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Lot 903
a 1,76 carat light fancy yellow quality cushion cut diamond set in yellow gold (18 carat) on a ring in white gold (18 carat) with ca 1 carat of white high quality brilliant cut diamonds - ca 1970 || Solitaire light fancy yellow kwaliteitsbriljant (Si) van 1,76 karaat in kussenslijp, gezet in geelgoud (18 karaat) op een ring in witgoud (18 karaat) met ca 1 karaat witte (G) kwaliteitsbriljant (Vs) - ca 1970
Lot 372
London Transport enamel BUS STOP SIGN split Bus and Red Arrow. A single-sided plate, slightly smaller than the standard size flags and designed to be fitted to a bus shelter or other vertical location. A very uncommon variant of these plates, the first Red Arrow example we have ever seen. Measures 16" x 14" (41cm x 35cm) and is in ex-use condition with some small chips and light corrosion at the edges. It would benefit from a thorough clean and tidy-up. [1]
Lot 383
c1910/11 Metropolitan Electric Tramways pocket MAP OF ROUTES and Particulars of Services. Includes the "Middlesex and Hertfordshire Light Railways" in the cover title, these being operated by the MET. This example carries a small sticker on the cover advising that the lines shown as under construction are now open. Map shows the company's services linking to the Underground railways. Opens out to 8.5" x 10" (22cm x 25cm). In very good condition, two small filing punch-holes near one edge and original owner's name on cover. [1]
Lot 54
1902 District Railway 'POCKET REFERENCE MAP OF LONDON & ENVIRONS' with cover illustration of steam train in tunnel with motto 'Time is money'. A scarce issue of a very early London Underground pocket map which shows the first 'electric railways' (CLR & C&SLR tubes), the route of the Boat Race and Omnibus Route in connection with the DR. The District Railway extension to Uxbridge etc is shown as a dotted line. The map is the DR 'Miniature...', 6th edition and opens out to 17.5" x 11" (44cm x 28cm). In very good condition with light wear. [1]
Lot 174
1915 Italian State Railways ALBUMS (2 large-format volumes) of TYPES OF LOCOMOTIVES AND RAILCARS. Issued by the rolling stock dept in Florence and listing all locos and railcars in service or under construction as at June 1914. A total of 200+ diagram drawings with technical specifications and stock-lists. Most uncommon survivors. Some light wear to the board covers but the contents are generally very good. [2 volumes]
Lot 100
Trio of 1930s London Underground POCKET MAPS in used condition comprising 'Stingemore' linen-card examples from 1931 & 1932, the first heavily used with fold-splits, small tape repair, the second only lightly-used but with a damp stain at one corner, plus a 1933 first-year 'Beck' diagrammatic (edition with no print-code, c.August), lightly-used with small annotation on cover and light cover staining. [3]
Lot 209
Pair of Great Western Railway (GWR) quad-royal POSTERS: 1946 GWR/SR 'Plymouth - The Spirit of Drake Lives On' by Frank Newbould (1887-1951)(small loss at bottom r/h corner, edge-scuffs and nicks, light creasing) and c1920s GWR system map with inserts for London & Suburban, Birmingham, South Wales and Isle of Man (edge scuffs and nicks, light creasing). [2]
Lot 87
Pair of very early London RAILWAYS MAPS produced for Parliamentary sessions and comprising 1845 Map of the Several Projected Railways in the Metropolitan Division "Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed" (some hand-colouring of lines & index, opens out to 29" x 21" (73cm x 54cm), light damp-stains) and 1863 (presumably) Diagram of the Railways in the Metropolis showing in black those constructed in 1846 and in red those constructed or authorised in 1863 (opens out to 13" x 12" (33cm x 31cm), in good condition). [2]
Lot 205
Selection (4) of 1960s London Transport double-royal POSTERS comprising 1967 Victoria & Albert Museum by Barbara Swiderska (1933-2019), 1968 Natural History Museum by Christopher Wardman Bradbury (1944-2022), 1965 'A Day on the River' by John Burningham (1936-2019) and 1969 London Museum by Carol Barker (b.1938). Condition is generally good to very good with some edge-scuffs, light rippling etc. The 3rd example has a short inward tear on the l/h side. (Dark areas on the images are only shadows.) [4]
Lot 208
Selection (4) of 1960s London Transport double-royal POSTERS comprising 1968 Local Museums by Joy Simpson, 1966 Westminster Abbey by Gaynor Chapman (1935-2000), 1969 Chenies by Graham Clarke (b.1941) and 1965 World of the Pharaohs (British Museum) by Geraldine Knight (1933-2008). Condition is generally good to very good with some edge-scuffs, light rippling etc. The 1st example has a short inward tear on the r/h side and one horizontal fold-crease. (Dark areas on the images are only shadows.) [4]
Lot 202
1978 (printed 10.77) London Underground quad-royal POSTER MAP designed by Paul Garbutt. Shows the Jubilee Line as under construction between Baker Street and Trafalgar Square and includes the North London Line. Generally a very good copy, some light creasing in places and minor edge-scuffing. [1]
Lot 198
Three pairs of 1930s/40s London Underground enamel 'HALF-MOONS' from platform bullseye signs. Both have the pre-WW2 black lining out. Each piece measures 38.75" x 14.5" (98.5cm x 37cm) at maximum. Generally in good, ex-use condition with small marks, blemishes and light edge corrosion in places. [3 pairs]
Lot 207
Selection (11) of mainly 1960s London Transport POSTERS comprising double-royal 'New Red Arrow Buses' (9/68), 'Hampstead' (1/61), 'Victoria - One-Way Traffic' (7/65), 'Waterloo Underground Station' (7/67), 'London Bridge' (1/65), 'Bus and Coach Routes in Harlow New Town' (8/64), '150 Years of London's Buses' (2/79), 'A Smart New Look' (8/87), 'We're Giving our Passengers a Guide' (9/87) and quad-royal: Visitor's London (3/68) & Central Bus Routes (1/67). Generally in good condition with some edge-scuffs, small filing holes/losses near top, light rippling, the odd short tear etc. [11]
Lot 204
Selection (5) of 1960s London Transport double-royal POSTERS issued in connection with the building/opening of the Victoria Line and comprising Tile Motifs (5/69), Oxford Circus (3/63), Rebuilding Oxford Circus (7/66), Finsbury Park Station 'as it will be' (9/64) and Highbury Station 'as it will be' (5/65). Generally in good condition with edge-scuffs, some small filing holes/losses near top, light rippling etc. [5]
Lot 213
1936 London Transport double-crown POSTER 'Buses in reverse - on the move in garages' by Edward E Hunt who designed a number of safety posters for LT from 1934-38. Features a lovely illustration of STL-type buses. Mounted on linen and in very good condition with a few small, light creases. [1]
Lot 375
1909 London Underground POCKET MAP. An unusual version produced for F Leach, Jewellers & Opticians of Kilburn with their location and advertisement printed on the map. The map is contained in Leach's 'Book Post' card folder designed for sending in the post. Apart from slight scuffing at one edge, the map is in near-mint condition and the folder has light storage wear but is overall good. A most unusual item, just the second we have ever seen at auction. [1]
Lot 216
Selection (8) of Matchbox 1-75 Series die-cast MODEL CARS of the 64/64B MG 1100 comprising 4 x green (one with suspension), 1 x Superfast in light-blue metallic and 3 x 'code 3' repaints: racing colours, Police panda car and red finish. All are in near-mint to mint condition with good to excellent boxes. [8]
Lot 415
An early 20th century Waltham gold plated open faced pocket watch, with painted dial with Arabic hours, on silver double albert pocket watch chain, 20cm long, suspended with a hardstone fobOverall condition is clean, with only light marks to the case as expected with age. Ticks and winds ok.
Lot 496
A 19th century satinwood four glass mantel clock, with bevelled glass sides and painted dial, with Roman hours and thirty hour fusee movement, 25cm highDial is heavily marked. Glass door has a crack at the base. Will tick, wind and adjust ok. Generally dirty. Was found in a garage of a local houise clearance, where it had been for some time, so unrestored, with a dull finish and various light marks. Has a key and pendulum. No keys to case.
Lot 90
A 1960's Ercol light elm dining table, on a splayed base, together with a set of four Ercol style spindle back dining chairs153w x 77d x 71h cmOverall condition is usable but marked and dry. The chairs have plywood seats. Collected from a house clearance where they had been in the garage for several years, so unrestored.
Lot 106
An early 20th century silver cased open faced pocket watch, with a painted dial, Birmingham 1927, on a silver watch chain, 31cm long, with T bar, suspended with a florinOverall looks to be complete. The dial looks clean and the case has light wear and signs of age as expected. Ticks winds and adjusts ok.
Lot 26
An Ercol light elm dining table, together with a set of six dining chairs (7)152w x 76d x 71hcmOverall solid and usable. Was collected from a house where it was being used, so is unrestored. Has slight fading, a dryness to the wood and there are various light marks as expected with use. The cushions appear to be original and are dirty. No obvious damage or repairs.
Lot 80
Amended - A modern copper free standing roll-top bath tub, 150cm long150w x 73d x 73h cmLength is 150cm, not 180cm as previously published. Overall condition is complete. It was collected from a hotel, where it was not installed during a refurbishment. It looks to have had a plug, as there is residue around the hole, but as far as we know it was not used. No damage, but some small dents, light marks and variances in the colour as expected. Stands on the floor, so has no additional fittings included.
Lot 164
A set of five 1970's Cesca tubular chrome and woven cantilever dining chairs, after a design by Marcel Breuer, for Habitat, labelled Made in Italy, together with a circular dining table, on chrome legs167w x 75h cmOverall condition is complete and usable. This suite was collected from a house clearance where it was being used so is unrestored. The cane looks to be complete without any holes. The chairs have some light wear and surface marks as expected with use, but no obvious damage or repairs. The table does not match, but was in use as a suite of similar design and has several light marks from use.
Lot 11
An early 20th century Rolex silver cased open faced pocket watch, the white painted dial with Arabic hours and subsidiary seconds dial, signed Camerer, Cuss & Co, 186 Uxbridge Road., London, the Dennison case Birmingham 1927, on a silver watch chain, with T bar, 41cm longOverall condition is complete, with some light marks, wear and dents to the case from use/age. Ticks winds and adjusts ok.
Lot 79
An Arts and Crafts period oak bench, with a slatted back and solid seat, on turned legs119w x 46d x 105h cmOverall condition is solid, complete and usable. Not restored, so has some fading, light marks, dirt and signs of use/age as expected, but no visible damage or repairs. Looks some some water marks mostly to the seat and front edge.
Lot 37
A group of 20 Plastic Model Kits comprising Tamiya Gloster Meteor F.3, Airfix Dog Fight Doubles, Heller AMD Mirage IV A, Tamiya Gloster Meteor F.1, Arv Club M24 Chaffee WW2 British Army Light Tank, Eduard Shahak Mirage IIIC, Revell Mil Mi-24V Hind E, MPM Focke-Wulf Fw 189 A, Airfix Supermarine Spitfire MkI/MkIIa, Tamiya Military Miniatures German Motorcycle Orderly Set plus others as shown. All appear complete in original boxes, some still sealed. Some kits may also contain extra parts for conversion.
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