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Lot 183
Motorcycling - two pairs of folding motorcycle goggles with tinted glass, one in box; a pair of padded leather and metal motorcycle goggles; pair of sheepskin leather gauntlets; pair of leather and pair of suede gauntlets; a pair of brown leather leggings and a leather and sheepskin helmet, c.1940's - 1960's
Lot 739
A black silk opera hat, a Tress & Co., London straw boater, 19.5 cm front to back x 15.5 cm across, Lock & Co., St. James's St. bowler hat, 20 cm front to back x 16.3 cm across, a pith helmet, 18.5 cm front to back x 15 cm across, to/w a child's sporran and a gentleman's dress shirt Condition Report Opera hat - needs cleaning 1 cm rip to top Rim to bowler faded Top hat circumference 60 cm
Lot 115
A famille rose mug, Qianlong , painted with central panel of a vase of flowers, 14cm high; another with dragon handle, Qianlong , 13cm high; a famille rose export jug, Qianlong , painted with sprigs and sprays of flowers, 23cm high; a famille rose helmet shaped jug, Qianlong , painted with a Chinese lady and Gentleman and two children, 13.5cm high; a famille rose salt, Qianlong , painted with flowers, 8cm diam and a oval mazarine, Qianlong , 30cm 清乾隆 粉彩花卉纹杯二件 瓶二件盐瓶一件盘一件
Lot 120
A famille rose, coral-ground Jar and Cover, c.1920, painted with a couple appraising precious objects with three boy attendants in a garden, the reverse panel with a man with a halberd and helmet and four boys, reserved on a coral ground with gilt insets and floral sprigs, 32cm (2) 民国约1920年 珊瑚地描金折枝花卉纹开光粉彩庭院人物图冬瓜盖罐
Lot 195
Murray Walker's personal motor-cycle helmet by Premier, a full-face design in metallic gold on black with five gold stars, a BMW sticker at the back, full lining and strap but lacking visor, some chips to the gel coat, good condition, with a Murray Walker signed letter; sold with four baseball caps: two IOM TT races, one Honda Goldwing and one Rizla Suzuki (5) Murray Walker was given this helmet by multiple British motorcycle World Champion Phil Read who owned the Premier helmet company. It was worn by him for thousands of miles, including many on the fabled Isle of Man TT course, whilst riding his two BMW bikes, for which company he personally applied the logo to the back of the helmet, being an "out and out" enthusiast for the marque.
Lot 226
Val Musetti 1980s raceworn AGV helmet and CAN-AM racesuit, a red and white AGV full-face helmet design, initials VM set on a small Italian flag, his name on both sides, FISA and Spa stickers, RAC/ACU approved, made 1984, lining support foam perished, with visor and helmet bag; a white 'Formula One' Nomex racesuit with red chest band, his name and blood group alongside Lola and SCCA logo patches, also Budweiser CAN-AM, Champion, Goodyear epaulettes, plus an FIA approval patch; together with a pair of red and white Westover driving boots, Nomex driving gloves and balaclava, all held in a 'Formula One' red and black hold-all bag with Air Canada luggage labels still attached (qty.) Val Musetti raced sportscars in the 1980s and competed in the North American 'CAN-AM' series.
Lot 193
2012 Jorge Lorenzo Qatar Grand Prix worn helmet by Nolan, the X-lite X-802 ventilated race helmet with clear visor, the 'round the outside' white halo and central red cross design on top, with two gold stars and bearing Rockstar Energy Drink logos, his red-winged Spartan helmet motif on the back, complete with removable lining, the helmet strap bearing a stitched label marked (E3) 052521/P - 022741, with its original helmet bag Jorge Lorenzo wore a slightly different helmet in the opening 2012 MotoGP race in Qatar, where he took pole position and won. The design was then changed and for the rest of the season featured a white trim surround to its base, rather than the original black one used there. It was later presented to a member of the Yamaha team.
Lot 191
2003 Casey Stoner 125cc GP race worn and crashed helmet, the Nolan N93 ventilated race helmet with darkened visor and full lining, a red, blue and gold design based upon the Australian flag, a Stoner kangaroo motif on the back, the top left side gel coat chipped with accident damage, also losses to the rear polymer trim surround base, unassociated helmet bag In 2003 Casey Stoner moved to the 125cc GP category with Lucio Cecchinello and Aprilia. Improving all season, he took three seconds before winning his first Grand Prix at the season finale in Valencia. This helmet was later acquired from a member of the LCR team.
Lot 234
Valentino Musetti 1970s raceworn Bell helmet and Formula 1 racesuit, the white Bell helmet with horizontal red band as worn in the 1979 Formula 1 Race of Champions at Brands Hatch, 1975 Snell No.A266974, clear visor, matching red Nomex helmet skirt and balaclava, radio intercom and life support connector, lining support foam perished; a Nomex racesuit by 'Formula One' of Carnaby Street bearing his name and blood group embroidered to the right breast, red with double white stripes and elasticated cuffs, Champion, 'Formula One', Goodyear and Nomex logo patches; also a pair of red Westover driving boots, red and white Nomex gauntlet gloves and vest, sold with a 1979 F1 Race of Champions programme bearing his ink signature on the front cover (qty.) In the 1970s Valentino Musetti was well known to spectators as the driver who did the stunts in the film 'The Italian Job', the original version starring Michael Caine. Although such stunt work paid for his motor racing, the occupation had one drawback as filming schedules regularly disrupted any chances he had of winning championships. Nevertheless he progressed to the British Formula 1 series and competed against the stars of the day in the 1979 non-championship F1 'Race of Champions'. He worked as Christopher Reeve's stunt double in Superman I & II and appeared in many Hollywood epics such as Batman, Indiana Jones, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, not to mention various James Bond films. His TV work included popular series like The Avengers, Dr Who, The Professionals, Poirot and Midsomer Murders. Occasionally credited as an actor, he also made Road Safety commercials.
Lot 2350
Bayonet: An interesting Gataghan bladed brass hilted bayonet in the style of the 1866 Chasspot Sabre bayonet. The ricasso is stamped with the Knights helmet logo of W.R. KIRSCHBAUM & CIE. This logo would date the bayonet between 1862- 1883. The pommel is stamped 'V over C.P.A.' (Volunteers Cinque Ports Artillery). In a blued steel Chasspot scabbard marked 'T.7600'. In good condition overall. *Note the pattern 1853 Artillery sword bayonet carried the V-CPA mark.
Lot 292
A German Pewter Coffee Pot and Cover and Milk Jug and Cover, dated 1785, of fluted baluster form with turned wooden thumb pieces, the bases inscribed JWFB 1785, 23cm and 19cm high; A Similar Helmet Shaped Jug, with scroll handle, gadrooned body and foot, 30cm high; and A Pewter Mug, stamped CHESTER, 16cm high (4) Bowl with some minor dents and scratching. Losses to handle coverings on coffee pot and milk jug. Helmet shaped jug with sprained foot, neck and handle, patination lost to band around central portion of body, and with other deep scratches. Mug with approx 25% of the foot rim missing and with dents and scratching. 221214
Lot 110
A Provincial Silver Cream Jug, Thomas Wheatley, Newcastle circa 1840, of helmet form with typical bright cut engraving; A George III Mustard, Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, London 1781, of drum form with a hinged cover engraved with a crest and blue glass liner; A Miniature Silver Gilt Ladle, Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1805, Old English pattern with a canon handle and chased scrolls to the terminal, 9cm long; A Miniature Silver Knife, William Hornby, London 1906; A Miniature Fork, with three tines and a canon handle; and A Green Glass Spirit Flask, probably Whitefriars, with a silver mounted cork stopper, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1901 (6) Cream jug with repairs. Otherwise clear marks (fork unmarked) throughout and overall good order. Fork possibly had a wooden shaft attached?
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