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A Dunhill novelty chrome plated lighter, modelled in the form of a lidded tankard, 9cm H.

Unusual Dunhill silver plated boxed ruler cigarette lighter

Carlton Ware 'Noir Royale' design cigarette lighter & ashtray

Two vintage lighters one pocket the other Ronson table lighter

Watches - an Accurist watch; others; a cigarette lighter; etc

Smoking - a pipe modelled as a pistol; a cigarette lighter, Halina Chappie as a ship; others, Rolstar, bull; quantity

A Kay & Co Ltd Swiss pocket watch; a fob watch; a Roxy lighter, in leather case (3)

A tray of onyx pieces - telephone, table lighter, ash tray, animal ornaments and a treen card box, two George V commemorative tins one containing vintage spectacles

A 19th century plated smoker's stand with ashtray, cigarette holder and "Man in the Moon" ball table lighter, 21cm high, stamped R Rodrigues, Piccadilly, London, another table lighter in the form of an urn and a press nutcracker, (3).

A collection of various wooden boxes, a Ronson's plated table lighter, a framed wall mirror and miscellaneous items.

SILVER SUGAR CASTER & RELIGIOUS ORB, the loaded sugar caster, Birmingham 1911 and the silver orb with crucifix lighter wick, London 1936 (loaded and with several impact dents)

Arteluce, an Italian chrome and glass inset up-lighter ceiling light, second half 20th century, labelled for 'Arteluce', the disc form body with three supports rising to an ovoid boss, approximately 100cm high overall including ceiling fitment, 61cm diameter

SWORD AND BLOSSOM POEMS FROM THE JAPANESE PUBLISHED IN 1907 three volumes of Japanese color woodblock illustrations, printed on double-folded pages compliment these poems, with original book case (3) (Dimensions: 13cm wide x 19cm high x cm depth (in the book case)) (Qty: 3)(13cm wide x 19cm high x cm depth (in the book case))Condition report: Pages are clean, binding is firm. Cover is creped paper over boards, printed with color woodblock pattern. Back board is clear and bright, front board about 2 shades lighter. A little wear at ends on spine.

Novelty Aston Martin Dealership Table Lighter, 1960s, gold coloured metal plated table lighter with black ignition button, engraved 'Aston Martin Jensen & Rootes Wilmslow Garages Ltd', made by Rowenta Electronics, Germany (unchecked) F

Cricket, six vintage cricket caps - three darker coloured with Norfolk County Cricket Club shield badges and three lighter coloured with different designs, formerly the property of BGW 'Bryan' Stevens, who played for Norfolk from 1937 to 1958; with six further items, including Denis Compton's Benefit Programme, small book 'Life of Richard Linsell', an autographed Nottingham CCC card 1838-1988, a glass image of a ladies team (?), score cards England vs Australia (some filled in) 1912, 1948, 1953 and more

RAF Pilot Table Lighter, white metal figure of a RAF pilot in full flight gear holding aircraft propeller, head lifts up to reveal lighter inside. Mounted on wood base, size 28 cms high.

A silver lighter, William Comyns & Sons Ltd, circular form with two bands of horizontal lines, London 1964, a cut glass ashtray with silver mounted rim, Grey & Co, removable top with swing mechanism, London 1903, two silver-topped brushes, Chester 1900, another brush and a decanter label.

NOVELTIES. A KKW miniature camera table cigarette lighter, a miniature camera 'clock' with case & a Lledo Models of Days Gone Kodak van.

C20th rams horn made into a Zippo lighter holder

A BOX OF MOTOR CAR CLOCKS to include Ford bakelite examples, Smiths, Kienzel of Germany, an Air Ministry bakelite aircraft clock, Bentley centre screw on hub cap, vintage horn, electric horn and MG lighter

A SELECTION OF JEWELLERY ETC, to include a silver hinged bangle, four lockets, two silver ingot pendants, a silver cased pen, further silver and white metal jewellery, approximate total weight 155 grams, together with a cased textured Ronson lighter, a further Ronson lighter, a continental coin bracelet, a Victorian memorial locket etc

THREE BOXES AND LOOSE PLATED CUTLERY, DINNERWARES, TEAWARES, etc, to include onyx desk set (ashtray, lighter, vase and globe shaped paperweight), a Continental dinner service, Oriental teaset, plated oval gallery edged tray etc

A BOX CONTAINING A NUMBER OF MILITARY BADGES AND ITEMS, Warwickshire Regiment cap badges, collar dogs, sweetheart brooch, RAF brooches, Victoria 50th Jubilee medallion on original card packaging, various other badges both enamelled and silver, lighter and small bakelite box

A TRAY CONTAINING VARIOUS ITEMS OF MILITARIA, to include cap badges for Royal Warwickshire, Lincoln, The Welch, Regiments, etc, a WWI era trench art lighter, Nazi Police WWII cap badge top wreath missing, Coronation medals on homemade decorated bar, etc, coins, Foreign and British, WWII era ephemera, small tin containing cufflinks, etc

A silver cigarette case with milled geometric decoration, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1925, a collection of silver dressing table items, napkin rings and a Ronson table lighter

A gold plated Ronson lighter , of rectangular form with fluted decoration, together with a novelty paste set silver ring with a fitted watch face and movement

Various compacts, including a Wedgwood example for Stratton - silver Jubilee 1977, 301/2000, plus a lighter, brooch, vesta type box and gun lighter

A gold plated Dunhill unique lighter

A GREEN AND BLUE JACKET, lighter blue vertical striping, makers name has been blocked out but the owner's name tag (E.W. Walford) is visible

A 1914 Iron Cross 1st class, of light weight construction with ferrous centre; a WWI black wound badge; and a WWII trench art cigarette lighter. Average GC (the lighter battered). (3)

A quantity of assorted collectables. to include; leather covered feathery golf balls and later balls a French table lighter, a collection of portrait miniature and photograph frames, one with a half length portrait of of a seated girl, watercolour on card, a mid-19th century German diary, a similar continental mid-19th century leather bound notebook, having framed oval watercolour to front depicting a riverside village, a silver cased marcasite cocktail watch, a gold plated pocket watch and other items, (condition varies). (qty)  

An Alfred Dunhill 9ct. gold Rollagas lighter, assayed London 1965, with textured finish, stamped Dunhill makers' mark to base, height 66mm. (gross weight 107.4g)Condition; Good, two very small endents to base along short edge, gold jacket, not engraved.

A Must de Cartier engine turned gold plated gas lighter.

*Alfred Dunhill 1993 Centenery edition cigarette lighter in original hinged box and card box. Lot subject to VAT.

Two Dunhill lighters and a Dupont lighter, all cased

Vintage onyx & brass rotary dial telephone, matching table lighter, ashtray and casket, two handled glass goblet and decanter

Royal Crown Derby 'Imari' pattern 1128 table lighter and cover, together with a rectangular Royal Crown Derby trinket dish, (2)

Collection silver & collectors items: Collection silver & collectors items including closoinne enamel egg, silver propelling pencils, enamel fish decorated and signed napkin ring, watches, unusual buckle, small knives & Ronson lighter etc.

A Sphairistike Lawn Tennis Box and Contents including three rackets 1874. This standard original first box manufactured by French & Co is smaller than the slightly later 'Extra Large Box' and measures 36 x 12 x 6 inches. The box painted red has a carrying handle through which a rope passes and is knotted behind the holes inside. The lid is secured by hooks and eyes and when open supported by original red cloth straps. The outer label in red and black on gold paper measures approximately 8.5 x 7.5 inches in rectangular form with a domed top reminiscent of photographs of this period in shape. The centre of the label has an illustration of Wingfield's net and to the lower left a pair of crossed rackets and a ball. Sphairistike written in script meaning 'skill in playing ball' from the ancient Greek, together with the term soon widely adopted Lawn Tennis is central. To the outer edges 'The court can be erected in five minutes and need never be taken down, as it is made to stand all weather. The bats however must be brought into the house, as they are liable to damage'. Inventor's Agents. Messrs French & Co, 46 Churton Street, London. The inner white paper label is an advertising list of available equipment and prices in black script, approximately 8 inches square. The royal crest and maker?s details are accompanied by a cash only statement! Listed are sets, shoes, tape measure, seats, bats etc. Amongst the contents are the original red mallet, a net and three rackets. The rackets measure 27 inches in length and 8 inches across the head. Racket one Stamped Henry Malings, Frances Street, Woolwich together with an appointment crest this racket with original gut stringing has one break with four rows of trebling top and bottom. The handle has a three-quarter calf skin grip. In good condition the frame is straight with no warp. This racket weighs 311 grams/10.9 ounces Racket two Stamped Henry Malings, Frances Street, Woolwich together with an appointment crest running vertically. This racket with original gut stringing has one break with four rows of trebling top and bottom. The handle has a black three-quarter calf skin grip. This racket weighs 290 grams/10.2 ounces. To the reverse of the concave wedge written ink is W. Dod. Lottie and Willy Dod were ancestors of the vendor. In good condition the frame is straight with no warp. Racket three Stamped Henry Malings, Frances Street, Woolwich together with an appointment crest this racket with original gut stringing and no breaks with four rows of trebling top and bottom. The handle has a white three-quarter calf skin grip with the original red leather collar. In good condition the frame is straight with no warp. This racket weighs 341 grams/12 ounces. The Rackets ? The rackets supplied for Sphairisike box sets were made by Malings or Jeffries, in symmetrical form like a rackets racket or badminton racket. These three Malings rackets are all similar with a ¾ length grip and vary in weight slightly with a symmetrical head. All three are lighter than later rackets and measure 27? in length and 8? across the width of the head. These dimensions are the same as Sphairistike rackets known to exist today. The rackets have been used and were found with the Spharistike box. Each racket weighs slightly differently from 10 ounces to 12 ounces. In November 1874 Sphairistike rackets changed to a heavier weight and an asymmetric shaped head. We may conclude that these rackets date before the change i.e. prior to November 1874. Although not stamped Sphairisitke we may conclude these rackets were produced during 1874 prior to the shape change. Either slightly different rackets of that period or non-stamped Sphairistike rackets.

A silver and gilt highlighted rectangular cigarette case, gilt within, the exterior engine turned and applied with the initial A, London 1936, weight 151 gms, a Cartier gilt metal curved rectangular gas lighter, having a textured finish and an associated Asprey case, (3).

Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; two rectangular cigarette cases, Birmingham 1930 and 1936 and a rectangular cigarette box, wooden lined within, Birmingham 1958, also a Dunhill gilt metal rectangular gas lighter, with engine turned decoration, with Directions for Use, case and Self Sealing Gas Refill (empty), also an unrelated Ronson booklet, (5).

Silver, comprising; an octagonal sugar caster, raised on a wide octagonal base, Chester 1908, height 16cm, weight 140 gms and a table lighter, formed as a grenade, having a flame finial, Chester 1920 (loaded), (2).

A cold painted table lighter, The Carpet Seller

A Canary singing lighter, boxed

An Australian brass lighter

Three cut glass vases, a green glass perfume bottle with applicator, four paperweights, one signed, a glass table lighter and other coloured glass vases

Assorted silver plated items, a pen, a Ronson lighter, a carved bone comb, etc.

20TH CENTURY CHROME TABLE LIGHTER, the case modelled in the form of a Rolls Royce radiator grille with a removable gilt Spirit of Ecstasy mascot topped striker, 7cm wide

A Dunhill electroplated 'Rollagas' lighter.

A Dunhill 'Rollagas' electroplated lighter, boxed and with instructions.

Very Rare Eugene Rimmel/CRICKET Fan: ''The Harrow Fan LORD'S'' a scarce paper advertising fan for the perfumer Eugene Rimmel, both sides a vibrant blue with gold lettering. Mounted on light brown wood sticks, the recto is a record of a Cricket match between Harrow and Eton in 1870 and lists the names of the players. Wickets, bats and balls feature on the upper edge. The design also mentions the Gaiety Theatre, Strand, London (see next lot), and further states ''UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF H.R.H THE PRINCESS OF WALES Miss NELSON Dramatic studies With illustrative anecdotes and remarks. LONDON and the PROVINCES'' Printed across the lower edge ''J. WEALE 23 Nicholas Lane, Cannon Street, E.C. Sole agent for the OXFORD CAMBRIDGE ETON and HARROW CRICKET FAN KELLEY KING'S GUIDE TO CRICKET''. The verso is divided into five panels advertising the products of ''Eugene Rimmel, Perfumer by Appointment to their Majesties''. Nineteen perfumes and Toilet Waters listed. To each side, a classical lady holding aloft a smoking lamp, both with chubby winged cherubs at their feet. No printer or designer name evident. Guard length 9.25 inches or 23.5cm Another known version of this fan substitutes OXFORD for HARROW on the recto. RIM3. Some rubbing to folds recto/verso, some nicks along the top edge. Small loss of paper along the bottom edge, recto, and the verso has at some point been soiled with water and the stain affects several folds near the bottom edge, turning the dark blue to a lighter blue.

A Large and Decorative Framed Late 19th Century Fan, blousy yellow roses painted on a pale coffee gauze, panels of a lighter machine lace serving as a top border and as insertions. Finished with a cream rope effect and fringed silk tassel. Mounted on wood, the monture with shaped gorge sticks and plain, darker guards, the fan is backed with red velvet and contained in a fan shaped case, glazed, the gilded frame with a central bow in the French style. Guard length 11 inches or 28cm. Generally good, well presented, no indication of split gauze or noticeable repair. No signature noted.

A Fine Large Brussels Point de Gaze Needle Lace Fan, the leaf mounted à l'Anglaise on pink mother of pearl sticks, carved, pierced and gilded. The lace, on a hand made net, shows from the left a stone balustrade a bird and two butterflies in flight, and a strange bird with curved beak, and long legs, possibly a Crane, or a Rook, regarding them. The top border and reserves are filled with needle lace roses, large leaves and scrolling. Contained in a good solid car fan box covered in cream silk, with domed lid, no labels. Guard length 15.75 inches or 35cm. Some glue marking to the bottom left of the leaf. There may have been a competent repair to the net on the lower border, centrally, very hard to tell. On the bottom section of the lower guard a one inch section of the pearl is a slightly lighter pink.

Pistol - Spanish Redondo Cap Pistol, carved vesta as a clog, tortoiseshell page turner having gold crown monogram, silver Masons girls medal plus one other, razors, cigarette lighter Algiers ring etc:- One Tray

An Edwardian silver table cigar lighter in the form of a Roman lamp, Birmingham, 1910 (missing finial) with a cased Victorian silver cream jug, Birmingham, 1890 (2)

Dupont gilt metal gas cigarette lighter No.6636CV, cased

A vintage onyx smoking set, comprising: ashtray, lighter and cigarette box.

A collection of small ceramic ornaments to include Delft, Masons and Colibri table lighter.

Table lighter in the form of an oil lamp on tall pedestal base, 4.5” over handle B’ham by HCF

SMALL FLIP TOP JEWELLERY BOX FITTED ONE DRAWER CONTAINING SILVER PIECES NOVELTY LIGHTER AND OTHER COSTUME PIECES