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Lot 330
1985 Vauxhall Nova 1.2 MeritMake: Vauxhall Model: Nova Year: 1985Mileage: 131123VIN: VSX000093G4013612Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: C924VEFTransmission: manualRegistered in October 1985 as C924 VEF, this Nova 1.2 Merit's MoT expired in May 2021, but it will now require work to complete and return to the road. It has received sporty interior and bodywork modifications during its life, some of which have now been removed. The mileage recorded by the odometer is 131,123. The V5 is present, but there is no other paperwork. We're advised that among the upgrades are: Engine: 1.4-litre SR, with fast-road cams, K&N filter and PowerFlex polyflex front and rear bushes. The exhaust is a Milltek full SS system from the manifold back. Brakes and suspension: Willwood four-piston 288mm front system and Spax front and rear adjustable shocks. Body: Original GSI wings, lights, doors, grill, and front and rear bumpers. The paint is a Glasurit base and top coat in Custom Pearl, a BMW colour. Interior: GSI dashboard, door cards and front and rear seats, with Mk2 GTI digital clocks, MOMO Race steering wheel, electric windows, and Clifford Concept 600 alarm. Wheels: VW forged, repolished.
Lot 115
1999 Rover 200 BRMMake: Rover Model: 200 BRMYear: 1999Mileage: 30400VIN: SARRFCNLHXD435146Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: V646DJMTransmission: manualThe Rover 200 BRM was unveiled at the 1997 Frankfurt Motor Show, and went on sale from October 1998. It paid homage to Rover's links with British Racing Motors, the Formula One team of the 1950s to the 1970s, and was based on the range-topping Vi model with the 143bhp 1.8-litre VVC K-Series engine. Among the limited edition touches were red quilted leather seats and door panels, red carpet, seat belts and steering wheel, along with alloy heater controls and turned aluminium trim elsewhere. Brooklands Green paint was used for the exterior, with silver trim details, 16in alloys, and a woven mesh grille above a BRM trademark large orange snout. The price was £18,000, with only 795 built for the UK, plus an additional 350 for overseas markets. This car's first owner had it from 1999 to 2000, with its second custodian holding onto it from 2000 through to early 2021. The vendor acquired it at the start of 2021, and reports that in excess of £1600 was spent in April, replacing the head gasket (with a multi-layer item), timing belt and water pump, with fresh brake pads and calipers also fitted all around. The paperwork includes the current V5 (and a copy of an old one), invoice for the work carried out in April, and a current MoT certificate valid to April 2022. There's also a spare set of keys with remote control, and the locking wheelnut key. The indicated odometer reading is 30,400 miles, which appears to be backed up by the available online MoT history - in 2006, the mileage was 16,952.
![A Ladies 18ct gold and single diamond ring. 0.25ct diamond. [Ring size K] [2.76Grams]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/01adc58e-aa3d-4c3b-acdd-ad86008c7b99/758c419e-c243-49fd-885d-ad8e00e12593/468x382.jpg)
Lot 647
A diamond dress ring in yellow colour metal comprising of a row of round brilliant cut diamonds featuring three larger round brilliant cut diamonds between, equidistant spaced, each set in four claws to bridged box collets and completed with solid yellow shoulders to a 'D profile shank flat to sides measuring 2.35mm at base, size O/P, nine modern round brialliant diamonds of; 0.16ct; 0.14ct (2); 0.05ct (6), total carat estimated at 0.74ct, colour I-K, Clarity SI1-I1, hallmarked London 375 9ct gold, sponsor V & Co dated 1988, good condition with general wear, total weight approx 2.9 grams
Lot 21269
LL 820mm, TL 1330mm, Einzellader, Zylinderverschluss mit zwei Verriegelungswarzen, massiver Rundlauf, Wurzel oktagonal, Quadrantvisier, seitlich eingeschlauftes Blockkorn. Deutscher Stecher, glatte Nussholzvollschäftung. Metallteile mehrheitlich blank. Laufoberseite gestempelt "J. C. Stark T.". Siehe Buch von Hugo Schneider, Schweizer Waffenschmiede, Seite 255, Jakob K. Stark, Büchsenmacher in Trogen, 1883-1888. #108 ID Zustand 2
Lot 21501
LL 820mm, TL 1270mm, brüniertes Stahlgehäuse. Rechtsseitig signiert "Fr. Boeckle, Glarus". Brünierter Achtkantlauf, im hinteren Drittel mit gefräster Prismenschiene, deutscher Stecher. Mikrometervisier, seitlich eingeschlauftes Blockkorn, geölte glatte Nussholzschäftung, deutsche Backe. Rechtsseitig im Kolben eingelassenes Namensschild signiert "Fäh zum Kreuz, Benken". Lauf beschriftet "K. Zimmermann, Luzern". Eiserne Kolbenkappe, geflochtener Ledertragriemen. Siehe Buch von Hugo Schneider, Seite 62, Boeckle Franz I, Büchsenmacher in Glarus, *1858, gest. 1937. #6479 ID Zustand 2
Lot 21526
LL 120mm, tauchbrünierte Ganzstahlwaffe mit SA-Abzug, Bedienelemente gelb angelassen, V-Kimme, Dachkorn, Handballensicherung. Nussholzgriffschalen mit Fischhaut, glatter Rand. Braunes Lederfutteral mit Tragriemen, gestempelt "K. Glauser, Sattler, Bern, 18", aufgenähtes Fach für Reservemagazin. #26667 WES Zustand 2
Lot 21801
LL 650mm, TL 1110mm, Gradzugverschluss mit Drehwarzenverriegelung, Kastenmagazin, Leitkurvenvisier bis 1500m, Diopter K mit Irisblende. Glatte, gut gemaserte Nussholzschäftung, Ledertragriemen, Lederschutz für Diopter und Kornträger. Einer der letzten 1972 von der W+F gefertigten Privat-Karabiner. #P269945 IDK Zustand 1
Lot 21880
LL 540mm, TL 1040mm, brüniertes System, Rundlauf mit DE Beschuss, Verschlussgehäuse mit "W+K"-Stempelung (Eidg. Waffenkontrolle). Anschützdiopter und Korntunnel mit Schneeschutzdeckel. Biathlon-Schäftung aus Nussholz, verstellbare Backe, linksseitig und unten Montageschiene für Tragevorrichtung und Handstop, rechts Halterung mit 4 Stk. 10-Schuss-Magazinen, Aufkleber ASSA (Armee Sport Stützpunkt Andermatt). Original Anschütz Schiessriemen und Biathlon-Tragegeschirr. 161586 ID Zustand 1
Lot 167
Twelve Czech made 1/72 model aircraft kits, from brands such as Pavla, MPM&CMK and SMER with others to include :Saunders-Roe SR-53Mil Mi-2Jak-11 (Let C-11)Royal Thai Force 14 Aero L-39 ZARussain Camonet Natt-3Bloch MB 152Aichi M6A1 Seiran Aichi M6A1-k NanzanBell 47D/GHenschel Hs 129ANieman R-10Fieseler F1 167
![Cricket.- [Sutton (J. F.)] Nottingham Cricket Matches from 1771 to 1853, first edition, corrections inserted by hand, occasio](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ec4d20ed-4832-49cf-8ff5-ad8200e65913/ea4d1b17-fa43-4f95-a6bd-ad8200e88705/468x382.jpg)
Lot 16
Cricket.- [Sutton (J. F.)] Nottingham Cricket Matches from 1771 to 1853, first edition, corrections inserted by hand, occasional faint spotting, abrasion mark to front free endpaper where label removed, ex-library with bookplate , original cloth-backed boards, rubbed, small mark to upper cover, library shelf label to spine foot, Nottingham, J. F. Sutton, 1853; Nottingham Cricket Matches from 1771 to 1865, third edition, advertisement at end, original paper wrappers bound-in, small hole to front free endpaper where label removed, ex-library with ink-stamp to title verso, near contemporary half-morocco, a little rubbed, library shelf label to spine foot, Nottingham, A. K. Sutton, 1865, [Padwick 2487], 8vo (2).⁂ Scarce. Only 1 copy of each on Library Hub at the University of Nottingham and the BL.
Lot 55
Psychiatry.- Esquirol (Jean-Etienne Dominique) Mental Maladies. A Treatise on Insanity, translated by E. K. Hunt, first English edition, presentation inscription from the translator to front free endpaper, half-title, 30pp. adverts at end (some pp. unopened), book label to pastedown, foxing, later sheep, spine ruled in gilt with black spine label, a crisp copy, 8vo, Philadelphia, Lea and Blanchard, 1845.⁂ Inscription by the translator, Ebenezer Hunt: 'Doct. H. A. Grant / with the compliments of the / Translator'. Esquirol was one of the first to apply statistical methods to clinical studies of insanity, he created new descriptions and classifications of mental illnesses, he was the first to distinguish between hallucinations and illusions, and between dementia and idiocy, and he distinguished certain depressive states from other psychoses.
Lot 204
Charles I Mourning Ring. Circa 17th century AD. Gold, 4.5 grams, ring size K. An exceptional piece of mourning jewellery made in memory of Charles I. The ring is formed of a D-sectioned band and oval bezel. The band with areas of black enamel intact and engraved on the inside with the verse, 'Martye populi' (peoples martyr). The bezel has a beautifully executed enamel portrait of Charles I on a lilac ground, the underside has a small skull and the date, Jan. 30 1648 on a field of black enamel.The ring is part of a series of mourning jewellery which was made to commemorate the death of Charles after he was beheaded. Some of these pieces were commissioned by Charles himself whilst awaiting his death, to be given to loved ones and loyal supporters, and it is known that he divided his personal jewels amongst his children when they paid him their final visit. The tiny portrait on the bezel, skilfully hand painted in enamel, was almost certainly copied from Charles I with M. de St. Antoine by Flemish artist Anthony van Dyck (1633). This masterpiece of oil on canvas depicts Charles I as a knight on horseback, wearing gleaming armour. Over 12 feet tall, it remains in the Royal Collection and currently hangs in Buckingham Palace. During the 17th century the new year began in March, December 1648 was followed by January 1648, and many contemporary memorials (including his coffin) record the date of Charles’ death as 1648. Ref: Cf. M.Dalton. p.195-197 nos. 1359-1365, C.Oman, pls 79,80, D.Scarisbrick. p.102-103, see also Christie's, Rings from Antiquity to the Present Day, 5 October 1988, lot 369, and Christie’s, 9th October 2012, including the Jurgen Abeler collection of rings, lot 343, for similar rings. Ex. Christies of London. 25th February 1997, Christies 14th September 2016, From the collection of David Gainsborough Roberts. Condition report: good - some enamel losses particularly to shank.
Lot 99
Anglo-Saxon 'Beast looking backwards' mount. A circular mount with a single fixing point on the reverse. The face of the piece is detailed with the image of a beast looking back similar to many 10th century brooch types. This depiction is somewhat different with the front leg turning upward along the breast and the head being very unusual, almost bird-like with a curled lower jaw. For similar animal styles see: Ref: G. Speake. Anglo-Saxon Art, fig. 13. a-k. Circa 9th-10th century AD. 18 mm, 3.9g.
Lot 152
An Art Deco jade and diamond ring, central rubover set rectangular jade, 12.3 x 8.2mm, surrounded by a border of grain set eight cut diamonds, tapered diamond set shoulders with scroll cheniers, estimated approximate total diamond weight 0.23ct, 'D' shaped shank, size K, unmarked, tested as 18ct gold and platinum, weight 3.2g, cased
Lot 187
An early 20th century sapphire and diamond ring, claw set central oval faceted sapphire, 5.5 x 4.8mm, flanked by four rose, old and Swiss cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 0.10ct, further set with two oval faceted sapphires, estimated approximate total sapphire weight 1.20ct, tapered shoulders, 'D' shaped shank, size K, unhallmarked, stamped '18CT', weight 3.6g
Lot 63
Two early 20th century rings with Chester hallmarks, first a carved half hoop style ring with a grain set central oval faceted ruby, 3.5 x 2.7mm, flanked by two old brilliant cut diamonds and two round faceted rubies, carved crossover shoulders, 'D' shaped shank, size K, hallmarked Chester 18ct gold, dated 1903; second, a single stone ring with a rubover set central round faceted blue zircon, diameter 9.5mm, tapered shoulders, 'D' shaped shank, size I, hallmarked Chester, 18ct gold, dated 1911, gross weight 7.1g (2)
Lot 72
An 18ct gold ruby and diamond cluster ring, rubover set central oval faceted ruby, 6 x 4.5mm, estimated approximate weight 0.60ct, surrounded by sixteen round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 0.25ct, split tapered shoulders, 'D' shaped shank, size K, hallmarked, London, 18ct gold, weight 3.7g, cased
Lot 79
A trio of pearl brooches, first, a stylised flower with a central 8mm pearl and nine petals set with thirty two rose cut diamonds, estimated approximate total weight 0.32ct, pin and hook fitting with pendant bale, length including bale 3.2cm, width 3cm, unmarked, tested as 15ct gold with silver settings and a 9ct gold pin; second, a bar brooch with a central applied swan, baroque pearl body with garnet eye, length 5.1cm, pin and hook fitting, worn stamp, tested as 9ct gold; third, a stock pin style brooch with a central applied initial 'K' set with seed pearls (1 lacking), length 3.3cm, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold, gross weight 11.1g (3)
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