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Lot 256
CLIFT MONTGOMERY: (1920-1966) American Actor. A vintage folio illustrated German newspaper supplement issued by Bild and dedicated to the film The Misfits (1961) the first page featuring a large image of Montgomery Clift (Perce Howland) alongside Marilyn Monroe (Roslyn Tabor) and with printed text, signed ('Monty Clift') in blue fountain pen ink to a clear area at the centre of the image. Clift has experienced slight pen trouble from a different pen, with a lighter ink, when first attempting to sign the image. Central vertical and horizontal folds and some slight scuffing and a small area of paper loss, only affecting Monroe's image and not the signature. About G
Lot 646
A SECOND WORLD WAR (NORTH AFRICA) ITALIAN PRISONER OF WAR 'TRENCH ART' ENGRAVED CIGARETTE CASE worked from aircraft parts, the sprung loaded case decorated with geometric patterns and British Army Labour Corp device and initialled 'RML' (Major Roy Murrell Lang); together with a related cigarette lighter, also worked from aircraft aluminium, engraved 'RML' and 'B.R. Egypt 1944'; and a Great War Princess Mary tin, lacking contents, (3). Note: Major Lang was in charge of captured Italian prisoners in North Africa, and by family repute the two aluminium items were made by the Italian prisoners and given to him in 1944.
Lot 795
AN M.L.B. (ITALIAN) TINPLATE FIAT ESTATE CAR grey with lighter grey side panels, sliding sunroof, opening rear door and cream hubs, with a clockwork motor (non working), generally good condition, 17cm long; and an A.M. (Italian) tinplate Fiat 600, pale fawn, red plastic hubs, with a friction drive motor (working), good condition, 11cm long, both unboxed, (2).
Lot 904
A PRE-WAR TRADE BOX OF SIX NO.29C DOUBLE DECKER MOTOR BUSES the yellow box with printed code 'A2226' to the ends and 'BW1214 10M 8-38' to one side, with replacement dividers, containing an immediate post-war Double Decker Bus, A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings, no stairs, grey over green, no advertising, smooth black hubs, white tyres, good condition; immediate post-war Double Decker Bus, A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings, no stairs, grey over red, no advertising, ridged black hubs, black tyres, fair condition (wing tips broken); immediate post-war Double Decker Bus, A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings, no stairs, cream over green, no advertising, ridged black hubs, black tyres, generally good condition; immediate post-war Double Decker Bus, A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings, no stairs, lighter sea green over darker green, no advertising, ridged black hubs, black tyres, fair condition; immediate post-war Double Decker Bus, A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings, no stairs, grey over green, no advertising, ridged black hubs, black tyres, generally good condition (one wing tip broken); and immediate post-war Double Decker Bus, A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings, no stairs, cream over red, no advertising, ridged black hubs, black tyres, generally good condition.
Lot 913
ASSORTED MATCHBOX TOYS comprising a plastic accessory building No.MF-1, Fire Station, red and white with a grey base, fair condition (roof detached; loss to top corner of front right projecting wall; no rear elevation), boxed, the box fair; with 1-75 Series No.27, Bedford Articulated Low Loader, darker green cab, buff trailer, grey plastic wheels, mint, boxed, the box generally good (one end flap slightly creased); No.27, Bedford Articulated Low Loader, lighter green cab, buff trailer, grey plastic wheels, generally very good condition (slightly faded), boxed, the box very good; and two Matchbox 'Models of Yesteryear', each boxed, (5).
Lot 225
A large quantity of costume jewellery to include a collection of equestrian and sports related tie pins and cufflinks, beads, Scottish style brooches, badges, simulated pearls, bangles, chains, shoe buckles, rings, earrings, marcasite set jewellery, a lighter, trinket boxes, a Pageant of Birmingham 1938 programme with photographs, various coins, a Bakelite pot, a pen etc.
Lot 24
Oasis, Heathen Chemistry promo set including double vinyl sealed album, four 12 inch vinyl one sided promo singles, Stop Crying Your Heart Out, The Hindu Times, Hung In A Bad Place & My Generation, 12 inch vinyl promo for (YouÉve Got) The Heart Of A Star, b/w Columbia (live), two 12 inch vinyl singles for Little By Little/She Is Love, b/w My Generation, Songbird, b/w (YouÉve Got) The Heart Of A Star, b/w Columbia (live), four 2002 tour programmes, four Songbird promotional stickers & a Stop Crying Your Heart Out blow up football & lighter.
Lot 45
U2 The Best Of 1990 - 2000 double vinyl, double CD, bonus DVD, Ray-Ban sunglasses in special U2 case, Cube weather & time station with U2 album logo, Zippo lighter, Mousemat, calendar, post-it notes, umbrella, double 12 inch vinyl remix pack, Staring At The Sun remix on 12 inch vinyl, two promo CDs for album, VHS video collection, two Hands That Built America promo CDs, Electrical Storm promo CD & CDR & three different CD singles.
Lot 924
A particularly elegant example of what is widely accepted as Coper's most well known form. In T material white clay, the upper section with a creamy white exterior glaze, the interior glazed dark brown with traces of ochre. The narrow central stem is predominantly dark brown, on the base the brown manganese glaze has been scoured and textured to reveal the lighter clay beneath in a classic Coper surface treatment technique. Hans Coper seal impressed to the base. Probably manufactured in his Hammersmith studio, circa 1965. Height: 25cm, diameter: 8.3cm Provenance: From the collection of John Crowther. Condition Report: There is a 4 cm section of abrasion to the rim which at one point is a slight chip.
Lot 337
TWO MAIL SLEEVES, LATE 15TH/16TH CENTURIES, PROBABLY EUROPEAN the first formed entirely of riveted rings of rectangular section wire, extending from the shoulder to the wrist and shaped to the elbow; the second similar but later, slightly shorter and formed of smaller lighter-gauge rings of round section wire; both probably cut from mail shirts (fairly heavily patinated overall)
Lot 338
A EUROPEAN MAIL SHIRT, SECOND HALF OF THE 15TH CENTURY, PROBABLY GERMAN formed entirely of riveted rings of rectangular section wire, with an upstanding collar, a short, overlapping opening at the centre of the neck, a pair of short sleeves of smaller, lighter-gauge rings, and a skirt extending to the upper thighs at the front and cut away over the rump for wear in the saddle (lightly patinated overall and showing some patches of active corrosion)
Lot 174
Colibri Lighter Colibri produced the lighter and accessories for Scaramanga's pistol which was made up of a gold pen, cigarete holder, cuff link and the Colibri Lighter. These vintage lighters are well sought after outside of the Bond collecting genre, the connection to the film makes such an item quite desirable.
Lot 1632
6th-5th century BC. A bronze helmet formed from two curved segments each with a flared rim, short nasal, flange crest running for-and-aft with rivetted seam to the edge; raised panels to the upper section of the bowl, repoussé ridge forming curved brows; to each side, a recess for the ear and hinged cheekplate, D-shaped with a scooped forward edge, lines of repoussé pellets to the border and upper zone, pierced for attachment of securing straps. See discussion in Connolly, P. Greece and Rome at War, London, 1988, p.60-63. 660 grams, 30cm (11 3/4"). From an old Oriental collection. The Chalcidian helmet was popular in Greece in the fifth and fourth centuries BC, as well as the southern parts of Greece that were colonised by the Greeks. The helmet appears to have been a development of the Corinthian helmet, but with improvements in design which gave the wearer better hearing and vision, resulting in a lighter and less bulky helmet. The helmet would commonly have a hole pierced on each cheek piece or elsewhere in order to accept an inner lining which was made of leather; adornments, such as combs of horsehair, were usually placed on the top of the helmet. By the time of Alexander the Great the helmet was still worn by soldiers, most notably the hoplites, the heavy infantry men who carried long spears; the helmet would later go on to develop into the Attic helmet which is iconic of Classical soldiers. Fine condition, restored.
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