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A group of unboxed Vehicles including - Dodge Farm Vehicle - yellow cab and chassis, green back and ridged wheels, Austin Open Wagon - maroon (lacks 1 head lamp), No.344 Estate Car - fawn, brown, cream ridged wheels, No.105c Trailer - green, yellow ridged wheels and 2 x No.105c Trailer - both blue with yellow ridged wheels - Fair to Good Plus. (6)
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A Carlton ware "Guinness Sea Lion" electric table lamp, the pottery base depicting a sea lion in black, on oval base worded in blue "Guinness is Good for You", supporting blue finish aluminium globe pattern shade, the top pierced with star motifs and the body applied with star motifs, 15ins high (lacking advertising banner around central seam of shade, and shade slightly dented)
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Lionel a collection of unboxed accessories including - No.92 Pre-war Signal Tower in green with orange base and twin search lights, No.69 Pre-war electric warning signal with twin bells, No.57 Pre-war Lamp-post with "Broadway and Mainstreet" street names to lamp sides, No.56 Lamp-post in green, No.80 Pre-war Semaphore with orange base. All Good. Also unknown make lineside accessories - "Warving - Fortac" in yellow, Clock with "Next Train Leaves" and red triangle on top post, all Fair. (8)
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Sold by order of a descendant of the Dukes Of Newcastle: Royal Presentation: a decorative late Victorian 'Colza' library lamp on a partly embossed circular base with openwork scroll feet, below a vase shaped knop with a plain rod column and a fixed scroll handle, the lamp and its vessel adjustable for height, with a decorative locking screw, the knop inscribed "From Victoria R.I. in rememberance of 22nd June 1897" and engraved with a double crest and the initials "EPC"*, by J.N. Mappin, London 1890
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ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON Abstracts of The Papers Printed in the Philosophical Transactions. From 1800 to 1830 inclusive. Vol. 2 only 1815 to 1830 1833. 8vo, cloth (title stained). Containing important articles by Sir Humphry Davy (safety lamp, Nov. 1815) etc., Charles Babbage, Michael Faraday and others.
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A 19th Century Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Lady at Her Toilet, representing sight from a set of The Senses, decorated in enamels and, gold, crossed swords in underglaze blue, (14cm high), in an ormolu mount to form a lamp, as a tree with porcelain blooms, rococo scroll base, (37cm high overall) (some petals chipped, uppermost floret detached, requires re-wiring)
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