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Lot 78
A selection of ceramic and porcelain figures including flower bowl marked Dresden Condition report, Bowl having light damage to flower edges Flower bowl with figure handle in good condition Male figure having damage and loose arm. Female figure in good condition Girl on lilly pad having repair to head with no makers mark on base.
Lot 550
EARLY VICTORIAN 18CT GOLD OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH, having Roman numeral chapter ring, engraved initials to back cover, the movement numbered '9940', London 1840 with initials 'H H N', 75.9gms Provenance: deceased estate Rhondda Cynon Taf Comments: tip of minutes hand missing, surface wear and light scratching, ticking when wound, with two keys in associated box
Lot 552
HAMILTON MILITARY ISSUE STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH, c. 1977, circular black dial with broad arrow and Tritium 'T' within a circle, white Arabic numerals and centre seconds, brushed tonneau fixed bar case, manual wind movement, the case back with issue markings W10-665-99 532-8290 3968/77, modern black NATO type band marked 'Zuludiver', 36mm diam. Provenance: Deceased estate. Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial - enamel chips to perimeter near 7 and 8 positions, lume faded to brown on the indices. Glass - surface marks. Hands - matching, lume to minute hand darkened, generally good. Case - typical light marks with scratches to upper right lug. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - modern/good.
Lot 553
OMEGA MILITARY ISSUE RAF PILOT'S STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH, c.1953, ref. 2777-1 SC, 17J cal. 283 manual movement, circular black dial with broad arrow and Tritium, white Arabic numerals and centre seconds, fixed bar case, the screwdown case back with issue markings 6645 101000 68/542 1976/53, modern black NATO type band marked 'Zuludiver', 37mm diam. Provenance: Deceased estate. Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial - post 1950's replacement, brown rust patches to perimeter at 11, 9-7 and 2 positions. Glass - surface marks. Hands - matching, generally good with small marks, white seconds hand with small marks. Case - typical light marks with scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - modern/good.
Lot 558
CARTIER ROADSTER BRACELET WATCH, ref. 2510, c. 2003, serial number 206842CE, Cal.120, nickel plated 20 jewel movement, two-tone silvered dial with Roman numerals, secret signature within VII, inner luminous batons, luminous hands, centre seconds, date aperture under cyclops, polished water-resistant type case with reverse secured by eight screws, on fitted polished and grained stainless steel Cartier bracelet with concealed double folding buckle, case, dial and movement signed width 38mms, with box, spare strap in roll, guarantee, booklets. Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - impact dent to one side*, typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratches.*When looking at the watch face-on, you would not see it, only from the side.
Lot 559
ORIS AQUIS CALENDAR BRACELET WATCH, ref. 01 733 7730, jewelled automatic 7730 movement, black dial with applied baton hour markers with luminous inserts, 5 minute divisions, date aperture at 6 o'clock, luminous hands, silvered uni-directional ceramic bezel, brushed and polished tonneau case, screw down exhibition back, fitted Oris bracelet with deployant clasp, dial, movement and case signed, Oris box, 3 spare links, 42mms diam. Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning, not cal.7730 not 7750 aspreviously mentioned. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratches.There is a box but no instructions or papers.
Lot 561
RADO DIASTAR CERAMOS CHRONOGRAPH BRACELET WRISTWATCH, ref. 541.0937.3, c. 2014, no. 121****8, black dial, applied pointed luminous hour markers luminous filled baton hands, stainless steel chronograph hand, aperture for date, three subsidiary dials, polished ceramic case, quartz movement, fitted Rado bracelet and double deployant titanium clasp, 40mms diam, with warranty card, three spare links and wallet. Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratches
Lot 563
BREITLING TRANSOCEAN CHRONOGRAPH BRACELET WRISTWATCH, ref. AB0154, c. 2014, no. 708/2000 models worldwide, Cal. B01 automatic movement, two-tone champagne and silvered dial, applied baton and luminous dot hour markers, outer tachymetre scale, luminous filled baton hands, stainless steel chronograph hand, aperture for date, subsidiary dials for running small seconds and 30 minute register, polished case, hinged hunter-style case back revealing exhibition back, two round chronograph pushers, fitted Breitling mesh bracelet with deployant clasp, case, dial and movement signed 43mms diam, with leather box, 5 spare links, and limited number certificate Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratches
Lot 565
TAG HEUER FORMULA 1 SENNA EDITION CHRONOGRAPH BRACELET WATCH, ref. CAZ1012, c. 2015, quartz movement, grey dial with slate subsidiary dials for running seconds, 1/10th seconds and 30 minute recording, steel hands with grey inserts, red chronograph hand, white outer 1 seconds scale, fixed bezel with tachymetre scale, brushed stainless steel case with screwdown back, fitted Tag Heuer bracelet with deployant clasp, four spare links, case and dial signed, 43mms diam, with box and guarantee card Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - not currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks.
Lot 566
TAG HEUER CARRERA CALIBRE-1 CHRONOGRAPH BRACELET WATCH, ref. CAR2A1W-O, semi-skeletonised, applied baton hour markers with red/white inserts, skeletonised calendar markers, raised outer 1/5th second divisions, subsidiary dials at 12, 6 and 9 for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour recording, date aperture between 3 and 4, gilt pointed baton hands with white inserts, red centre chronograph hand, brushed and polished tonneau case, exhibition back secured by 4 screws, black tachymetre scale to bezel, crown flanked by twin pushers, 39-jewel Cal. Heuer 01 automatic movement, fitted TAG Heuer bracelet with deployant clasp, 45mms diam, three spare links, TAG Heuer box. Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks.
Lot 567
TAG HEUER MONACO WRISTWATCH, ref. WW2110-0, c. 2005, automatic calibre-6 movement, black dial with applied batons with luminous dot markers, luminous baton hands, calendar aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, polished and brushed stainless steel case, exhibition case back,fitted black alligator strap with deployant clasp, , case, dial and movement signed, 36mms diam. Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratches.No paperwork, no box, no instructions
Lot 568
TAG HEUER MONACO CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH, ref. CAW2110, Jewelled Cal:12 automatic movement, black dial with subsidiary dials for running seconds and 30 minute recording, steel hands with luminous inserts, steel chronograph hand, white outer 1/5th seconds scale, polished and brushed stainless steel square case with exhibition back, fitted Tag Heuer alligator strap with deployant clasp, case, dial and movement signed, 38mms diam Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratchesNo paperwork, no box, no instructions
Lot 569
TAG HEUER MONACO CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH, ref. CAW2111-0, jewelled Cal:12 automatic movement, blue dial with white subsidiary dials for running seconds and 30 minute recording,, steel hands with luminous inserts, red chronograph hand, white outer 1/5th seconds scale, polished and brushed stainless steel square case with exhibition back, fitted Tag Heuer alligator strap with deployant clasp, case, dial and movement signed, 38mms diam Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratchesNo paperwork, no box, no instructions
Lot 570
ROLEX DATEJUST II STAINLESS STEEL AND 18K WHITE GOLD AUTOMATIC CALENDAR BRACELET WATCH, ref. 116334, c. 2011, no. F10K**2, 31-jewel Cal.3136 automatic movement, silvered dial with applied Arabic markers with luminous inserts, black outer minute markers with 5 minutes in Arabic numerals, date aperture at 3, polished baton hands with luminous inserts, fitted polished and brushed tonneau case, fluted bezel, screw down case back, Rolex polished and brushed bracelet with deployant clasp, case, dial, and movement signed, 41mms diam, Rolex box, warrantee, Rolex swing tags, extra link and booklets. Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - bezel with dints at 5 & 6 o'clock, typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratches.
Lot 571
ROLEX MILGAUSS ANTIMAGNETIC BRACELET WATCH, ref. 116400, c. 2009, ser. no. M88***1, 31-jewel Cal.3131 automatic movement, black dial with applied luminous filled baton hour markers, outer white minute divisions with orange five minute markers, polished baton hands with luminous inserts, orange lightning bolt centre seconds, fitted brushed and polished Oyster link bracelet with signed deployant clasp with Easylink extension, case, dial & movement signed, 40mms diam., Rolex box, outer card, warrantee, booklet. Provenance: Deceased estate (South Wales) Comments: Movement - appears currently functioning. Dial -excellent. Glass - excellent. Hands - excellent. Case - typical light marks and scratches. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - typical light marks and scratches
Lot 597
RARE STAFFORDSHIRE 'DANDY-HORSE' & 'ACCELERATOR' CANARY YELLOW PRINTED JUG, c.1820, foliate painted neck above titled scenes 'A Visit From Richmond to Carlton House' depicting a lady and gentleman riding a dandy-horse and 'The Lady's Accelerator' depicting a lady driving a Pilentum or accelerator (horseless buggy), pink lustre rim, 13.5 cms h. Provenance: Private collection (West Wales) Auctioneer's Note: For camparisons, see Bonhams 10.8.07 lot 115 and Pitt Rivers Museum no. 1897.69.8 for similaryly printed nursery plates. Alison Petch writes: The image on the plate refers to George Augustus Frederick of Hanover, (1762-1830), known as the Prince Regent and later George IV, whose residence was Carlton House until 1820 when he ascended the throne. He is the best known resident in the house and the timescale fits (dandy horses were popular just before 1820 when he was Prince Regent and still resident in Carlton House). The Prince Regent was probably the ultimate dandy of the time. Carlton House was an opulent residence, which could be called a palace when the Price Regent was living there so lavish was its decoration. The house was demolished in 1825 and replaced by Carlton House Terrace. The reference to Richmond refers to Maria Anne Fitzherbert (1756-1837). She was married to the future George IV in 1785 (her third marriage), but this marriage was considered invalid under the Royal Marriages Act of 1772 because it had not been approved by George III, his father. In any case, it would not have been possible to marry as she was a Roman Catholic. The relationship lasted until 1811. Maria Fitzherbert was known as the Sweet Lass of Richmond Hill. The jug is therefore a light-hearted political commentary about the scandal of their marriage and on-going relationship. The dandy horse may have been specifically chosen, not only to link George IV and Maria Fitzherbert on the same machine, but also because its name was synonymous with the high living of the early nineteenth century, which the Prince Regent epitomised. Comments: small chip to side of spout, hairline to neck beside handle, lustre slightly worn, some scattered enamel chips.
Lot 615
PETRUS GERARDUS VERTIN (Dutch, 1819-1893) oil on panel - Townscape with figures near a canal, signed, 13 x 18cmsProvenance: private collection SwanseaComments: varnish smear to top left margin, small superficial scratch LHS, framed ready to hang.The painting is in original condition.There is no overpainting, no restoration.There is a varnish line neat the top going from left to right. (see photographs)UV light shows no fluorescing.There are minor paint chips to the church roof.There is a light scratch upper left (see photographs)The panel is straight, flat, no cracks
Lot 155
A MEMORIAL PLAQUE TO STEPHEN SCOTHERN Stephen Scothern previously served with the South Staffordshire Regiment with service number 26901. He was transferred to the 19th Bn of the Durham Light Infantry (68650). He sadly died at 'home' on 28th April 1917 and was buried in Birmingham ( Witton) Cemetery.
Lot 171
CASUALTY 1914/15 TRIO TO 465 PTE J W ELLWOOD DURH L I Correctly impressedCondition = NEFJohn William Ellwood was born in Frosterly, Durham, in 1882. He worked in the local quarry and was a member of the Territorial Army, serving with the 1st 6th Bn of the Durham Light Infantry. Ellwood went to France April 20th 1915 with the Bn and was sadly killed in action six days later on April 26th. He is remembered on the Menin Gate.
Lot 174
CASUALTY 1914/15 STAR TO SJT THORNE WILTS REGT. DCM & BAR. 1914/15 Star -13568 SJT C Thorne Wilts RCondition VF ( some light pitting to the naming)Charles Thorne was born in Tipton; he resided and enlisted in Swindon. In civilian life, he had worked as a Labourer on the Railways.He joined the 7th Bn Wiltshire Regiment and landed in France on September 21st 1915. The war diaries for the 7th on the April 25th 1917 state;'On the night of 24th/April 25th the Battalion attacked O1 and O2 trenches, 12th HANTS attacked O3, 10th DEVONS PETIT COURONNE. 'C' Company. Objective Z8 - Z10. The Company formed up outside our wire at 2115. Liaison was established, and on the barrage lifting, the company entered the enemy trenches and drove him out after lively fighting with bombs during which serious losses were inflicted. A portion of this sector was cleared but owing to lack of co-operation on the left flank ('D' Coy being held up by the uncut wire), the company was forced, on the delivery of a vigorous enemy counter-attack, to evacuate the enemy's lines. A rally of the company was effected 50 yards from the enemy's trenches, but the attack failed owing to heavy casualties, all the Company officers and 8 senior N.C.Os being either killed or wounded. CSM THORNE, who was left in command, saw that there was nothing for it but to withdraw to our lines' Thorne was Mentioned in Despatches on November 28th 1917. He was awarded the DCM announced in the London Gazette on February 18th 1918: 'For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. After all his company officers had been killed or wounded, he took command, rallying the company after heavy casualties had been sustained and keeping the men together. His pluck and determination inspired confidence, and set a very fine example at a time when it was most needed.' The Bar to his DCM was announced after his death. The award was gazetted on March 12th 1919:'For most conspicuous gallantry and good work during operations near Gouy from 4th to October 6th, 1918. He showed the greatest dash throughout the attack on October 4th, and, although wounded, continued to carry on, consolidating the new line. After having had his wound dressed, he returned to his company, and throughout the night, materially assisted his company commander in every way under very heavy shellfire. He set a very fine example to his company throughout the day and night under most trying circumstances.' Charles sadly died of wounds on October 13th 1918, and was laid to rest in Honnechy British Cemetery.
Lot 181
1914/15 TRIO TO THOMAS SMITH AB RN - POW IN GERMAN EAST AFRICA 1914/15 Trio J.15582 T. Smith A.B.R.NCondition VFAn extremely rare trio with an interesting story. Thomas Smith was born in West Ham, London, in 1895. Smith joined the Royal Navy in May 1913, joining HMS Weymouth in October 1913. On February 5th 1915, while on a reconnaissance operation onboard HMS Adjutant, which was manned by some of the crew from HMS Weymouth, Smith was taken prisoner. An after-action report stated;'Saturday, February 6th 1915 - ADJUTANT, patrol vessel, ex-German tug, 231/1905, captured October 10th 1914 in East Africa by light cruiser Dartmouth, armed with 1-3pdr, took part in the capture of Mafia Island January 12th, now with force blockading light cruiser Königsberg in Rufiji delta, Sub Lt Wilfred Price in command, carrying out reconnaissance of one of the entrances. Heavily shelled from the shore by German forces protecting approaches to Königsberg, steam-pipe cut, drifted ashore and recaptured; 1 rating lost, rest of crew taken prisoner. Salvaged by the Germans, got through British naval blockade, steamed to Dar-es-Salaam, taken to pieces by railway engineers and carried by train to Kigoma, reassembled for operations on Lake Tanganyika. Hepper, possibly in error, reports that "light cruiser Pyramus later closed and destroyed her where she lay" Sold with a copy of the book - The Konisberg Adventure.
Lot 191
A GROUP ATTRIBUTED TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL HENRY K SPALTENSTEIN POLISH ARTILLERY Silver Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari (for the 1939-1945 war No. 12299, Officer's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta (May 3, 1966, for merits in the state service and dedicated work for the Treasury of the Republic of Poland), Gold Cross of Merit, Cross of Merit of the Central Lithuanian Army, Provenance: Sold by Direct order of the family. Spaltenstein was born on December 13, 1896. In 1913, he graduated from the 4th grade at the CK Branch of the Gymnasium in Stryj. After Poland regained independence, he was admitted to the Polish Army. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant of infantry with seniority with effect from June 1919. In 1923 and 1924, he was an officer in the 80th infantry regiment S?onim garrison, and in 1923 he was assigned to the 1st Staff Division in command of Corps District No. III in Grodno He was transferred to the corps of artillery officer and verified as an artillery lieutenant with seniority on June 1, 1919. In 1928 he was an officer of the 29th field artillery regiment in Grodno. On January 27, 1930, he was promoted to the rank of captain with seniority on January 1, 1930, and 3rd in the corps of artillery officers. In 1932 he was an officer of the 5th Infantry Division in Lviv. In 1939, as a Major, he served in the 19th light artillery regiment in Nowa Wilejka as the commander of the 4th squadron. In this position, he fought in the September campaign. After getting to France, he became an officer of the Polish Army in France. In 1940 he was the commander of the 3rd squadron of the 1st Vilnius Light Artillery Regiment. Later he became an officer of the Polish Armed Forces. After the war, he remained in exile. In 1960 he was promoted to the rank of artillery colonel. He was a member of the Council of the Republic of Poland of the third term (from September 9, 1963 to July 20, 1968, on behalf of the Union of Eastern Territories), and of the fourth term (from October 8, 1969 to November 7, 1970, on behalf of the Union of Polish Socialists . He died in 1973.
Lot 2
CRIMEA PAIR TO SCOTT, 68TH REGT Crimea 1854-56 clasps, Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol. Officially impressed - C.Scott. 68th Regt Turkish Crimea - unnamed.Condition GVF (edge bruise above surname, which doesn't affect the naming) Charles Scott served with the Durham Light Infantry during the Crimean War. The medal and the clasps are confirmed on the roll; Scott had previously served on Malta January 1st 1851 to March 31st 1851.
Lot 26
EGYPT PAIR TO PTE YOUNG 2/ DURH L I Egypt correctly engraved - 243 Pte J Young 2/ Durh L IKhedive 1884 - 6 Condition VFJohn Young was born in Perth, Scotland, in 1858. He attested, aged 24 years on June 26th 1882, joining the Durham Light Infantry. He saw service in Egypt in 1885 and 86. He was discharged at Newcastle after serving nearly seven years.
Lot 273
FREDERICK H. COOPER: "THE CRISIS IN THE PUNJAB" "from the 10th of May until the Fall of Delhi by a Punjab Employee", published in Lahore by The Punjab Press 1858, with hand-written notes to the back of the book; and Reverend William Leeke, MA: "The Supplement to the History of Lord Seaton's Regiment, the 52nd Light Infantry at the Battle of Waterloo" (2)
Lot 36
QSA TO PTE PADDEN DURH L I Correctly impressed 4879 Pte E Padden Durh L IClasps: Tugela Heights and relief of Lady SmithCondition GVFEdward Padden was born in Gateshead in 1869. He was a Labourer and had previously served for seven years in the Northumberland Fusiliers. He attested for the Durham Light Infantry on 25th April 1899. He served during the Boer War and was awarded the QSA; he survived and was discharged on 12th June 1901.
Lot 49
QSA TO PTE HUNTER DURHAM LT INFY Correctly impressed: 6990 Pte T Hunter Durham Lt InfyClasp: TransvaalCondition GVFThomas Hunter was born in Gateshead in 188; he attested for the Durham Light Infantry on 5th December 1899. He saw active service in South Africa from 15th August 1900 until 15th May 1901, serving with the 2nd Bn. He is also entitled to Cape Colony and South Africa 1901 clasps.
Lot 59
1914/15 TRIO TO PTE CAYGILL DLI Correctly impressed - 6240 Pte A Caygill Durh L I Condition VF+Alfred Caygill was a native of Witton Gilbert, Durham. He served in France with the Durham Light Infantry from October 30th 1915. Subsequently renumbered 301856, he survived the war and was discharged in 1919.
Lot 62
MM & 1914/ 15 TRIO TO SJT WALDRAM DLI MM - 19945 SJT L J Waldram 13/ Durh L I 1914/15 Star - 1995 Pte L J Waldram 13/ Durh L I Pair - 1995 SJT L J Waldram 13/ Durh L I Condition GVFLeonard James Waldram was born in Nottingham on August 3rd 1891. In civilian life, he worked as a Dyer. During the Great War, he served in the 13th Bn of the Durham Light Infantry, landing in France on August 25th 1915. He was awarded the Military Medal announced in the London Gazette on January 25th 1918. He survived the war and passed away in 1973.
Lot 67
1914/15 TRIO TO PTE THORNTON DURH LI Correctly impressed - 25603 Pte J Thornton Durh LICondition EFWith dog tagsJoseph Thornton was born in Monkwearmouth, Sunderland. Joseph served with the Durham Light Infantry in France, landing there on July 20th 1915. He survived the war and was discharged with a Silver War Badge.
Lot 73
1914/15 STAR TO 2 LIEUT BAGLEY DURH L I Correctly impressed - 2 Lieut C H F Bagley Durh L ICondition GVFCharles Henry Frost Bagley was born in Hartburn, Stockton on Tees on October 4th 1883. In civilian life, he worked as an Engineer, travelling to New York and Canada for work. He served in the 5th Bn of the Durham Light Infantry, landing in France on July 13th 1915. He survived the war and passed away in 1934.
Lot 80
SOLE ENTITLEMENT GV MSM TO TEMPORARY REGIMENTAL MAJOR JORDAN DURH LI Correctly impressed - 21504 TRS MJR A Jordan Durh LIGVF.Albert Jordan attested, aged 45 on September 14th 1914, at Rochdale, joining the 11th Bn of the Durham Light Infantry. He had previously served in the Durham with service number 2900, joining up in 1887 and being discharged after 21 years in 1908. He didn't receive a medal during this period of service. He served the whole of the Great War at home and was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal on June 3rd 1919. His rank was Temporary Regimental Sergeant Major.
Lot 187
1997 Volvo 940 Celebration EstateMake: Volvo Model: 940 Celebration Year: 1997Mileage: 81565VIN: YV1945811W1229537Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: R790PNNTransmission: manualThe 940 Celebration was a last-of-the-line model built to mark the passing of Volvo's traditional rear-wheel drive big four-cylinder estates, as the marque switched to front-wheel drive. Only available in estate form and with a host of extra equipment, it cost a hefty £18,425 on the road. Powered by the 2.3-litre light pressure turbo engine, the spec featured metallic paint, colour co-ordinated bumpers, sports grille, roof rails and 15-inch alloy wheels. Inside, there was half-leather upholstery, wood trim, air conditioning, front and rear electric windows, leather steering wheel, RDS radio cassette player, headlamp wash/wipers, ABS brakes, electrically-heated front seats and adjustable door mirrors. This example, in Blackberry Metallic with black cloth/grey leather interior, was registered in November 1997. Its odometer shows 81,565 miles (which is largely confirmed by the available history), and it has had three former keepers. Its MoT has only recently expired, in October of this year. Aside from the current V5C, the paperwork includes the original Volvo booklet wallet, with owner's manual, service book (stamped up 76,102 miles in 2014) and dealer network guide. The selection of invoices date from the middle of the first decade of the 21st century, as do the pair of MoT certificates. The Volvo's interior is in very good order; with little wear to the seats, nice wood, and no lifting of the vinyl covering on the door cappings (which often affects 900-series cars). Ripspeed tread plates are fitted in the door apertures, The exterior displays stone chips on the bonnet, and there are also areas of wear and flatness in the paint. Corrosion is evident on the nearside door mirror base and offside front wheel arch, which is holed. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 7TH OCTOBER BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
Lot 338
1986 Honda VFR 400Make: Honda Model: VFR400Year: 1986Mileage: 41918VIN: NC211008357Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: C110PRNTransmission: manualThis 399cc Honda VFR400 is described by the vendor as being a 'lovely bike' that 'rides well'. First registered in 1986, it came to the UK in 1997, with the V5C recording six former registered keepers. The paperwork file includes an MoT certificate from April 2008, as well as details of the test failure in July 2021, with major defects being listed as: nearside front brake hose excessively damaged, rear shock absorber having negligible damping, headlamp aim too low, rear position lamp light intensity significantly reduced, and front brake disc contaminated. Advisories are for the front tyre with small cracks on the sidewall, the front brake disc worn but not excessively, and the offside front shock absorber having a light misting of oil. The odometer shows 41,918km covered, and there is a spare key.
Lot 375
1989 Austin Mini Thirty 6,773 miles from newMake: Austin Model: Mini Thirty Year: 1989Mileage: 6773VIN: SAXXL2S1N20430239Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: G845FBDTransmission: manualOne lady owner from new (now deceased) Garaged from new and unused since 2005. Requires light restoration. Comes with the original bill of sale, service book, handbook, original and current V5's
Lot 393
1973 Jaguar XJ6 4.2 Manual SIIMake: Jaguar Model: XJ6Year: 1973Mileage: 46011VIN: 2N3417DNConfiguration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: POK227MTransmission: manualThis desirable short wheel base 4.2 XJ6, fitted with overdrive, is finished in the original period Greensand. It has covered only 120 miles during the vendor's five year ownership and would benefit from some light recommissioning. The vendor advises that he has garage stored the car for the last five years with the very occasional trip out in dry weather. The car is described as solid. Fitted with a later sunroof and the headlining requires attention. It appears to have done little mileage over many years. Comes with the original passport containing fifteen stamps between 1973 and 2002, recent MoTs, current and older V5s, handbook and maintenance chart. The mileage is recorded at 46,011.
Lot 398
1974 Ford Escort RS 2000Make: Ford Model: Escort RS 2000Year: 1974Mileage: 0VIN: BFATPU00032Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: GKM148NTransmission: manualUnlike the Anglia before it, the Ford Escort was available in several sporty performance forms, such as the Twin-Cam, RS1600, Mexico and RS2000. The latter, as here, had a 100bhp 1993cc overhead-cam Pinto engine and offered 100mph performance plus a lot of rear-wheel drive fun in a quite compact package. It was almost as fast as the more complicated RS1600 but as easy to look after and maintain as the Mexico, with which it shared its bodyshell. The car was launched in England on 11 October 1973 priced at £1586. This particular Escort RS2000 is an original, UK-supplied right-hand drive car delivered registered on 5 November 1974, finished in Stardust Silver with black with Charcoal cloth interior and polished wood dash inserts. After a series of owners, it had a period of over 10 years in storage in the early 2000s, after which it was partially restored, with a view to preservation rather than renewing. New old-stock front wings and a bonnet were sourced and fitted, and there was some paintwork. The original bumpers and rear light surrounds were re-chromed, the front and rear seats re-upholstered and the brake callipers overhauled and refitted. The history folder contains the V5C (noting 11 former registered keepers), an original sales brochure, assorted invoices (with several from around 2015 when the renovation work seems to have taken place), service book (but only with two stamps, up to 7136 miles in 1975), owner's manual, workshop manual supplement, tax discs from 1976 to 1998, and MoTs from 1989 to 1991, 1993, 1996 to 1997, 2006 and 2015. The odometer reading is 80,496 miles. Externally, the car is in very good order, albeit it with its rear RS2000 badge missing. The interior is also good, although the driver's sun visor is absent, the choke cable is loose and hanging down, the clock doesn't appear to be working, and some of the grey switches exhibit some mottling. A bonus fitment is the period Pioneer tape deck. The car seems to have spent some years unused, and so will therefore need some recommissioning to be returned to the road. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 28TH OCTOBER BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
Lot 401
Ford Focus BTCC Race CarMake: FordModel: FocusYear: 0Mileage: 0VIN: Contact AuctioneerConfiguration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: Contact AucitoneerTransmission: manualOur vendor, and ex BTTC driver has provided us with the following narrative: Built by GR Motorsport in 2000 as a production BTCC car. GR Motorsport ran four of these cars, winning the production BTTC team championship. Matt Jackson, Gareth Howell and Rick Kraemer raced the other cars but Richard Meins raced this one, except at Knockhill where Gordon Shedden ran it in his BTTC debut, getting a first and second in class and 5th overall. He is now a three times BTTC Champion and current driver. Purchased four years ago in parts, once its history was unearthed it was restored back to its original colour scheme and Scholar Race Engines rebuilt the engine. The car will require light recommissioning before being used, he believes it to be potentially eligible for the Silverstone Classic and Super Tourers. Further research leads him to believe that the car raced in Macau on three occasions. The original build cost for each of the cars was close to £100,000 back in 2000
Lot 406
1966 Triumph TR4A IRSMake: Triumph Model: TR4A IRSYear: 1966Mileage: 39584VIN: CTC667310Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: KWJ882DTransmission: manualThis TR4A has been In the same ownership since 2003. Minimal use in the last three years due to health issues, so light recommission recommended. An original UK RHD model fitted with overdrive and wire wheels. Comes with a folder of invoices and MoT certificates. 39,584 recorded miles PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 27TH OCTOBER BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
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1985 Mazda RX-7 FBMake: Mazda Model: RX7Year: 1985Mileage: 67785VIN: JMZFB131200702776Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: B30WFJTransmission: manualMazda's RX-7 was the model that brought the Wankel rotary engine to widespread acceptance, being produced over three generations from 1978 to 2002. The sleek and sculptured first generation cars, running through to 1985, are the most desirable models among classic Japanese enthusiasts. The vendor believes that this is 'almost certainly the best UK right-hand drive Mazda RX-7 in existence', and, after a total restoration including an engine rebuild, its condition is certainly excellent, inside and out. In fact, virtually the only exterior flaw is some light cracking to the rear polyurethane spoiler, while the red/brown interior has virtually no flaws. During an extended road test for Classic Car Weekly - which will be featuring the car before it is auctioned - the RX-7 also drove extremely well, with a delightfully rorty exhaust note. The history folder is almost as superbly presented as the car; a large leather folder with everything organised in clear folders. It contains the history of the car from 1990, when it was acquired from a Mazda main dealer with 59,000 miles on the clock. That owner reputedly kept it in a heated garage but used it sparingly for days out and shows. There's lots of paperwork from his time with the car. When the car was sold in 2014, the next owner had the wheels professionally refurbished, before it went to a new keeper. An investigation to find out why there was excessive smoke resulted in the engine being rebuilt again, at 67,780 miles in December 2020. At the same time, a new clutch was fitted, the carburettor was stripped and rebuilt, items in the engine bay were powder-coated, the brakes were dismantled to resolve some binding and a Racing Beat stainless steel exhaust was fitted. The cost of this came to £4750. There was a rebuild and repaint around the same time (although the £6485 estimate for this reads 2010, we think this is a typing error as it is addressed to the owner who only bought the car in 2019, and there is further correspondence and pictures showing the work being done during December 2020). Four new Nankang Sportnex tyres were fitted in April 2021. Other invoices in the file date back to the 1980s; this is a vehicle that has had many thousands spent on it, There are also current and previous V5Cs, two sets of spare keys, a Mazda-branded full car cover, tax discs from 2004, 2011 and 2012, document wallet with owner's handbook and stamped service booklet, a range brochure, and MoT certificates from 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 and 2010. The current MoT is valid until February 2022 and the present mileage is 67,785.
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