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Click here to subscribeQuantity of Art Deco style doll's house furniture, accessories and lighting, includes dining table and chairs, garden furniture and plants, seven unused electric lights including Al'Turn'Ative Proportions 1/12 scale lamp and a book on 1930'shouses 'The 1930's House Explained' by Trevor Yorke. VG+.
ERIC CLAPTON - a selection of Eric Clapton t-shirts and baseball caps from his earlier tours and concerts to include a white EC and his Band Australia 1975, a white L Japan Tour '77, a green M World Tour 1978, a blue XL 1987 tour, a grey XL Clapton Collins Phillinganes East '87, a blue '87 tour L, a grey EC and his Band 1988 L, a white XL EC and his Band 1988 tour, a black L (approx.) EC Japan Tour 1988, a white 1990 Starwood Nashville L, 2 x Royal Albert Hall 1991 white XL, a black XL Royal Albert Hall 1991, a L peach Elton John & EC Security No Backstage Versace, a white Unplugged XL, a white Journeyman 90-91 XL, a white 1992 US Tour L, a grey Royal Albert Hall 1993 XL, a red From the Oracle Fall '94 XL Upstaging Lighting and Transport and 3 x baseball caps to include EC and his Band Japan Tour '83, a brown Eric Clapton Live Jam Productions ltd and a black Journeyman.
“Pekin to Paris in a Motor Car” (Luigi Barzini) 1st ed 1907: having illuminated cloth boards, gravure printed illustrations, together with “Ten Years Motors & Motor Racing” (Jarrott) 2nd ed. 1912, “Lives of the Engineers” (Smiles) 1st ed. 1874, “The Open Road” (Lucas) 1st ‘Pocket-Edition’ 1914, and with “Modern Starting & Lighting Systems” (Page) 1st ed. 1916 (5)
Leon Chapuis Cycles & Automobiles Lyon 1911: A good rare early 20th century Manufacturer’s & Accessories Catalogue, comprising a comprehensive illustrated listing of cycles, motorcycles & automobiles, components, spares, and many accessories including lamps & lighting, tools & garage equipment, perambulators & toys etc, 300pp fully illustrated with illuminated soft covers
GWR early Platform Lamp with original glass lamp name ASTON CANTLOW. Ex GWR Halt on the Alcester Branch to Bearley comprising a simple 200ft long by 8ft wide wooden platform with a corrugated iron waiting room. Constructed alongside the branch line and opened on 18th December 1922. There were no sidings or goods facilities, but lighting was provided and the single platform had 4 GWR lamp standards with typical lamp tops, this being one of them and the only known survivor. The halt was unstaffed and for administrative purposes was under the control of Great Alne. The Halt was closed when the line closed at the start of WW2, reopened again briefly in 1941, but finally closed on 1st March 1951. Some damage but a very scarce item.
This 15 a nice copy of the LUCAS Electrical Fault Diagnosis Service Manual that you can use with the Rolls Royce or Bentleys or cars with the LUCAS electrical system The electrical systems have long played a problem for the Classic Car owners Now you can diagnois the electrical problems much quicker and make repairs more correctly with this LUCAS manual Manual covers Batteries, Starters, Coil, Ignition, Dynamos & Alternators, Lighting, Wipers, and more This is a MUST for any Classic Car owner!
Scratch built model of a Steam Tug Boat "Alfred", having large single can motor powering a single screw, batteries not supplied but wiring for lighting and battery built in, with servo for direction, but no receiver apparent, highly detailed model to measure 43" with a 12" beam, on a custom built wheeled boat stand
The 1904 Darracq and its Management by Archibald Ford of Liverpool, a 69pp. booklet illustrating and describing the workings of the marque dating back to 1901, the pages include a glossary, detailed descriptions and well-contrasted images of component parts, chassis layout, a fold-out depiction of the 12hp long chassis car with limousine coachwork, and similar for the chassis, line drawings with explanations, the gearbox explained, etc., advertisements for The Autocar, School of Motoring, Salsbury Lighting, Wellasaline Motor Oils, a list of authorised agents and much more, a green hard cover with black titles, a hint of thumbing on the spine area, the first page showing signs of splitting from the spine, otherwise in sound condition, no loose pages (1)
*A 1952 49cc Cairns 'MOCYC' Auxiliary Engine and Sunbeam Bicycle. Driving on the front wheel, this particularly rare engine, even by low-production cycle-motor standards, was designed in 1949 by GYS of Bournemouth and manufactured by Cairns of Todmorden, Lancashire, who also made Cairns bicycles, consisting of an unusual one-piece alloy engine unit and casting numbered 5826, it possesses Wipac ignition and comes with hand controls, a file of information and fastenings, the Lady's Sunbeam is a rare very early example of the 'LT' model, with no model identifying code in the number, the first 'austerity' bicycle from John Marston Ltd. Most of the non-oil-bath models lose their identity when over-painted and, unlike 'racing' cycles, no one searches out a Lady's bicycle. Very original, even down to the steel, spear point 'mudguards, speedo and drive with Lucas lighting and other fittings, the photograph shows the engine placed in position, but not connected with its fastenings or the hand-controls in place. AF (a qty)
*A circa 1993 Mercian Gentleman's Lightweight Bicycle. A 22 1/2-inch frame finished in black and grey enamel and possessing Campagnolo fittings, to include 16-speed gearing and controls, their 'Mountain Bike Fittings' range, Wolber rims with quick release hubs, Brooks Colt saddle, water carrier mounted on the seat tube, centre-pull brakes, dynamo lighting, rear rack, pump, etcetera. A complete, useable bicycle, albeit the front tyre and tube are missing (1)
A 1967 Volkswagen Beetle 1200, registration number NDV 34F, chassis number 117732801, engine number DR 1444, blue. Believed 51,500 miles from new, this restored Beetle was christened by the vendor's daughter BeBe having been in same family ownership from new, mother and daughter. Originally supplied to the mother, from a Weston-super-Mare garage was registered PYB 908F. A change to PTH 699 took place in 1976, and the change to the current registration in 1984. In 1991 BeBe accompanied the vendor's step-daughter to Edinburgh, where it remained in garage storage before returning to the family home in Torquay in 2003, where upon a photographic restoration was carried out. A brief outline of works carried out includes a re-conditioned engine by Remtech (still needs running in), new silencer and tailpipes, new clutch, new wheel bearings, a fully rebuilt braking system, rebuilt suspension, re-spray, all new rubber seals, an interior re-trim with new carpets, seat covers and headlining, new tyres, stainless steel rear bumper, new lighting, plus numerous other components which costs approx. £6,000 plus labour. There is an accompanying history file with receipts, old MOTs, SORNs and sundry paperwork. BeBe is now only for sale because she is not getting the use she deserves having only covered a couple of hundred miles since the completion of the restoration. V5C, no current MOT, tax exempt See illustration
A GEORGIAN STYLE DOLL'S HOUSE the side-hinged front elevation opening to reveal an internal arrangement of six rooms, with hall and landings, beneath a pitched roof, wired for electric lighting (not tested), the exterior walls covered in brick paper, the whole on a shallow base board, overall 98cm high, 84.5cm wide, 42cm deep.
Pele Magic Box, The box case featuring a 15 by15cm. bronze figure seemingly suspended in mid-air by a 'magical', pioneering and innovative process, the modelling of the figure capturing the football legend Pele executing his iconic overhead kick, one of only six that were made, the back of the case mounted with a shirt No.10 that was autographed by Pele at a private signing session at his apartment in Sao Paulo, fitted for electric lighting, 56 by 56 by 30.5cm., 22 by 22 by 12in.
Attributed to E. W. Godwin for Collinson & Lock, a coromandel wood occasional table, the square top with parquetry banding above second tier below, raised on four ring-turned legs 72 x 51 x 51cm (28 x 20 x 20in) Literature: For a similar example, see 'The Secular Furniture of E. W. Godwin' by Susan Weber Soros, publ Yale University Press, 1999, plate 212 E W Godwin (1833-1886) British architect and designer was described by Max Beerbohm as "the greatest aesthete of them all". His work embodied the aesthetic movement of 1865 to1885. He trained as an architect and his work included the original designs for Bedford Park and James Whistler's house in Tite Street Chelsea. But the scope of his talent was not limited to buildings, he designed wallpaper, textiles, stained glass, lighting and costume and stage designs - particularly during the years he lived with the actress Ellen Terry. His furniture designs were Anglo Japanese in style, often using ebonised wood. They achieved the perfect balance between the Aesthetic concept of "art for art's sake" and Godwin's insistence that excess in design (and indeed life) ought to be avoided. He was engaged by many of the leading manufacturers including William Watt, Collinson and Lock and Gillow and Co and remains one of the most important designers of his era, with work held in public collections throughout Britain.
A 9 carat gold plated gas cigarette lighter by Dunhill, the rectangular lighter with overall diamond textured design, with hinged lid and revolving textured lighting mechanisim to front, signed Dunhill, length approx. 12.5cm, presented in original fitted case; together with a gilt metal and red enamelled lighter by JJ Dupont, Paris, length approx. 7cm
Owl by Night A favourite on The Big Hoot Trail, Owl by Night comes alive after dark. Covered in striking mirrored mosaic, Sophie’s hand-crafted creation has been lighting up the sky for fellow night owls and casting a spell with its stunning good looks. Gorgeous. Artist: Sophie Handy Sponsor: Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co About the artist: Sophie Handy is a successful mosaic artist whose work is rooted in connecting people with spaces and encouraging their interaction through the arts. She has fifteen years experience of community arts, leading workshops to enable participation, and her inspiration comes from carnival arts, puppetry and impact sculpture.
Reputedly capable of an impressive 60mph, the Willys Overland Model 40 was powered by a 4188cc four-cylinder engine allied to planetary transmission. Based around a sturdy ladder frame chassis equipped with all-round leaf-sprung suspension and rear-wheel brakes, the model wore 2+1-seater roadster coachwork that befitted its sporting capabilities. Well engineered, dependable and versatile, the Model 90 boasted such niceties as a folding windscreen and acetylene lighting set. Designed to be at home on made or unmade roads, the Overland proved a strong seller. Finished in Light Grey with Black upholstery, this particular example is described by the vendor as being in 'good' condition with regard to its engine, transmission, bodywork, paintwork and interior trim. Decidedly rakish, this Edwardian Roadster appears to have been the subject of past restoration work.
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