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Lot 13
Furness Railway 3 Aspect Handlamp. Stamped 'FR No 48 FOG', also stamped 'LNWR Wolverton' on reducing cone and 1879 on the base of the lamp denoting year of supply. Complete with LMS reservoir and BR burner, no red or blue glasses. In the late 19 century the LNWR seemed to have supplied the FR with hand lamps and probably predates Messengers Corrugated examples. A rare lamp.
Lot 149
Pullman Car Table Lamp from Car 'Phoenix' (1952) which was used extensively by the Royal family, particularly the Queen Mother and also used on the Golden Arrow. In original condition with an original silk shade. This pattern was only used in the early 1950s, for a short period and consequently is a very rare pattern.
Lot 159
Somerset & Dorset Railway Handlamp with early Midland Railway brass plate and a red front glass, the lamp has been adapted by the railway from a Wagon readers lamp to show red for stop, with original rape oil reservoir stamped 'S&DJRY'. Stands 14 inches tall and is in original condition with traces of both red and black paint. Probably used at a signal box or yard that carried out a considerable amount of shunting at night and could have been from a colliery location like Radstock.
Lot 190
GWR early Platform Lamp with original glass lamp name ASTON CANTLOW. Ex GWR Halt on the Alcester Branch to Bearley comprising a simple 200ft long by 8ft wide wooden platform with a corrugated iron waiting room. Constructed alongside the branch line and opened on 18th December 1922. There were no sidings or goods facilities, but lighting was provided and the single platform had 4 GWR lamp standards with typical lamp tops, this being one of them and the only known survivor. The halt was unstaffed and for administrative purposes was under the control of Great Alne. The Halt was closed when the line closed at the start of WW2, reopened again briefly in 1941, but finally closed on 1st March 1951. Some damage but a very scarce item.
Lot 194
SE&CR lamp, much rarer LCDR 3 aspect pattern with all glasses intact. Stamped in body SE&CR No 165 Top SE&CR No 123. LCDR pattern vessel stamped SE&CR No163. Reflector unmarked. A brass plate on the reducing cone stamped No17, 12 DISTRICT. (This was the Faversham District and this lamp was used and recovered from the signal box at Whitstable and Tankerton prior to demolition. This LCDR pattern of lamp continued to be used on the LCDR sections for a short period after the joint SER & C management committee SE&CR was formed but being stamped in the management company's new initials. So this would date the lamp to around 1900.
Lot 203
SE&CR splitter lamp. Based on the tail lamp design this lamp has one red glass in place of the bulls eye glass on the tail lamp. The side is stamped SE&CR 1733 and also has a brass plate SE&CR F No 1733. the lamp has a large slide in vessel stamped SE&CR, integral reflector to rear of lamp. Rare.
Lot 209
South Eastern Railway Co large pattern handlamp. Never seen any other SER lamp of this size and is clearly an early example of the latter standard but smaller SER lamp. Originally a 3 aspect rotating drum,, but one glass has been blanked out with tin plate leaving a clear and red glass only, Normal SER pattern back and side catch, Bevelled glass lens, SER Co, chimney brass plate and a full title SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY Co on side of body. Original unmarked rape vessel. This is a one off, not ever seen before, let alone with a full title plate so it must be very early lamp I guess around the mid 1800s.
Lot 340
GWR Tunnel inspection lamp.Large brass clasp and hinges enable to back to be screwed tight onto a fitted seal and the front glass is fitted completely air tight. The chimney is fitted with 'miners lamp' gauze. Chimney stamped GWR , Hinges stamped GWR and Reservoir stamped GWR. A very rare lamp.
Lot 1318
A pair of Japanese porcelain simulated cloisonne lamp bases, height excluding fitting 28cm. Condition Report: Appears in good clean working order. However there is a hairline crack running from below the X11 to the top of the 111 and a chip to the left hand bottom corner of the front glass.
Lot 81
9 Boxed, Blister Packed or Carded Corgi Toys Diecast Vehicles, Attachments and Accessories, to include No.41 1902 State Landau (VG-BG), No.1351 incomplete set of take off wheels, only 8/12 wheels apparent (G-BG), No.1159 Car Transporter (VG-BF), No.35 Corgi Juniors Ford Camper (VG-BG), No.708 Qualitoys Pick Up Trailer (VG-BG), 2x Gift Set 14 Hydraulic Tower Wagon, both sets missing lamp standard and figure, both boxes repaired or damaged (G-BA/F), Gift Set 3 RAF land rover and missile trailer (G-BA/F) and a empty Corgi Super Juniors Greyhound MC-8 Bus box (G), and a loose Corgi Super Juniors Removals tractor unit and trailer
Lot 161
A 19th Century black basalt ware oval teapot in the Regency Wedgwood style, bears indistinct mark "C" to base, together with a Stuart crystal and plated table lamp of stylised mushroom form CONDITION REPORTS Teapot approx. 26 cm wide including handle and spout, spout has several chips and some losses, teapot body has some blemishes and has a very dull sound when tapped so possibly with some cracks and/or restoration. Lamp approx. 36 cm high, overall with some light general wear, has a hole drilled to top of shade, tarnish and wear to plated metal mounts.
Lot 92
A Hadleys porcelain vase in the form of an elephant, a large Continental porcelain figure of a lady in 18th Century dress, a pair of Continental porcelain figures, together with a porcelain table lamp base decorated with cherubs and a similar posy vase decorated with cherubs and a Crown Staffordshire coffee can retailed by Harrods Limited and inscribed "War Office School of Education" CONDITION REPORTS Elephant has crack and some chips, approx 19.5 cm high. Large figure of lady is approx 56 cm high, overall with some wear and some chips and damage including part of clothing glued. Pair of figures are approx 25 cm high, some areas of chips and damage, and some over-painting. Modern pierced vase and table lamp with some wear, scuffs and chips. Small coffee can with some stains and crazing, and has a dull sound when tapped.
Lot 52
A 19th Century F D Bradley of Longton Staffordshire English porcelain oil lamp decorated with cherubs supporting a globe reservoir, a Victorian brass oil lamp with Corinthian column and cranberry glass reservoir and pink glass shade, together with a 19th Century John Bevington of Kensington Works Hanley Staffordshire pair of Bevington porcelain ram's head vases with floral encrusted decoration CONDITION REPORTS Floral and cherub encrusted oil lamp has large crack to base, wear, some chips and staining. Pink oil lamp has some denting and mis-shaping. Floral encrusted vases have various chips to applied decoration, and some areas re-modelled/restored.
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