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Lot 1302
A 1980s polished brass framed and heavy glass topped rectangular low coffee table, length 130cm, together with a pair of matching lamp tables, each width 60.5cm (3)Condition report: Glass good and complete, some general very light surface scratches only.Coffee table frame supports are scuffed and scratched to both at one endLamp tables with some tarnishing to supports.Each stand well and are structurally sound.
Lot 1372
A set of six early 20th century Belgian oak dining chairs, having upholstered pad backs and stuff over seatsCondition report: Chairs are all solid and sturdy. Upholstery quite old, well used and in need of a clean. Finish to oak rubbed in a few spots, some light marks/scratches from use but generally in good condition. All chairs match, they are a set of six. None have arms. Height of chair - floor to highest point is 107cm.
Lot 1420
A pair of 1970s Stag light oak three drawer chests, each raised on turned tapering supports, width 76cm, together with a conforming single door bedside cupboard, width 38cm (3)Condition report: Each three drawer chest stands well. One with narrow 40x2mm veneer loss to top front edge of upper drawer towards left hand side. Some surface facing and handling wear also. Bedside chest good and original. Black laminate top without faults.
Lot 1440
A good circa 1900 mahogany, satinwood and ivory inlaid revolving bookcase by Maple & Co. having typical arrangement of eight divisions, raised on castors with Maple & Co. label to interior, width 49.5cmCondition report: Height 86cm. Revolving action fine. All original castors. No woodworm, Please see extra images for damaged section and ring. A good quality item, Light surface scratching. No significant faults. Stands well, good original colour. Some knocks and scuffs to baton uprights, but an overall very good and original example.
Lot 166
The "District Railway MAP of London', 6th edition, circa 1903. The 3rd issue of this edition. An inset states that the 'New Route to Upminster, Shoeburyness etc is now open". Some of the first tube lines are now included, either open, authorised or under construction. The proposed, but later abandoned, City & Brixton tube railway is still shown but now terminating south of the River. Opens out to 42" x 26" (107cm x 65cm). An unusually fine copy in very good order, even the covers evidence only light wear. [1]
Lot 202
c1910-15 POSTER MAP 'Great Central Railway and its Connections' with an inset enlarged-scale map of central England. Covers England and Scotland as far as Perth & Dundee. Shows ferry services to Ireland & the Continent as well as manufacturing & agricultural districts, upland, moorland & pasture. Strong, vibrant colours make this a very attractive map. Measures 26" x 39" (66cm x 100cm) and is generally in very good condition with very light wear. Folded. [1]
Lot 207
c1925-30 London's Tramways (LCC Tramways) double-crown POSTER 'Epping Forest Tram Services' by Tony Castle (1891-1971). A colourful image of a deer drinking from a steam in a sunny glade in the forest. Lists below the tram routes which went closest to the forest (at Woodford, Napier Arms). A scarce survivor from this series. Generally in very good condition, small foxing marks in the margins and on the reverse, very small, light creases in places. [1]
Lot 209
Pair of 1958 London Transport double-royal POSTERS from the 'Hop on a Bus' series by Lobban. These examples depict a woman trudging in the snow and a shop window promoting evening opening. This famous and iconic series was produced after the disastrous 1958 bus strike and was a major campaign to woo back lost passengers. The posters, in typical LT fashion, turned the bullseye into a character, in this case a 'sandwich board man' with the slogan 'Hop on a Bus'. Posters are in excellent condition with only minor blemishes, light creasing. [2]
Lot 210
Pair of 1958 London Transport double-royal POSTERS from the 'Hop on a Bus' series by Lobban. These examples depict a man in the rain and two women in a gale. This famous and iconic series was produced after the disastrous 1958 bus strike and was a major campaign to woo back lost passengers. The posters, in typical LT fashion, turned the bullseye into a character, in this case a 'sandwich board man' with the slogan 'Hop on a Bus'. Posters are in excellent condition with only minor blemishes, light creasing. [2]
Lot 251
c1909 London Underground STREET & RAILWAY MAP. A 54-page booklet featuring prominent use of the then recently-introduced UndergrounD logo and incorporating a coloured system map, a monochrome illustration of the 'No need to ask a p'liceman' poster, sectional street plans with the Underground lines superimposed and a street index. An unusually good example - light staining and a crease to the cover but contents are very good. Spine has been reinforced. [1]
Lot 252
1899 District Railway illustrated GUIDE to the Greater Britain Exhibition at Earl's Court. 56pp booklet with fold-out District Railway Miniature Map of London - a special issue of the map overprinted with 'Greater Britain Exhibition & Gigantic Wheel' and a symbol of Britannia at the appropriate location. A little age-darkened, light stains to covers, staples have corroded but overall in very good condition. [1]
Lot 366
1932 London Underground linen-card POCKET MAP from the Stingemore-designed series of 1925-32. This is the last issue (the final pre-Beck Underground map) with mustard cover and showing all the line extensions completed with opening dates on the reverse. A very good copy, just a few light stains. [1]
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Lot 82
1907 "District" [Railway] MAP of Greater London & Environs, 2nd edition. Shows the Franco-British Exhibition (held in 1908). A large-scale, full-colour map (42" x 26", 107cm x 66cm), linen-backed and folded into hard covers. Bakerloo, Hampstead & Piccadilly tubes shown in bold, non-Group tubes, eg Central and C&SLR, not so prominently! Also shows LUT Trams and all other railways. Map is in very good condition, the covers have light wear but are unusually good. [1]
Lot 12
WIKING Tieflader MAN, 1972, gelborangefarbene Kabine, hellbraunrotes Chassis, silberne Pritscheneinlage, Bodenprägungen "Wiking Germany", GK 503/1A. WIKING low loader MAN, 1972, yellow-orange cabin, light brown-red chassis, silver platform insert, "Wiking Germany" stamped on the bottom, yc. 503 / 1A.
Lot 1618
KÜNSTLER/IN 20. Jh., "Russische orthodoxe Kirche im Abendlicht", Mischtechnik, unsigniert, HxB: Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 20x14 cm (34x27,5 cm mit Rahmen). Im Passepartout hinter Glas gerahmt (verso geschlossen). Altersspuren. ARTIST 20th century, "Russian Orthodox Church in the Evening Light", mixed media, unsigned, HxW: Passepartout cutout approx. 20x14 cm (34x27.5 cm with frame). Framed behind glass in a passepartout (closed on the reverse). Signs of age.
Lot 1651
STIERHOF, ERNST (1918-?), "Bauernfamilie mit Hasen in der Stube", o.re. signiert und bezeichnet 'Stierhof, Mchn.', Öl/Leinwand, HxB: ca. 61x80 cm (75x95 cm mit Rahmen). Lw. zu den oberen Ecken hin leicht gewölbt, Beriebspuren. Mit Rahmen, mit montierter Galerieleuchte (Kante leicht beschädigt). Altersspuren. STIERHOF, ERNST (1918-?), "Peasant family with rabbits in the room", signed and inscribed 'Stierhof, Mchn.', Oil / canvas, HxW: approx. 61x80 cm (75x95 cm with frame). Canvas slightly arched towards the upper corners, signs of rubbing. With frame, with mounted gallery light (slightly damaged). Signs of age.
Lot 19
WIKING Dodge Tankwagen, 1950-51, unverglaster Drahtachser, blaßrote Kabine und Aufbau, ohne Heckbeschreibung, mit Kippschlitz, Bodenprägung "WM", GK 800/Za. WIKING Dodge tank truck, 1950-51, unglazed wire axle, light red cabin and body, without rear description, with tilting slot, bottom embossing "WM", yc. 800/Za.
Lot 3009
WIENER EMAIL-KAMINGARNITUR Um 1900, Messingkorpus, hellblau emailliert, Frontseite mit fein gemalter Darstellung einer galanten, farbigen Szene in floraler, plastischer Umrahmung, sig. "V.Bern", Vase, H: 38 cm., Schale, HxB: 18/35 cm. Leichte Altersspuren. VIENNESE ENAMEL FIREPLACE SET Circa 1900, brass body, light blue enamelled, front with finely painted depiction of a gallant, colourful scene in floral, sculptural framing, sig. "V.Bern", vase, h: 38 cm., bowl, hxw: 18/35 cm. Slight signs of age.
Lot 3014
MURANOLEUCHTER, ANDROMEDA INTERNATIONAL, Murano, 70er Jahre 20. Jh., handgearbeitetes Klarglas opaktweiß hinterfangen, geschweifte Lichtarme, Einsteckblumensatz, H: ca. 80 cm. bestoßen, zwei Einsteckblätter gebrochen und zwei mit restaurierter Bruchstelle, Zierkugel unten beschädigt. MURANO LIGHTS, ANDROMEDA INTERNATIONAL, Murano, 1970s, 20th century, hand-made clear glass with an opaque white background, curved light arms, set of plug-in flowers, height: approx. 80 cm. bumped, two stock sheets broken and two with restored breakage, decorative ball damaged at the bottom..
Lot 6
WIKING Alter Betontransporter Henschel HS 100, 1967-68, rote Kabine und Chassis, hellbeiger Aufbau und hellgrünbeige Trommel, Bodenprägung "WM Germany" und "Wiking 53 b" unterhalb des Aufbaus, GK 532/9B. WIKING old concrete transporter Henschel HS 100, 1967-68, red cabin and chassis, light beige body and light green beige drum, "WM Germany" and "Wiking 53 b" stamped underneath the body, yc. 532 / 9B.
Lot 85
MÄRKLIN zwei Tenderlokomotiven, Spur H0, bestehend aus 3611, württembergische Dampflok Klasse C "227", hellblau-/blaufarben im Orig.-Karton, schöner Erhalt, dazu Schlepptenderlok BN 01 081, leicht bespielt, ohne Karton, Fkt. nicht geprüft. MÄRKLIN two tender locomotives, track H0, consists of 3611, Württemberg steam locomotive class C "227", light blue / blue in the original box, nice condition, with separate tender locomotive BN 01 081, slightly used, without box, function not checked.
Lot 258
The Beatles, White Album, Stereo PCS 7067 / 7068, Number 0202494. Condition of vinyl appears excellent, light surface marks only, black inners have no tears just some slight creasing, lyric poster and photos in good order with slight creasing, gatefold sleeve is very good, very slight staining with some heavy scuffing to the lower section of the spine.
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