled out as the Cobra took victories across the globe in sportscar racing, including a sleeker coupe developed for the high-speed Mulsanne straight at Le Mans. The Cobra Daytona Coupe was entered in the legendary 24 Hour race in 1964 with the express intention of beating Ferrari, and won its class at the first attempt. The Cobra became so well known and successful that it even spawned its own nemesis. After a deal broke down between Italian sportscar firm De Tomaso and Shelby, the former’s 1967 model was named the Mangusta… Italian for mongoose. Because the mongoose is a cobra killer. Still, it is the Cobra that has lived longest. · Stylish and well finished example of the replica 427 Cobra. · Daimler donor chassis and components, with Ford V6 power. · Just over 13,000 miles on the odometer.
Lot 21
Registration - HCG 694E Chassis No. - 212292 M.O.T. - January 2025 Odometer - 98,575 An unusual but beautifully presented premium 1960s saloon, this example of Volvo’s Amazon 122 S looks great in its dark blue bodywork. It’s largely untouched over the years, but has had a little restoration work carried out – as is usual for a car closer to 60 years old than 50. It’s described by the vendor as ‘presentable and very usable’. The interior is on similar lines, with black vinal upholstery having seen better days, but not in bad condition overall, and looking good with the body-coloured dashboard, alongside period steering wheel and dials – typically 60s in style, and looking fantastic for it. Under the bonnet sits a 1.75-litre four-cylinder engine and four-speed manual gearbox, with twin carburettors on the former for improved performance – earning the ‘S’ part of the car’s badge. ‘HCG 694E’ comes with its engine in ‘excellent’ condition according to the vendor. Work has been carried out on the underside of the Amazon, setting it up to be protected for years to come, thanks to Dinitrol sealant. New parts are also visible, such as front brake discs and callipers, new springs and dampers, fuel tank, and hoses. ‘HCG 694E’ has an MoT which is valid until January 2025 (although MoT and tax exempt) and the odometer reads 98,575 miles, however we cannot verify this to be correct. It also comes with a large history file including manuals and receipts, plus a second set of keys. In 1956, Volvo launched one of its most successful model ranges, the 120-Series which was to remain in production until 1970. Only in Sweden was it officially known as the ‘Amazon’, due to the name already being in use with a German motorbike manufacturer, however it still kept this moniker across the globe. Starting with the 121 and 122 models, the range soon established itself as a comfortable, reliable and superbly well-built car which also introduced new levels of safety and ergonomics, which were definitely a novelty in the late 50s. Whilst not being a classic in the forefront of many British enthusiast’s minds due to it being relatively expensive in period, it still achieved huge success on the rally stages and is a great all-year-round useable classic car that is immensely useable in day-to-day traffic. In summary: · An interesting and rarely-found classic Volvo for the UK · Splendid looking example in deep blue, and with many period features · Lots of recent work carried out
Lot 193A
Valentinian Miliarense. Siscia, 364-7 AD. Silver. Diademed and draped bust right, D N VALENTINIANVS P F AVG. R. GLORIA ROMANORVM, Valentinian and Valens, both in military attire, standing facing with their heads turned to face one another, each holding labarum in right hand and globe in left. SIS in ex. Ref: RSC 10a-b. Sear, 19339.
Lot 14
Georges Ascher (Polish 1884-1943): 'Two Washer Women', oil on canvas signed, titled and signed verso 40cm x 50cmNotes: Ascher was a cousin of the painter Roman Kramsztyk. He studied architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology and then continued his studies in Germany. During the war, which set Poland against the Red Army (1919-1921), he joined the Polish army alongside Marshal Piłsudski, and was wounded during the battle of Lwow. After the Polish authorities decorated him, Ascher moved to Lwow and then to Warsaw. He married and became an architect. Moving to Paris in 1925 he devoted himself to art. In 1937, he left his apartment in Paris with his wife and daughter for La Ciotat, where he painted many landscapes. In 1943, Georges and his wife were arrested and sent to the Gurs internment camp. They were deported on convoy number 60 and were died in Auschwitz. Much of Ascher’s work was destroyed in his studio while he was arrested. Jewish Artists of the School of Paris 1905-1939 - From 1905 to 1939, Paris attracted artists from all over the globe as the capital of the art world. This period of artistic proliferation became known as the School of Paris, and includes a great diversity of artistic expression. Within the teeming art world centred on Montparnasse, one group set itself apart: Jewish artists from Russia, Poland, and Central Europe. Although their styles were diverse, they shared the common fate of fleeing anti-Semitic persecutions in their home countries. Some became famous in the 1920s, such as Soutine, Lipchitz, and Chagall, while others did not have the time or the luck to gain renown. Nearly half of these artists died in Nazi concentration camps.Condition Report: Very good untouched original condition
Lot 15
Georges Ascher (Polish 1884-1943): 'Time of Decision', oil on canvas signed 24cm x 36.5cmNotes: Ascher was a cousin of the painter Roman Kramsztyk. He studied architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology and then continued his studies in Germany. During the war, which set Poland against the Red Army (1919-1921), he joined the Polish army alongside Marshal Piłsudski, and was wounded during the battle of Lwow. After the Polish authorities decorated him, Ascher moved to Lwow and then to Warsaw. He married and became an architect. Moving to Paris in 1925 he devoted himself to art. In 1937, he left his apartment in Paris with his wife and daughter for La Ciotat, where he painted many landscapes. In 1943, Georges and his wife were arrested and sent to the Gurs internment camp. They were deported on convoy number 60 and were died in Auschwitz. Much of Ascher’s work was destroyed in his studio while he was arrested. Jewish Artists of the School of Paris 1905-1939 - From 1905 to 1939, Paris attracted artists from all over the globe as the capital of the art world. This period of artistic proliferation became known as the School of Paris, and includes a great diversity of artistic expression. Within the teeming art world centred on Montparnasse, one group set itself apart: Jewish artists from Russia, Poland, and Central Europe. Although their styles were diverse, they shared the common fate of fleeing anti-Semitic persecutions in their home countries. Some became famous in the 1920s, such as Soutine, Lipchitz, and Chagall, while others did not have the time or the luck to gain renown. Nearly half of these artists died in Nazi concentration camps.Condition Report: Very good condition
Lot 125
Joan Collins signed black & white photo 12x8 Inch. Is an English actress, author and columnist. With a career spanning nearly 8 decades, Collins is the recipient of several accolades, including a Golden Globe Award, a People's Choice Award, two Soap Opera Digest Awards and a Primetime Emmy Award. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 222
Sarah Jessica Parker, a signed 10x8 photo. An American actress and television producer. She is the recipient of numerous accolades, including six Golden Globe Awards and two Primetime Emmy Awards. She is known for her role as Carrie Bradshaw on the HBO television series Sex and the City (1998-2004) and the two related films. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 78
Multi signed Louis Jourdan & Leslie Caron vintage black & white photo 6.5x5.5 Inch. Louis Jourdan was a French film and television actor. Leslie Caron is a French and American actress and dancer. She is the recipient of a Golden Globe Award, two BAFTA Awards and a Primetime Emmy Award, in addition to nominations for two Academy Awards. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 132
Paul Newman signed colour photo 10x8 Inch. Was an American actor, film director, racing driver, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. He was the recipient of numerous awards, including an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award, three Golden Globe Awards, a Screen Actors Guild Award, a Primetime Emmy Award, a Silver Bear, a Cannes Film Festival Award. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 668
* Livery Buttons. A fine collection of 85 livery buttons mostly 19th century, including a silvered button with crest of the Drake family of Buckland, Devon) by M.S. & J.D., showing a galleon over a globe with a rope leading to an arm with motto 'Auxilio Divino' (by divine aid), 28 mm diameter, together with various highly gilt and silvered buttons with various crests and armorials, including the crest of Sir Basil Francis, Baronet, D.L., of Dunglass, Haddington, showing a stalk holding in its dexter a stone, with the motto 'Dat cura quietem' (Prudence gives rest), 28 mm diameter, a livery button bearing the armorial of Andrew Duncan (1773-1832), other livery buttons with the armorials of the Baikie, Berkeley, Geelhand, Hall, and Routh families etc., makers include Jennens & Co, presented on 4 card boards for displayQTY: (85)NOTE:Provenance: The Dr Alison Smith Lean Button Collection.
Lot 669
* Livery Buttons. A fine collection of 95 livery buttons mostly 19th century, including silvered button by Charles Jennens with the Hope-Vere family crest, showing a broken globe surmounted by a rainbow issuing out of clouds at each end, 26 mm diameter, another with the crest of the Cunningham family of Scotland with the motto 'Over Fork Over', 28 mm diameter, another for the Strickland family of Dawlish, Devon, showing a turkey with the motto 'A la volonté de Dieu' (at the will of god), 26 mm diameter and many other crests and armorials including Viscount Anson, Earl of Kinnoull, Lord, Cahier and families of Berkeley, Briscos, Hope, Mansel, etc., makers including Doughty & Co., Jennens & Co, presented on 6 card boards for displayQTY: (95)
Lot 2052
Four mid-century Czech brass bistro lights with Italian hand blown bubble glass globe shades (four large and three small). Small shade diameter approx. 27cm, large 38cm, length of fitting above shade 70cm.Fittings are missing two grub screws, and some are dented around the lower edge where it joins the shades. Various chips and scratches around the rims of the shade where they attach to the fittings.
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