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An early 20th century Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain twin handled circular pedestal bowl, raised on circular base, painted with floral decoration, bearing puce date code for 1903 and shape number 2396, H. 16cm, together with a Christopher Dresser style porcelain bowl with hand painted floral decoration and applied twig decoration, H. 25cm.
Vintage Costume - a late 19th/early 20th century mourning dress, comprising, skirt, boddice and jacket, in black satin, with black feathers; a 1950s green and black evening dress; a Paisley shawl; two bowler hats; an applique jacket; fabric pieces in ivory satin; a wedding dress, boxed; etc
- A rare and early example that was rejuvenated to exacting standards in Rome to factory launch brochure colours in 1996- Placed in storage after the rejuvenation and reportedly only covered 100 kilometres since- Owned from new by the same family in Rome until importation to the UK in early 2016The car on offer is a very early, rare, and highly collectable Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile 1st Series that was first registered in Rome in 1958, and owned by the same family from new until it was imported to England early in 2016. The vendor advises that the car has its original 479cc engine and the odometer displays just over 57,000 kilometres (35,500 miles) which he believes is all the car has covered since new.In 1996 the car was thoroughly and professionally rejuvenated by a company in Rome, finishing it in a wonderful 2-tone red with a red and ivory interior. This was apparently the original factory launch brochure colour combination and it suits the Trasformabile perfectly.The vendor informs us that after the restoration the car was "stored in a temperature controlled garage, started and run regularly and has covered less than 100km".Since arriving to the UK earlier this year, the car has been recommissioned with new white-wall tyres, a brake overhaul, and an engine tune up. Described by the vendor as being in "very good-to-excellent" condition in all respects, the car is now UK registered and the original ''ROMA'' plates will remain with the car.
A bowl backed mandolin by Umberto Ceccherini of Naples, c1880 label inside Alban Voight & Co, London E.C., No 2300 'Sistema Brevettato' stamped to table, decorated tortoiseshell finger plate and matching tail piece inlaid with mother of pearl, ten ivory tuning pegs, floral and foliate design, in case with strings etc in an original box with various ivory and tortoiseshell plectrums
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