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Click here to subscribeOxford - Cararama - Matchbox - 30 x models mostly boxed and a quantity of catalogues and Globe collector magazines. Includes limited edition Austin Mini van in GEC livery, Mini Platinum Member 2006 edition, Routemaster bus Platinum Member 2004 edition and similar. They appear Mint in mostly Good boxes. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]
Oxford - Lledo - 34 x boxed vehicles and a quantity of associated Globe magazines. Includes VW bus in flower power livery, Austin Seven Mini in red, Ford Model T in Van Houten Chocolate livery and similar others. They appear Mint in mostly Good boxes. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]
A GROUP OF TABLE LAMPS, comprising a pair of metal candle holders with red beaded shade, a Tiffany style table lamp with a red and gold glass shade, height 56cm to top of finial, an illuminated globe, a pair of glass and gold gilt table lamps with cream shades and a brass table lamp with a cream shade (9) (Condition report: lamps untested)
HOPE MONCRIEFF, A.R. (ed.): 'The World of Today A Survey of the Lands and Peoples of the Globe as Seen in Travel and Commerce. Gresham, 1906. In 6 vols. complete in VG condition. Many illus./photos./maps (fold-outs) etc. Some rubs and bumps here and there, but a healthy survivor. At least Good throughout, probably better. Clean and bright internally.
A mid-20th century 'Philips' 10 inch Challenge globe, raised on a mahogany stand, height 42cm, together with a 'Philips' 6 inch library globe, height 40cm.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.
An early 20th century oak Globe Wernicke three-section glazed library bookcase, height 116cm, width 86.5cm, depth 31cm.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.
An early 20th century oak Globe Wernicke two-section glazed bookcase, height 76cm, width 82cm, depth 27cm (some alterations).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 George V oak Globe Wernicke graduated three-tier bookcase, fitted with a drawer to base, height 123cm, width 86cm, depth 29cm.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.
Stevens .22 rifle 67402 LICENCE REQUIRED Stevens .22LR falling block rifle, 24.5inch barrel with folding globe sight, folding rear peep sight, colour case hardened action, 3/4 musket style stock, serial number 67402, London proof marks. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .22 VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED.105cm long
Remington Hepburn No.3 .44 target rifle Remington Hepburn Creedmore No.3 .44 target rifle, 34 inch octagonal barrel engraved 'E. Remington and Sons, Ilion N.Y.' the underside stamped 44 2 4/10 for the 44-90 straight calibre, stamped L.L Hepburn twice below the forend, fitted with a windage adjustable front globe sight with spirit level, and folding tang mounted diopter sight, the action with faint colour case harden stamped 'Hepburns Patent' figured walnut stock with chequered pistol grip and chequered gutta-percha butt plate bearing the ERS Remington logo, serial number 6686 to the barrel, trigger tang and inside edge of forend. Section 58(2) antique/obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Photo ID will be required if the rifle is to be posted out.127cm long The rifle is in good to excellent general condition. The bore is excellent with crisp rifling and sharp edges. The bluing on the exterior of the barrel is very good with very light wear to the edges. The action works correctly with a strong spring. There is faint colour case harden to action still visible but some signs of very light pitting marks can be seen, these are darker around the trigger guard and tang. There are some very occasional small corrosion spots dotted around such as to the chequered part of the hammer, the tang, and to the winding thread of the rear sight. I am not sure if the front and rear sights are the ones that the rifle started out with. They show slightly more signs of wear to the bluing and may have been added to the rifle in its working life. The stock is free from splits of repairs. There are a few dents and light scratches but nothing defacing. There are small areas where the compressed rubber buttplate does not fit quite flush with the bottom of the butt, this is probably due to slight warping of the buttplate but is a minor concern. Some of the screw heads show signs of being worked.
M.A. Taylor of Sheffield .451 percussion target rifle LICENCE REQUIRED M.A. Taylor of Sheffield .451 percussion target rifle, 35 inch barrel with fine adjustable globe front sight (three elements present in total) and folding ladder rear sight, half-length stock with the provision of a peep sight to be mounted, serial number A3980 (hidden under the forend) Birmingham proofs.The maker of this rifle has been in touch with us to say he made this rifle in 1980. It was used by Mr Gordon Gerrade who scored a record 98 in the MLAGB Short Range match at Bisleys Short Siberia range.This class of rifle was made for long ranges up to 1,000 yards UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .451 RIFLE VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED. 133cm long The gun is in average condition, showing signs of a working life with a fair amount of age and use.The metalwork to the exterior of the gun has some light pitting or surface discolouration to the polished parts. The bore is good with a good rifling profile and no signs of pitting.There is light corrosion in the nipple channel.The blued finish is showing signs of wear.The action cocks and releases with a strong spring.The wood stock is free from splits or repairs, there are however dents and scratches.Some screw heads show signs of being worked.The rifle lacks the rear sight it should have at the wrist position.
A George III circa 1800 pocket terrestrial globe by John & William Carey inscribed "Carey's Pocket Globe agreeable to the latest discoveries London, published by J & W Carey, Strand, April 3rd 1791" housed in a red Morocco leather covered case bearing interior decoration of "A table of latitudes & longitudes of places not given on this globe" and "The World as known in Caesar's time agreeable to D'Auville" globe 7 cm diameter, case 8.7 cm diameter CONDITION REPORTS The case, whilst basically sound, has signs of wear and tear conducive with age and several areas of arguably minor damage. The most prominent being a crack above the globe pin holder, approx 4 cm long on the side of the "A table of latitudes and longitudes...". The covering is red leather, not shagreen. See images for further detail. The globe itself is in overall good condition though to the North Pole, there is, around the pin, a missing section of 9mm x 6 mm (possibly to replicate that of present day real life!?). The the South Pole around the pin, there is also another section missing approx 6mm x 4 mm. See images for further detail.
A late 20th century Georama 19" terrestrial globe, by George Philip & Son Ltd, on wooden stand, globe diameter 50cmGlobe is in good overall condition, there are some very small pieces of paper missing particularly around the creases although no large loss, some discolouration and staining to the paper again particularly around the creasing areas
Early 19th century pearlware-glazed pottery figure of a lion, shown standing with front left paw resting on a globe, on a rectangular base with four feet, polychrome painted, 17cm high x 15cm wideGood original condition, teeth chipped and missing, chip to one support, wear to polychrome , some minor chips to borders, the lion has a great expression ! See extra images
A HAILWARE ART DECO FROSTED MOULDED GLASS WALL LIGHT AND TWO ART DECO METAL FROSTED GLASS PENDANT LIGHTS (7)The first (also with another backplate, stamped), the glass stamped, ‘HAILWARE Reg. No. 769921’, 33.5cm high, the metal mounted hanging light with tapering shaft, 70cm high; the frosted pyramidal light moulded with geometric patterns 24cm wide, 20cm high; a chrome-plated scallop shell moulded glass wall light, 26cm wide; Together with a chrome plated spherical shaped light, 18.5cm high; a triangular shaped wall light or pocket (not wired), 34cm wideProvenance: The wall pocket - acquired from Christie’s, London 1998.Condition Report:Hailware shade with no major damage noted; both backplates with scratches and wear. Long shade and metal lamp: shade with chip to the base where it meets the metal stand, stand with evidence of rust and wear. Globe shade - no major damage notedShell shade - roughness and small chips right across top edgeand ill fitting in the metal mount (possibly associated). Triangular wall light - large crack to one side.Pyramid shade - small nibbles to the edges but generally ok.
AN ART DECO GILT AND GREEN PAINTED SPELTER FIGURAL TABLE LAMP AND ANOTHER (2)Mounted on antico verde marble stepped base with engraved plaque dated 1933, 47cm high; The other with opposing gilt spelter dancing female figures supporting a yellow opaque globular shade, mounted o a mahogany base, 44.5cm high overallCondition Report:Both spelter and wired for electricity. Single figure - Wear to the paint and decoration; blue tac residue to the top likely to affix a lampshade; small chips to the edges of the tiered base.Double figure - small hole to the base of the lamp fitting above the wooden base (see image), general wear. The glass globe shade is not fixed with pins but is placed over the light fitting on a. Circular shelf.
THREE PAIRS OF FROSTED GLASS SHADES AND TWO OTHER SHADES (8)To including a pair of dimples spherical globe shaped shades, 22cm high, a pair of tiered fluted shades, 29cm high, a matched pair or flame shades and two further single shadesCondition Report:2mm ship to the tip of one flame shade.
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