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Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Long live our great Motherland, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - featuring the State Emblem of the USSR with a gold hammer and sickle and a red Soviet star over a globe of the world surrounded by two wreaths of wheat on the sides wrapped in red ribbons reading Workers of the World, Unite! in the official languages of the different Soviet Republics, a shining sun in the background and black striped St George's ribbon at the bottom, set against a lit up glowing red background with the bold text below and stage like curtains framing the image. Fair condition, repaired tears, restored paper losses, creasing, staining. Country of issue: Russia, designer: V. Viktorov, size (cm): 86x61, year of printing: 1947.

A metal garden armillary globe, 46cm diameter

Early 20th century golden oak two section barristers bookcase, Globe Wernicke company style, sliding doors with bakelite handles (one missing), 87x34x84cm tall. In good functional condition, some signs of wear and use such as scuffs, knocks, old worm, scratches etc. Missing one handle.

Early 20th century three section barrister's bookcase with sliding doors with brass knobs, Globe Wernicke company style, 87x36x113cm tall (5 pieces). In good functional condition, some signs of wear and use such as scuffs, knocks, old worm, scratches etc.

A pair of silver miniature figures of a pram and a spinning globe, combined weight 37.5 grams (2), tallest 5 cm.

The original supercar killer, rightfully earning the title ‘Godzilla’, this low-mileage, very special R32 benefits from a host of period upgrades by JDM tuning gurus Kansai Service.There are very few cars that can earn world renowned nicknames due to their automotive prowess. To cite a few, we have RUF’s Yellowbird, Mercedes’ Hammer and Porsche’s 'Widow maker', but arguably the best and most iconic automotive nickname in history was given to the Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R, rightfully nicknamed ‘Godzilla’.The GT-R moniker was somewhat of a sacred cow for Nissan having discontinued it in 1973 following their Hakosuka and Kenmari Skylines, but Nissan revived it 16-years later with the introduction of the R32 Skyline. The car’s heart was Nissan’s hugely capable RB26DETT, a 2.6 litre, twin-turbocharged inline 6-cylinder DOHC engine producing the ‘Gentleman’s Agreement’ 276bhp and included all the latest electronic gadgetry including 4-wheel drive, HICAS all-wheel steering, and multi-link suspension. The Godzilla title was gained/earned for two reasons, firstly for its supercar killer performance on the road and secondly for its sheer domination on the racetrack winning every single race (29 out of 29) in the Japanese Grand Touring Championship between 1990 – 1994, as well as winning the 1991 Spa 24hr and Bathurst 1000 in 1991 and 1992 consecutively. Tour de Force doesn’t quite cut it, the R32 GT-R was simply unstoppable and unbeatable.The car culture in Japan is globally renowned for its passion for modification, enthusiasm for all cars, and unbridled ability to push the boat out. Throughout the 1990s, the tuner culture truly exploded in the Japanese car world with (now) infamous garages, workshops and brands popping up and growing notoriety such as Smokey Nagata’s ‘Top Secret’, Akira Nakai’s ‘RWB’, and brands/factions such as Nismo, Blitz, HKS and others.Kansai Service was, and still is, a tuning faction/division of performance part gurus, HKS Japan. They are a separate company with a longstanding close relationship with the founders of HKS, so naturally they use lots of HKS parts on their cars, although not exclusively. Their speciality is building reliable, dependable, and fast cars that are backed by a Kansai warranty with the aim of building 600-800bhp cars that would last 10+ years rather than 1,000bhp+ cars that would only last a month. They are known for great service, testing and record keeping for their clients’ cars.This 1993 R32 GT-R Kansai Service was purchased and imported by our vendor via BHP Imports in 2017 following a long hunt for the right car. As soon as it landed it was immediately detailed and undersealed to futureproof its 4B auction condition. It’s lived a pampered life in a temperature-controlled garage, never driven on a wet or salty road since being in the country, living alongside our vendors collection of JDM royalty. It's finished in Sonic Silver with a grey cloth interior and is one of the very few cars built and prepared by Kansai Service themselves, boasting an almighty specification list. To the naked eye, the car appears to be totally standard, short of the Advan AVS VS5 wheels and small ‘Kansai Service’ badge, however with its Kansai Service treatment it's been quietly tuned and tweaked as they know best, primarily using HKS parts, to produce a very reliable 490whp, approximately 600bhp at the crank. In addition to the mechanical upgrades, the interior benefits from Nissan installed upgraded door and rear parcel shelf speakers, with a Kenwood minidisc player as a head unit.Even with the novel-length upgrade list, the driveability, comfort, and somewhat unassuming looks are all retained, despite having enough power to embarrass most things on the road, even by today’s standards. All these things add up to help this GT-R retain its Godzilla title in fantastic style, including retaining the HICAS system that many remove due to poor maintenance.Within the history file there are two sets of keys, a fabulous amount of JDM service history including booklets, invoices, Nissan and Nismo paperwork and Owner’s Handbooks. UK history includes DVLA/registration correspondence, invoices for parts/servicing and MOTs. The mileage is a verified total of 71,750km (44,600 miles), the car was imported with a documented speedometer change at 57,000km for more suitable 320kph items. The car has been kept in kilometres and now reads 16,003km.The specification list is truly exceptional, using the best parts available, to create an R32 that perfectly encapsulates the tuning scene of the 1990s. The known upgrades are as follows, which we state as ‘known’ due to only listing what we have documentation for:- HKS LC turbochargers (full HKS fitting kit with reinforced actuators)- HKS exhaust manifold- HKS intercooler- HKS intercooler piping kit- HKS evc/boost controller- Nismo 8.5 twin plate clutch- Nismo solid shifter assembly- Tomei camshafts- HKS cam pulleys- HKS mushroom intakes- HKS Kansai lower brace kit- Kansai upper front and rear brace- HKS Kansai transmission collar- HKS turbo timer- DEFI Gauges in centre console- HKS pillow ball tension rods- New Nismo floor mats- HKS exhaust- Genuine removable Nissan rear window tint screen- New Meister R coilovers supplied and fitted by RB Motorsport in 2021- HKS Sports coilovers that the car came on are also included.- 17" Advan AVS VS5 alloys with AD08R semi-slick tyres with almost new tread depth.These special Japanese sports cars from the 1990s are soaring in popularity, and rightly so. Good, low mileage, and special examples are hard to find yet they do exist as you see here. Suitable for any enthusiast or collector alike, this Kansai Service car is truly very special, and R32s are definitely underappreciated, especially in relation to the R34 GT-R, Subaru 22Bs/P1s and special Mitsubishi Evos. These JDM legends are rightly becoming highly desirable and are slowly making their way into the best car collections across the globe, and rarely do we see an R32 of this mileage, quality and calibre on the market making this a superb opportunity.SpecificationMake: NISSANModel: SKYLINE R32 GT-R KANSAI SERVICEYear: 1993Chassis Number: BNR32303078Registration Number: K311 HRMTransmission: ManualEngine Number: RB26Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 57515 KMMake: RHDInterior Colour: Grey ClothClick here for more details and images

A pair of 19th century cut glass globe decanters complete with original stoppers, another small decanter with a silver sherry label, a squat whisky flask, thirteen wine glasses and six sherry glasses.

A Globe Wernicke style oak bookcase of three tiers enclose by three pairs of glazed doors, 90cm wide

A cocktail cabinet in the form of a globe on turned supports, a nest of three graduated oak occasional tables and a child's chair

A seven sectional oak Globe Wernicke sectional bookcase with glazed up and over doors, five shallow and two deep

A large Globe in minerals and semi - precious stones with built in compass base 48cm h.

A semi precious gemstone world globe rotating on its axis on a white metal stand.

1 box Wooden scoop, converted brass lantern,Brass globe conical basket blue and white grinder.1 box 2 stone ware flagons,Tool, scoop, 2 large plates, wooden tray and root.

A terrestrial globe cocktail cabinet/trolley

A terrestrial globe cocktail cabinet/trolley

Early 20th century mahogany Globe Wernicke design stacking library bookcase, four tier, each enclosed by glazed up-and-over doors, on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 139cm  Length/Width: 82cm  Depth/Diameter: 36cm

A hardstone table globe on stand

A three section Globe-Wernick bookcase in oak

A Globe Wernicke mahogany three section bookcase, with three sections above a drawer, 87cms wide, 31cms deep and 120cms tall

A Metamec wall clock and a small tin globe.

Pair vintage brass wall lights, small desk globe, cast metal pheasant models, 19th century slop bowl, curtains, two riding crops with anter handles etc in two boxes

A LARGE ETCHED BONE GLOBE COMPASS. 2.75ins diameter.

A small modern brass astrological globe

A brass oil lamp with double burner, clear glass chimney and opaque glass globe shade

A SMALL TABLE GLOBE TOGETHER WITH A SELECTION OF CUT GLASS ETC

A C.H. Brannam Barnstaple art pottery tyg of globe form with incised poem (dated 1897) (a/f) - sold with a small mug with incised motto 'In Barnstaple was made this cup Fill it with milk and drink it up' (dated 1895) - sold with a Baron Barnstaple reticulated flower holder and a small C.H. Brannam bowl with Art Nouveau style slip decoration

A modern globe pattern drinks cabinet with printed map decoration and shaped undertier, set on casters

A late 20th Century World Classic Series globe

Two large and one small Victorian glass globe decanters, together with a ruby glass dish and a table lamp

A 9ct gold charm bracelet with various 9ct charms comprising a large open link chain, each link approx 15 x 10mm, with padlock clasp, length approx 18cm, hallmarked 9ct, suspending various 9ct gold charms including £10 note, slipper, boxer dog, world globe, Scottie dog, Poodle and an unmarked yellow metal 31 note charm, total gross weight approx 80.6gms further details: good all links intact, minor wear and tear commensurate with age  

A modern day globe made with pieces of marble and mother of pearl, along with Roman Soldiers chess set

A decorative table globe set in a brass frame - 'Lapis Globe'

A VICTORIAN SILVER GOBLET by Richard Martin & Ebenzer Hall, London 1879, the deep ovoid bowl raised on a knopped stem issuing from a spreading circular foot, the body engraved with a shaped band of flowerheads and foliage, pendant foliate swags, also with tongue-and-dot and squigglework decoration, with presentation inscription dated 1883, gilded to bowl interior. 18.6cm high, 8 troy ouncesPresentation inscription: PRESENTED BY / LANGDALE'S CHEMICAL MANURE CO. / LIMITED. / FOR 12 GREEN GLOBE TURNIPS. / GROWN WITH THEIR MANURE / WON BY / M.POTTS ESQ / CHESTER-LE-STREET / 1883.Marks clear and well struck. Stands upright, very minor rocking to foot. Surface marks and light scratches commensurate with age and use.

A LARGE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE VASE of globe and shaft form, enamel painted with figures on a turquoise ground, bears iron-red seal-type mark. 37cm highIn very good condition without chips, cracks or restoration.

A mid 20th Century Soholm vase of globe and shaft form decorated with a hand painted blue pattern against the grey ground, impressed mark, height 17.5cm, together with a similar dish, the design attributed to Josef Simon, diameter 19.5cm. (2)

An early 20th Century continental claret jug of slender globe and shaft form with high loop handle and tall stopper, cased in amber flash over clear crystal and cut with printie panels and a cross hatch band, height 41cm.

A large early 20th Century Baccarat Tsar glass decanter of compressed globe and shaft form cased in ruby over clear crystal, decorated with a radial star cut motif with hobnail and diamond cut shoulders rising to a slice cut neck and mushroom form stopper with fan cut motifs, height 47cm.

A large Moorcroft Pottery vase of globe and shaft form decorated in the Spring Flowers pattern, impressed mark alongside blue initials, height 24.5cm.

A later 20th Century Royal Brierley clear cut crystal table lamp with a waisted baluster form base and large globe shade cut and polished with arched panels engraved with stylised fuschia, height 38cm, together with two clear crystal decanters. (3)

A late 19th to early 20th Century French Globe de Mariee, with a gilt metal interior decorated with birds flowers and mirrored panels with a pearl tiara on a red velvet cushion, all to an ebonised base with a glass dome cover, total height 56cm, length 37cm.

PENDANT CEILING LIGHT with opaque shadeGlobe is 35cm high.

TERRESTRIAL GLOBE/WEATHER STATION on wooden base41cm high

*GLOBE-WERNICKE FIVE SECTION OAK BOOKCASE / LOCATED AT VICTORIA ANTIQUES, WADEBRIDGE, PL27 7DD

A modern 'terrestrial globe' form drinks cabinet, opening to reveal fitted interior. H.85 Diam.50cm

Bill Culbert (b.1935)Cubic Projections, 1968signed and numberedplastic with pin-holes radiating light60cm diameter. Literature: David Mellor, The Sixties Art Scene in London, Phaidon, London, 1993, pp.180-181 for an example illustrated in a mirror-chamber. Bill Culbert was one of a handful of artists in the mid-sixties exploring kinetic and optical art forms. Cubic Projections is a light sculpture that sees the perforation of a black globe allowing spots of light to be projected and a regulated flow of light at intervals to be seen, depicting the image of the bulb filament onto the surrounding surfaces. This sculpture was one of a limited edition of multiples produced and sold by The Lisson Gallery in 1968.

A selection of vintage toys to include Playmobil, K'Nex, model diecast vehicles, two dolls, one in a wooden bed, a Robin snow globe, UNICEF Christmas tree ornaments, and other items Location:

A RARE 19TH-20TH CENTURY INDIAN ENGRAVED BRASS GLOBE, 12.5cm.

PAIR OF GEORGE III 9 INCH CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL GLOBES BY WILLIAM BARDIN CIRCA 1785 the celestial cartouche reading, ‘The Celestial Globe, Accompanying the Geographical Magazine, Published as the act directs by Harrison & C° N° 18, Paternoster Row, Apr 1 1785, Made by W. Bardin Fleet Street, London’, the terrestrial cartouche indistinctly reading '...made by W. Bar... Fleet Street, London', California is shown as a peninsula, Australia labelled 'New Holland', each globe mounted in a brass meridian within a horizon ring applied with astrological signs, on turned mahogany baluster stands with x-stretchersDimensions:29cm diameter, 34cm highProvenance:Provenance: Purchased Christies, King Street, London, Fine English Furniture 25th Sept 1997, Lot 202Note: Note: William Bardin is recorded as publishing globes from the 1780s onwards, a number of which were produced together with his contemporary Gabriel Wright (1740-1783). Bardin's son, Thomas Marriott Bardin, joined the firm as an apprentice in 1783, shortly after the death of Gabriel Wright. Bardin operated on Fleet Street until 1795 when the company moved to Salisbury Square. Bardin' son and granddaughter Elizabeth continued to make globes into the 1830s.

The Pilgrim or The Shepherds of Coimbra. Windsor-Castle 1745, autograph manuscript by 'Arriga Beataspina', [4], 41 pp., written in a neat hand in various coloured inks including gilt and red highlights, the decorative title-page incorporating the arms of the Shelley family of Michelgrove in Clapham, West Sussex, the title-page also incorporating a quotation from Nathaniel Lee (1645/52-1692), 'Love, that like Bane perfum'd, infects the Mind; / That sad Delight, that charms all Womankind', escutcheon with the decorative monogram 'HP' at foot of title, the dedication to 'La Senora Maria Concaesca' and ‘signed’ by Arriga Beataspina at foot, laid paper with watermark of H.W. Schoen, some ink partly faded and some browning and occasional spotting and offsetting, but the text wholly legible, contemporary embossed red decorative thick paper wrappers (lower outer corner of rear wrapper missing), the whole rebound (with additional endpapers with Cupid standing on a globe watermark) into an early 20th-century gilt-decorated vellum binding with floral design to upper cover and decorative dentelles, the hinges of some leaves and the wrappers neatly strengthened with linen strips, binding with minor dust-soiling and marks, small 4to (200 x 160 mm)QTY: (1)NOTE:A literary curiosity, apparently written under the penname Arriga Beataspina at Windsor Castle.The arms on the title page are those of the Shelley family of Michelgrove in Clapham, West Sussex, and of many other places; the fact that they are shown on a lozenge and not impaled or quartered suggests that the dedicatee is an unmarried Shelley daughter. The dedicatee, La Signora Maria Concaesca, is presumably a humorous rendition of Mary Shelley. The story is about real people - Peregrine Bertie (1555-1601), thirteenth baron Willoughby, was indeed the son of Richard Bertie, a religious evangelical, who did marry the Duchess of Suffolk, escape Mary's persecution, and their son Peregrine was born in Wesel in 1555, and the king of Portugal was Sebastian - died 1578. Peregrine married Mary de Vere, daughter of the sixteenth earl of Oxford, sometime between 25 December 1577 and 12 March 1578. The Royal Collection Trust has a later manuscript with striking similarities (GEO/ADD/43/12); PDF viewable online. It is a copy of "The Abencerrago or The Knights Adventurers", 1814, has the same author '(?)Sheriga [Arriga] Beataspina', and is dedicated to "A Sua Eccellenza Donna Carolina Fattore". It is dated 9 February 1814, and on paper watermarked Whatman 1794, unlike this volume which has Dutch paper identifiable to 1707-1743. Both copies are dated at Windsor Castle, has the same use of capitals and the occasional inset verse, and is on a 16th-century Iberian theme. Both dedications involve a marriage, a walk, the weather and a reference to what follows as a novel.

A small Omega style globe watch, dia. 4cm.

A Philips 'slate' surface globe, H. 49cm.

A large metal framed semi precious stone mosaic globe, H. 46cm

Seven oil on canvases and prints: Still life, featuring a globe 69cm x 80cm, Stable scene 72cm x 86cm, a decorative print, man with horse and hound 69cm x 86cm, decorative print Girl with Geese 67cm x 92cm, oil on board still life bowl of fruit 69cm x 90cm, oil on canvas French Sailing Barges, signed 68cm x 78cm, print "Now They're Off" 66cm x 78cm.

Freemasonry: a Georgian silver Plate Jewel, circular form 50mm, profusely engraved with Masonic emblems within a leaf border, rev. shaking hands, 'Robt Fletcher', a dove flying above a globe, 'PEACE ON EARTH', pierced for suspension, good very fine.50.35mm diameter

Roman Empire: Constantine the Great, follis, London, bust right; rev. Sol standing holding globe, 20.44mm, 2.98 g, good very fine, in a double glazed frame.

A table top gem set globe in gilt metal mount with compass to base, 27cmH

A Lapis style globe mounted with minerals and semi precious stones in gilt wire settings, with compass to base on gilt metal frame, with relevant paperwork, 46cmH

A modern globe cocktail cabinet, with transfer printed body, on baluster central stem, with turned supports terminating in castors, with part fitted interior, 98cm high.

Two Lladro figures, girl aside globe, and another girl aside puppy and lantern, printed marks beneath, 23cm high. (2)

A large Contemporary hanging ceiling light having a clear glass globe shade with central metal stem with four offset protruding light arms, all in the manner of Verner Panton. Measures approx. 38cm x 34cm diameter.