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A Wilkinson commemorative sword, marking 50 years of "Peace and Reconciliation" since the end of World War II, 1945-1995, number 301 of a limited issue, the 34" blade etched with doves of peace, a shepherd with a lamb, and scrolls with texts celebrating the peace and the sacrifice of all those who suffered or perished in the conflict, the gilt mounted hilt having 9" crosspiece in the form of a stylised eagle, and an ovoid pommel depicting the globe within a wreath, mounted on a wooden wall plaque inscribed "1945-1995 The Price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance - Winston Churchill". GC £120-200

GB, Br empire & world stamps: accumulation in folder, many packets, on stock card of mainly mint and used definitives, commemorative with a small black booklet of postage due on postcards/letters from around the globe with good postmark interest, QV 1d reds, 2d blues and other early material seen along with 1950s sheets/part sheets of US Christmas cinderellas, pages of Malta and New Zealand plus 5 sheets of Welsh 3d regionals, cylinder no 3., mini-sheets, booklet and many sets seen.

GB, British empire and world stamps: small 12 page stock-book of mainly Victorian period stamps including 1d black and red MX with wide variety of others from around the globe, photographs indicate type and nature.

A Shell Economy opaque glass petrol globe, marked to the underside of the rim PROPERTY OF SHELL-MEX & BP LTD RETURNABLE ON DEMAND, faded, with a rubber rim to the base, 44.5 cm high

A Shell-Mex opaque glass petrol pump globe, marked under the side of the shell, MADE IN ENGLAND, and to the underside of the rim, PROPERTY OF SHELL-MEX & BP, LTD, RETURNABLE ON DEMAND, 43 cm highShell-Mex lettering a little faded and scratched, there is a hole to one side, looking at Shell-Mex it is just below the lower right hand corner of the X, there is one piece to go back in, but the smaller piece is missing and with a couple of minor rim chips

An opaque glass petrol pump globe, plain, 41 cm high, a painted metal bracket, and transfers in a cardboard tube (3)

A rare Shell Motor Oil opaque glass globe, minor rim chips and very slight fading, as usual, to the red lettering, 19.5 cm high

A Power opague glass petrol pump globe, of lozenge form, the base marked to the collar 0.6.65 and HAILWARE BRITISH MADE, also marked on the inside of the collar THIS GLOBE IS THE PROPERTY OF NATIONAL BENZOLE CO LTD, 48.5 cm high chips to the rim/collar, crack running up through the collar foot From the owner: This is a late50’s early 60’s sign painted Power name rather than glass raised letters. It has a later stick on attachment saying 'Regular from the mid 60’s when petrol grades changed and there was premium and regular. Power became the regular brand and National Benzole the premium brand. This particular pump top ws installed at Stan Smiths garage in the village of Batcombe from new, stayed there long after Stan stopped selling petrol and used it as a bus depot and was given to my mother along with the 'Not for Resale' top which was on the pump for the diesel for the coaches in about 1985.

A Shell opaque glass petrol pump globe, marked just under the Shell, MADE IN ENGLAND and WEBB'S CRYSTAL GLASS CO LTD, LONDON, and under the rim PROPERTY OF SHELL-MEX...RETURNABLE ON DEMANDRed Shell lettering a little faded and scratched, there is quite a chunk to the foot rim missing, which should be easily visible

A Super Shell blue glass petrol pump globe, the underside of the shell marked HAILWARE BRITISH MADE, the interior of the rim marked PROPERTY OF SHELL-MEX & BP LTD, returnable on demand, 43 cm highA few nibbles to the foot rim, otherwise generally good with Shell lettering very slightly faded

A Super Shell blue glass petrol pump globe, faded and cracked, 43.5 cm highgarage stored

A 3" diameter polished marble globe on patinated stand

HORNSEA. A Hornsea pottery, Studiocraft ivory glazed globe vase. Printed backstamp. Height 9cm. Also, a Hornsea Tanglewood planter 990, designed by John Clappison. Height 13.5cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

An Edwardian Globe and Stalk Decanter with Star Cut Decoration, 30cms High

NORTHERN/ SOUL - 7" RARITIES PACK. A selection of 13 northern/ soul 7" rarities, all collectable records generally in VG condition. Artists/ titles include Tero Thornton - Either Way I Lose (4-43027, promo), James Ray - We Got A Thing Goin' On (CG-218, promo), The Wanderers - I'll Know (UA648, promo), Jeanette "Baby" Washington - Let Love Go By (45-10223), Billy Woods - I Found Satisfaction (VK10484), Helena Ferguson - Come On And Dance Now (MT-200), The Fidels - I Want To Thank You (MA-1008, promo), Sam Dees - Fragile Handle With Care (45-3287), Ann D'Andrea - Don't Stop Lookin' (Jamie 1352), The Creations - Plenty Of Love (Globe PS100), Ronnie Milsap - A Thousand Miles From Nowhere (SCE 12127, promo), The Monzas - Hey I Know You (WND 1120) & Richard Morehead - Don't Try To Use Me (88121, promo). Condition is generally VG.

MACEDO, António de Sousa de.- LVSITANIA LIBERATA | ab Injusto Castellanorum dominio. | RESTITVTA | Legitimo Principi, Serenissimo JOANNI IV. Lusitaniæ, | Algarbiorum, Africæ, Arabiæ, Persiæ, Indiæ, Brasi- | liæ, &c. Regi Potentissimo. | Summo Pontifici, Imperio, Regibus, Rebus-publicis, cæterisque Orbis Christiani Principus | DEMONSTRATA...- Londini: In Officina Richardi Heron, 1645.- [30], 794, [22] p.: il.; 29 cm.- E., First and only published edition of one of the most important titles of the Restoration. The work, of exceptional graphic quality, is illustrated with the following 14 copper plte prints, all of them, with the exception of the title, printed next to the text: 1 - Portrait of D. João IV (f.1v); 2 - Allegorical title (between f. 1 and f.2); 3 - Lusitana (f. A2v.); 4 - Portrait of Count D. Henrique (p. 58); 5 - Apparition of Christ to King D. Afonso Henriques (p. 93); 6 - Portrait of King João I (p. 143); 7 - D. Manuel I, lying down, with family tree (p. 165); 8 - Phoenix Reborn (p. 470); 9 - Dragon curled up at the foot of a fruit tree (p. 542); 10 - King D. João IV on the throne (p. 560); 11 - King D. João IV on horseback (p. 650); 12 - Brigantine winged wyvern on a globe (p. 708); 13 - Coat of Arms of Portugal (p. 764); 14 - Allegory of Fame on obelisk (p. 792). Copy slightly handled and cropped, with slight browning. Mirror portrait of D. João IV (with free endpaper), with marginal imperfections; some engravings cropped by the matrix crease. It is, however, complete, with all the engravings, including the first one which is missing from most of the copies, exactly matching the description of Maria da Graça Pericão, in the catalogue of the Viscount da Trindade collection (220). Rare heraldic ex-libris of Ignazio Zanardi della Virgiliana (1695-1773), Venetian count of the Holy Roman Empire. Full sheepskin binding, with new endpapers and rebuilt spine. Palha, 2956. Samodaes, 3264. Bibliographic Exhibition of the Restoration, 1461.

BRASS LEAF STANDARD LAMP WITH WHITE OPALINE GLASS GLOBE SHADE

A CHROME AND GLASS DESK GLOBE, with hardstone and mother of pearl inserts

A globe drinks cabinet in the form of a terrestrial globe on stand, height 85cm.

A circular cameo brooch depicting the profile portrait of a young woman in white metal frame, diameter 36mm, also a globe watch on base metal chain.

A Globe Wernicke style three tier bookcase with glazed front, height 120cm, width 111cm, depth 32cm.

† KEITH ATHAY; mixed media on canvas, "The Globe Inn", signed, 60 x 80cm, unframed

A quantity of collectors' items comprising a bakelite telephone, a globe on teak base, a wooden pond yacht, a 1960s goose neck lamp, an industrial light and a perspex 'I' sign

GLOBE WERNICKE; a pair of oak bookcases, height 178cm, width 187cm, depth 29cm.

A Globe Wernicke style three tier bookcase, height 120cm, width 111cm, depth 32cm.

Two early 20th century French paste set globe timepieces.

A modern Tiffany & Co 925 keyring, modelled as a plane circling the globe and an Italian 925 miniature model pram.

A SMALL 'GEOGRAPHIA' DESK TOP GLOBE, 8 inch terrestrial globe, on an ebonised wooden stand, height 39cm (1) (Condition report: base is worn, gilt metalware is worn, globe has some minor splits, scratches and cracks to paper cover)

Ca. AD 54-68 .Nero Ar. hemidrachm, Cappadocia, Caesarea. NERO CLAVD DIVI CLAVD F CAESAR AVG GERMANI; laureate head of Nero right. Rev. Nike standing right, with foot on globe, inscribing shield set upon knee. RPC Online, 3646. Size: D: 15mm ; 1.83g Provenance: Private London collection.

A mixed collection of items to include Wedgwood Jasperware vases, wall plate together with Globe Pottery Delph pattern blue & white plate

Vail, Colorado is a world-renowned mountain resort town located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Known for its picturesque beauty, outdoor recreational opportunities, and luxurious amenities, Vail attracts visitors from around the globe. Here is an overview of what makes Vail special:1. Skiing and Snowboarding: Vail is renowned for its exceptional skiing and snowboarding. The Vail Ski Resort is one of the largest and most prestigious ski resorts in the United States, offering a vast network of trails, challenging terrain, and state-of-the-art facilities. With an average annual snowfall of over 300 inches, the resort provides excellent conditions for winter sports enthusiasts.2. Outdoor Activities: Beyond skiing and snowboarding, Vail offers a wide range of outdoor activities for all seasons. During the warmer months, visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, whitewater rafting, golfing, and more. The surrounding mountains and national forests provide breathtaking landscapes and ample opportunities for exploration and adventure.3. Vail Village: Vail Village is the vibrant heart of the town, known for its European-inspired architecture, cobblestone streets, and charming atmosphere. The village is lined with upscale shops, art galleries, restaurants, and après-ski spots, creating a lively and sophisticated ambiance.4. Events and Festivals: Vail hosts a variety of events and festivals throughout the year, adding to its cultural vibrancy. The Vail Film Festival, Vail Dance Festival, Bravo! Vail Music Festival, and Gourmet on Gore are just a few examples of the diverse events that attract artists, performers, and food enthusiasts.5. Scenic Beauty: Vail is nestled within the stunning natural beauty of the Colorado Rockies. Towering peaks, lush forests, and alpine meadows surround the town, providing awe-inspiring views and opportunities for outdoor exploration. The nearby Gore Creek and Vail Mountain offer serene settings for relaxation and appreciation of nature.6. Luxury Accommodations and Amenities: Vail is known for its upscale accommodations, including luxury hotels, resorts, and private vacation rentals. Visitors can indulge in world-class dining, spa treatments, boutique shopping, and other high-end amenities.7. Accessibility: Vail is easily accessible, with the Eagle County Regional Airport located just a short drive away. The town is also well-connected to major cities via Interstate 70, making it a convenient destination for both domestic and international travelers.Whether it's hitting the slopes, immersing oneself in natural beauty, or enjoying the cultural offerings, Vail offers a remarkable blend of outdoor adventure, luxury, and scenic allure. It is a destination that captivates visitors with its year-round appeal and unforgettable experiences in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.Measures 24 x 36.Mounted to linen.

"Indiana Jones" is a film franchise centered around the adventurous archaeologist and explorer Dr. Henry "Indiana" Jones Jr. The franchise was created by filmmaker George Lucas and directed by Steven Spielberg, with Harrison Ford in the iconic lead role. The series is known for its action-packed stories, globe-trotting adventures, and memorable characters.Key points about the "Indiana Jones" franchise include:1. **Characters:** The franchise's central character is Dr. Indiana Jones, a professor of archaeology who leads a double life as a daring adventurer and treasure hunter. The character is known for his signature fedora hat, leather jacket, bullwhip, and adventurous spirit.2. **Films:** The franchise consists of four films: - "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981): The first film introduces Indiana Jones as he embarks on a quest to find the biblical Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis can obtain it. - "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" (1984): The second film is a prequel set one year before "Raiders," where Indiana Jones faces off against a sinister cult in India. - "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989): The third film follows Indiana's quest to find the Holy Grail and reconnect with his estranged father (played by Sean Connery). - "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" (2008): The fourth film is set in the 1950s and sees Indiana Jones searching for a mysterious artifact while dealing with Soviet agents.3. **Adventure and Action:** The franchise is known for its thrilling action sequences, elaborate stunts, and iconic set pieces. The films pay homage to classic adventure serials of the past.4. **Humor and Wit:** Indiana Jones's wit, charm, and sense of humor contribute to the franchise's appeal. His interactions with other characters often include humorous banter.5. **Cultural Impact:** The "Indiana Jones" franchise has left a significant impact on pop culture. Indiana Jones's iconic image, quotes like "It belongs in a museum!" and the theme music composed by John Williams have become widely recognized.6. **Merchandise and Spin-offs:** The franchise has inspired various merchandise, video games, novels, comics, and theme park attractions.7. **Harrison Ford's Role:** Harrison Ford's portrayal of Indiana Jones has become one of his most iconic roles, cementing his status as a Hollywood legend.8. **Legacy:** The franchise's blend of adventure, history, and mythology has made it a beloved and enduring part of cinematic history. It has inspired generations of filmmakers, adventurers, and fans.The "Indiana Jones" franchise is celebrated for its thrilling adventures, charismatic protagonist, and memorable storytelling. It continues to captivate audiences with its timeless appeal and remains a staple in the realm of action-adventure cinema.Measures 26.5 x 38.5.

Jaipur, often referred to as the "Pink City," is a colorful and culturally rich city located in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is the capital city of Rajasthan and is known for its magnificent palaces, vibrant markets, and Rajasthani heritage. Here are some key facts about Jaipur:1. Pink City: Jaipur earned the nickname "Pink City" because of its distinctive pink-colored buildings. In 1876, the city was painted pink to welcome the Prince of Wales, and the tradition has been maintained ever since.2. Historical Significance: Jaipur was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II and was one of India's earliest planned cities. The city's planning followed the principles of Vastu Shastra, an ancient Hindu architectural system.3. Hawa Mahal: The Hawa Mahal, or "Palace of Winds," is one of Jaipur's most iconic landmarks. This unique five-story structure with honeycomb-like windows was designed to allow royal women to observe street festivities while remaining unseen.4. City Palace: The City Palace of Jaipur is a majestic complex of palaces, courtyards, gardens, and museums. It is a blend of Rajput, Mughal, and European architectural styles.5. Amber Fort: Located just outside Jaipur, the Amber Fort is a magnificent hilltop fortress that offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can ascend the fort on elephant-back or by jeep.6. Jaipur Literature Festival: Jaipur hosts the world's largest free literary festival, the Jaipur Literature Festival, attracting renowned authors, poets, and literary enthusiasts from around the globe.7. Rajasthani Culture: Jaipur is a vibrant hub of Rajasthani culture, art, and craft. Visitors can experience traditional folk music and dance, Rajasthani cuisine, and shop for textiles, handicrafts, and gemstones.8. Jantar Mantar: The Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is one of five astronomical observatories built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features a collection of astronomical instruments.9. Markets: Jaipur is famous for its bustling markets, where one can find colorful textiles, handcrafted jewelry, pottery, and other traditional Rajasthani products. The Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar are popular shopping destinations.10. Festivals: Jaipur celebrates various festivals with enthusiasm, including Diwali, Holi, and Teej. The city's colorful processions, cultural performances, and traditional rituals during these festivals are a sight to behold.Jaipur's regal architecture, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality make it a captivating destination for travelers seeking a taste of Rajasthan's royal heritage and vibrant traditions. Whether exploring its magnificent palaces, indulging in traditional cuisine, or shopping for souvenirs, Jaipur offers a truly enriching and unforgettable experience.Measures 24 x 30.Moutned to linen.

Pan American World Airways, commonly known as Pan Am, was a major international airline that operated from 1927 to 1991. At its peak, Pan Am was one of the most recognized and influential airlines in the world, playing a significant role in shaping the history of commercial aviation. Here's an overview of Pan Am:1. Early History: Pan Am was founded in 1927 by Juan Trippe, initially as a small airline providing mail and passenger services between Key West, Florida, and Havana, Cuba. The airline quickly expanded its routes and operations, pioneering long-distance and transoceanic flights.2. Transatlantic and Transpacific Flights: Pan Am became renowned for its transatlantic and transpacific flights, connecting the United States with Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world. The airline operated luxurious flying boats, such as the famous Boeing 314 Clipper, which allowed for extended-range travel over water. These flights marked significant milestones in aviation history and brought intercontinental travel to a new level of comfort and sophistication.3. Innovations and Milestones: Pan Am was known for its continuous innovations in the airline industry. It introduced numerous advancements, including radio communications, instrument flying, and the development of airport infrastructure. Pan Am also played a vital role in establishing international air travel regulations and standards.4. Jet Age and Expansion: In the 1950s and 1960s, Pan Am embraced the Jet Age by introducing jet aircraft to its fleet, such as the Boeing 707 and Boeing 747. This allowed for faster and more efficient long-haul flights, further expanding the airline's reach across the globe. Pan Am continued to expand its route network, serving destinations in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.5. Cultural Influence and Iconic Image: Pan Am became synonymous with style, luxury, and glamour. Its flight attendants, known as Pan Am stewardesses, were admired as symbols of elegance and professionalism. The iconic blue and white Pan Am logo, known as the "Blue Meatball," became a recognizable symbol of aviation and travel.6. Financial Challenges and Decline: Despite its early successes, Pan Am faced financial difficulties in the 1980s. Factors such as rising fuel costs, increased competition, and geopolitical events, including the Lockerbie bombing in 1988, significantly impacted the airline's operations. Pan Am ultimately filed for bankruptcy in 1991 and ceased all operations, marking the end of an era in aviation.7. Legacy: Pan Am left a lasting legacy in the aviation industry. It played a crucial role in popularizing international air travel, connecting people around the world, and promoting cultural exchange. Pan Am's influence can still be felt today, as it paved the way for the modern global aviation network and inspired subsequent generations of airlines.While Pan Am is no longer in operation, its legacy continues to captivate aviation enthusiasts and serve as a reminder of the pioneering spirit and glamour of early commercial air travel.Mounted to linen.Measures 24 x 36.

Exceptional Empire clock signed Piolaine à Paris, represents Orpheus playing the flute surrounded by animals, gilding bronze, frieze representing dragons and the twelve signs of the zodiac, 19th centuryUitzonderlijke Empire klok gesigneerd Piolaine à Paris, stelt Orpheus voor die de fluit speelt omringd door dieren, verguld brons, fries voorstellende draken en de twaalf tekens van de dierenriem, 19e eeuw54 x 45 x 15 cm / Globe: H 74 cm

French mantle clock in gilt and silvered synthetic bronze decorated with knights on horseback, under glass dome, circa 1900Franse pendule in verguld en verzilverd kunstbrons versierd met ridders te paard, onder glazen stolp, circa 1900clock: H 42 cm / globe: H 51.5 cm

19th century German terrestrial globe for school use, titled "Die Erde zum Gebrauch in Schulen", made of 12 printed and coloured gores, polar calottes, the landmasses showing mountains and rivers, with a full graduated brass meridian, published by J. G. Klinger, Nuremburg, constructed and engraved by J. A. Buhler, Dia.21cm approx., mounted in a wood tripod base with a printed zodiac surround, H.48cm, (a/f)

2 Waterford cut glass canted square spirit decanters, tallest H.25.3cm overall, both with cut stoppers; Thomas Webb decanter of footed globe and shaft form, H.31.5cm overall, and claret jug ensuite, H.28cm, (lacking stopper); Royal Brierley ship's decanter, H.21cm; square spirit decanter with metal rim, H.25cm, and a plated "Brandy" bottle ticket. (7)Condition: Small blemish to ship decanter's body 

1973 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible by Karmann Transmission: manualMileage:99852The VW Beetle is a true icon of 20th Century motoring and occupies a significant position in the minds and hearts of drivers and enthusiasts across the globe. The Beetle is the longest-running and most-manufactured car of a single design platform anywhere in the world with over 21 million cars produced between 1938 and 2003. The VW Beetle has seduced many a first time buyer, collector and classic car enthusiast. And for obvious reasons; the parts network is comprehensive and inexpensive, the ability to convert the base model into many different variants was always available and the cost of the car itself presented a gateway into classic car ownership.This example was registered new in 1973 and was imported into the UK in December 1990. The Beetle has had two owners since being imported into the UK, the first of which treated the Volkswagen to a colour change to black, converted it to right hand drive and registered the car as a historic vehicle. The current keeper has maintained the car when necessary with notable work including extensive welding to the chassis and inner wings in 2019. Presented in black coachwork over a red leather interior and black hood. The hood is in good condition and the Fuchs style alloy wheels complement the Volkswagen very well indeed. The interior is in good order and the paintwork retains a deep shine although there are some age-related blemishes. In current ownership since 2017 the Volkswagen comes with a history file detailing previous maintenance documents, sundry bills, old MoT test records and the current V5C registration document. What better way to enjoy the summer than in a 1600cc Volkswagen Beetle convertible!

Assorted household items, terrestrial globe, large vase, pitcher, a Compton & Woodhouse wooden bi-plane, Minton cake stand and slice and a box of mixed china **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

A small brass terrestrial globe on stand, a treen pot and cover and two others

A faux gemstone desk top terrestrial globe on stand

A vintage table top terrestrial globe

A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Luftwaffe officers parade dagger. The hilt having a Swastika globe pommel, wire wrapped celluloid handle (cracked), cross guard in the form of an Imperial Eagle clutching the Swastika and a double edged stiletto blade. The blade marked wMw Waffen. Housed in a steel scabbard with oak leaf mounts. Measures approx 42cm. Note; from a large private collection of militaria. Due to the nature of some items, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to originality / origin / condition prior to bidding, irrespective of any description. No guarantees are implied nor offered and all lots remain sold 'as is'.

Swarovski crystal glass, three limited edition models to comprise dove of peace sitting on a globe, Planet Vision 2000 by Anton Hirzinger, a giraffe and a spread eagle on a perch, all in original white boxes (3)

Pair of Globe Wernike bookcases, in three tiers with glazed lifting doors, on plinth bases,with labels to middle sections, 120.5cm high x 84cm wide x 30cm deep (2)

A Globe Wernicke & Co. Ltd. Four Tier Sectional Bookcase, with leaded glass and base drawer, 90cm by 33cm by 161cm

A Pair of Decorative Cloisonne Vases, 26cm high, together with an inkwell in the form of a globe held aloft on the backs of three greyhounds (3)

CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE WTIH DIAMOND CLASP AND CINE-REVUE AWARD1st: The single row of cultured pearls with single-cut diamond clasp2nd: Gilt metal, engraved on reverse, 'Jean Simmons Favourite Young Star 1948' (2)Footnotes:ProvenanceThe cultured pearl necklace was a gift from Stewart Granger to Jean Simmons' mother.Tracy Granger (daughter of Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger)Lots 107 - 110 belonged to Hollywood actress Jean Simmons OBE (1929-2010) and were given to her by her first husband, Stewart Granger (1913-1993) during their courtship. The couple first met in 1946 and became romantically involved on the set of their first film together, Adam and Evelyne (1949). Granger gave the cultured pearl necklace in lot 107 to Simmons' mother when the couple married the following year in 1950. Both Simmons and Granger rose to prominence through their roles in British films during the 1940s and both became big Hollywood stars during the 1950s. Granger largely became associated with heroic swashbuckling roles as the handsome romantic male lead. Simmons was a glamorous and intensely beautiful leading lady starring in a wide variety of films from Roman epics to contemporary dramas. Both actors starred opposite some of the biggest names in Hollywood during its Golden Age. Granger's film credits include, King Solomon's Mines (1950), Scaramouche (1952), Salome (1953), Beau Brummell (1954) and Bhowani Junction (1956). Simmons played Ophelia in Laurence Olivier's Hamlet (1948), a huge international hit for which she received her first Oscar nomination. She won a Golden Globe for Best Actress in Guys and Dolls (1955). Her other film credits include Young Bess (1953), The Robe (1953), Spartacus (1960) and The Happy Ending (1969), for which she was Academy Award nominated Best Actress. She also won an Emmy for the 1983 television miniseries, The Thorn Birds. Simmons and Granger were married for ten years and had a daughter, Tracy Granger, who is selling this collection.Image Credit for the black and white photograph: Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger attending the Royal Film Performance at the Empire cinema in Leicester Square on 11th November 1954. The film being premiered was Beau Brummell, in which Granger starred with Elizabeth Taylor. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary EvansFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

BOUCHERON: DOG BROOCH, 1947The geometric head with ruby bead eyes and engraved nose, the body composed of two polished spheres, the neck, tail and legs of articulated gas-pipe linking, signed Boucheron Paris, numbered 12.8.01, workshop marks French assay marks, dimensions 4.0 x 5.0cm, later Boucheron boxFootnotes:Boucheron created three versions of this unusual articulated brooch in 1947: a dog, a cat and a horse. This lot is illustrated in Wald Lasowski, Patrick & Clais Anne-Marie, 'Boucheron. Capturing the Sparkle', Paris, 2005, on page 208, where it is noted as being designed by Maynier. A copy of the book accompanies this lot.ProvenanceJean Simmons, given to her by Stewart GrangerTracy Granger (their daughter)Lots 107 - 110 belonged to Hollywood actress Jean Simmons OBE (1929-2010) and were given to her by her first husband, Stewart Granger (1913-1993) during their courtship. The couple first met in 1946 and became romantically involved on the set of their first film together, Adam and Evelyne (1949). Granger gave the cultured pearl necklace in lot 107 to Simmons' mother when the couple married the following year in 1950. Both Simmons and Granger rose to prominence through their roles in British films during the 1940s and both became big Hollywood stars during the 1950s. Granger largely became associated with heroic swashbuckling roles as the handsome romantic male lead. Simmons was a glamorous and intensely beautiful leading lady starring in a wide variety of films from Roman epics to contemporary dramas. Both actors starred opposite some of the biggest names in Hollywood during its Golden Age. Granger's film credits include, King Solomon's Mines (1950), Scaramouche (1952), Salome (1953), Beau Brummell (1954) and Bhowani Junction (1956). Simmons played Ophelia in Laurence Olivier's Hamlet (1948), a huge international hit for which she received her first Oscar nomination. She won a Golden Globe for Best Actress in Guys and Dolls (1955). Her other film credits include Young Bess (1953), The Robe (1953), Spartacus (1960) and The Happy Ending (1969), for which she was Academy Award nominated Best Actress. She also won an Emmy for the 1983 television miniseries, The Thorn Birds. Simmons and Granger were married for ten years and had a daughter, Tracy Granger, who is selling this collection.Image Credit for the black and white photograph: Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger attending the Royal Film Performance at the Empire cinema in Leicester Square on 11th November 1954. The film being premiered was Beau Brummell, in which Granger starred with Elizabeth Taylor. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary EvansFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A silvered cast metal 1924 Empire Exhibition globe trinket box. With plush silk lined interior, on four lion supports and a square base, height 7cm, the base 9cm square.

Attractive silver mounted miniature glass globe scent bottle, the screw cover enclosing an inner glass stopper, maker Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1947, 3" high; together with a pair of small Levi & Salaman silver topped glass jars, 1.5" high (3)

French antique bronze ink stand, modelled as a globe surmounted by an eagle with outstretched wings, the cover dividing at the equator revealing a porcelain ink well, raised on four scroll supports terminating on paw feet, 9" high

An early 20th Century Geographia 10" Terrestrial Globe, set on ebonised turned wood pedestal base

An Our Glass Torquay Art Glass vase of 'Jack-in-the-Pulpit' style with internal red enamel decoration - sold with a similar vase of globe form

Electric light up globe by Technodidattica

A brass oil lamp with reeded stem and etched globe converted to electric, 65cm tall

A Denmark Scan Globe with light up feature on stand by Karl F Harig, 41cm high

A Globe Wernicke oak four section bookcase

Late Victorian Geographia 8" Terrestrial Globe, showing railways, steamer routes and English possessions, mounted in brass half-meridian, supported on a turned ebonized stand, circa 1880-1890, approx 37 cms h.