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Lot 268
A moderate collection of Nautical/Aviation Books, including 'Ships of the Royal Navy' (College/Warlow, 2010), 'Ocean Ships' (Hornsby, edns 13 and 15), 'Coastal ships and Ferries' 2nd edn, seven different Ian Allan Aircraft Recognition booklets (military, civil and light planes), 'Die Geschichte der Schiffahrt auf dem Vierwaldstättersee' (a nice book about paddle steamers, unsurprisingly in German), and others, mostly VG, and 2 rolled-up prints of BR steamers on Irish services, both G-VG (approx 22)
Lot 289
A mid-20th Century silver print photograph album of Morris and MG motor cars for B J Henry Ltd of Cowley Oxford, commercially-produced for the company, that specialised in motor convoys of Nuffield Organisation cars to docks for export, with motorcycle outriders, album with 32 tipped in whole-plate images of MG TF, low-light Morris Minors and Oxfords in convoy in 1952 in Oxfordshire and Berkshire and en route, with early use of B J Henry for Nuffield transporters that replaced convoys, with later loose images of Morris 1100s and Minis on B J Henry transporters at Cowley, G
Lot 297
F & J Smith Taddy and Hills Odd Football and Cricketing Cigarette Cards, various examples, Smiths Footballers 1912 titled dark blue back (13) light blue back (1) and Cricketers, 1912 A Series (13) 2nd Series (6), Taddy Prominent Footballers 1908 with footnote (3), County Cricketers 1907 (1) and R & J Hill Famous Footballers Series 1912 (2), F-G, (39)
Lot 560
A Harley Aircraft Landing Light, model No.8ND, serial no.5210, complete in mount, 28.5cm diameter in total, together with an aeroplane's Oil Tank Cover, believed to be from a Tri-Star, with stencilling to the front and stamped to the back, 42cm x 54cm, and a Jet Provost T5 intake front, in red, 63cm x 32cm plus a Lightning Undercarriage door, with stencilling and applied store details and instructions to the inside, grey to the outer, together with another panel from a Lightning (5)
Lot 663
1st S.A.S attributed Special Air Service cloth shoulder titles, light blue embroidery on maroon material (slightly discoloured), together with two Pegasus blue and maroon cloth badges, plus two 'Who Dares Wins emblem cloth badges, worn by Charles Thomas Williams, Williams started as a vehicle mechanic in the Paratroopers, then transferred to the SAS, being stationed in Arnham, Norway, Belgium, Germany and Yugoslavia (6)
Lot 392
An extensive Booths 'Real Old Willow' dinner service including plates, tureens, suace boat, jug, egg cups, and more Condition Report: handle of one tureen broken but present. Small chips to the rims of some items. Appears unused. Areas of rubbing to the gilt and decoration. Some rubbing and slight scratches to the bases. Light crazing to the tureen and some plates but generally good. One plate broken in half, One egg cup with a significant chip. Approximately two other plates broken and repaired. Would benefit from a clean.
Lot 432
A Crown Staffordshire part coffee service, decorated with flowers on a yellow ground and gilt details, including a coffee pot, five cups and saucers, a sugar bowl and a milk jug Condition Report: Some light pitting, Small chips to flowers on the top of the teapot but otherwise in good-very good condition. Gilt clear. No apparent cracks, crazing or restoration. Some rubbing and light marks to the base.
Lot 486
A large cream glazed Wedgwood of Etruria jug, 'The London Jug', featuring a quotation by Dr Samuel Jackson and the poem 'Westminster Bridge' by Wordsworth, height 19.5cm Condition Report: Overall in good-very good condition. Two small chips to the underside (possibly as a result of production) however no cracks, stains or restoration. Decoration clear. Some light scrathes and rubbing to the base consistent with age and usage. Would benefit from a clean.
Lot 81
A Colclough part tea service, in the 'Hedgerow' pattern, including a teapot, cups and saucers, sugar bowls, small plates and a cream jug Condition Report: Overall in good condition. Some marks and light scratches consistent with age and usage. Several small chips and rubbing to the bases. No obvious repair or restoration. Would benefit from a clean
Lot 150
A vintage Royal Standard part dinner and tea service, in the 'Mandarin' pattern, including teapot, teacups, saucers, dinner plates, single lidded tureen, serving plate and more Condition Report: Overall in good-very good condition. Appears unused. No obvious cracks, chips or restoration. Some light scrathes and rubbing to the bases. Would benefit from a clean. Areas of pitting to the glaze.
Lot 179
A Gnome Beta 35 photographic enlarger on adjustable stand with baseboard, 50mm lens and 35mm negative carrier, together with other darkroom equipment including a ceramic Ensign tray and other plastic trays, developing tanks, safe light, easel, paterson focus finder, tongs, contact proof printer, dish warmer, glass measuring beakers and tubes, Ilford HP3 film tin, another 35mm carrier, a medium format 6x6 film carrier and various large format sheet film holders.
Lot 260
A 20th century mahogany drop leaf table, with pierced supports and rounded edges, 74cm x 144cm x 83cm (opened) Condition Report: Unable to remove the central leaf, however the legs are not attached to the base. Central leaf width 21cm, external leaves 62.5cm, if closed the width would be 22cm, depth is 83cm regardless. Height of legs 72cm. Generally in good condition. Some light scratches, marks and small knocks consistent with age and usage. No signs of worm or mould. Colour good with no apparent staining, hairline cracks to the wood (approx 15cm) to two sides. No apparent rectoration or repairs.
Lot 912
G. B. (early 19th c) after Sarah Stone - The Crested Cockatoo of New South Wales; The Superb Warblers of New South Wales, a pair, both signed with initials and inscribed verso, watercolour laid down on the original mount and another, attributed to the same - The Blue Billed Parrot from New South Wales, similarly inscribed verso, 20 x 16.5cm and circa, unframed (3) Damp stained and discoloured. The drawings largely unaffected but for a few marks and light discolouration
Lot 94
A Charles II silver trefid spoon, engraved with contemporary initials HS, 18.6cm l, by John King, London 1668 and a Queen Anne silver trefid spoon, engraved with contemporary initials A*G, 19.7cm l, by Edward Gibson, London 1703, 2ozs 19dwts (2) Light wear consistent with age as evident from image
Lot 987
A mahogany splay fronted hanging corner cabinet, early 19th c, with brass H hinges, 97.5cm h; 36 x 70cm, a 19th c mahogany dressing mirror, a part nest of mahogany tables, a glazed light oak firescreen and a pair of oak dining chairs (7) Corner cupboard in good condition, nest of tables somewhat scratched; dressing mirror with minor veneer chips on corners and loss of silvering to plate; altered/made up
Lot 116
Three pairs of George II or early George III silver sugar nips, all London, maker's mark and Lion passant only, one maker HP, c1750 [Grimwade 3608], the others maker's marks rubbed, 3ozs 4dwts All in good condition with light wear consistent with age but not split, over worn or sprained, no repair
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