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A BRASS MINERS LAMP, made by the Protector Lamp and lighting Co Ltd, Eccles Manchester. 8.5" high.

A quantity of cut and otherwise faceted lustres, drops and pendants from lighting fittings and chandeliers.

No.887 Unic Articulated Tanker - Dutch promotional model NWM, Nederlansche Weg Tanker Maatschappy (Dutch Road Building Company) - very dark green tractor and chassis, silver tank, NWM transfer to tank sides, dark green hubs. Tractor with "W" logo on yellow roundel to doors, fitted for electric lighting as per the standard model. Tractor is Good (wear marks to highlights), tanker trailer is Excellent. This is a very rare promotional given to customers - NWM is now part of Harry VSO Logistics. Very few of these are known - the first we have offered.

Henry Scott (1911-): "Silver Shadows" - clipper ship Lighting, oil on canvas, signed, 35cm x 50cm

A Protector Lamp and Lighting Co. relighter steel and brass miner's lamp.

A Projector Lamp and Lighting Co. Type JCM1 blued steel and brass miners lamp.

Clarice Cliff circular Plate decorated with 'Lighting' pattern, circa 1930, 7" diam

A Tri-ang-type doll's house, mock-Tudor style with pitched, tiled roof, the front elevation, with tinplate windows, opening in two sections to reveal six rooms, four with electric lighting (26in. wide), together with a collection of wood household furnishings, family of dolls and an associated garage -8in.

CHANDELIER, 20th century Venetian glass of large size with fourteen serpentine lighting arms terminating in decorative bowl sconces, approximately 150cm H overall.

CHANDELIER, late 19th/early 20th century Continental with twelve serpentine glass clad lighting arms all-over hung faceted bead chains and drops, 112cm H x 108cm W (as found).

A scarce late 1920s Hornby O gauge Metropolitan locomotive in brown with black and gold lining on pierced and pressed tinplate, block skirts, dark grey removeable roof, 6 volt with protruding brush caps, lighting bulb sockets each end with switches (no bulbs)., droplink couplings. QGC to GC for age (mostly minor play wear but roof abraded and slight rusting to exposed metal) (Please see lot 26 for image)

Quantity of OO locos and rolling stock, including Lima military diesel long range Leopold gun set, 2 x 2-6-0 locos and tenders, Airfix 4-6-0 loco and tender Royal Scots Fusilier in LMS black, 0-6-0 Fowler loco and tender in LMS black, Rivarossi 4-6-0 loco and tender Hector in LMS maroon, 5 double bogie coaches, 2 Hornby Orient Express Pullman coaches, 5 coach lighting sets. All boxed, quantity of track (some unboxed), some age wear. VGC to Mint. Parts may be missing from set.

A Trix 2-rail F103B 0-6-2 Collett class 5600 tank engine 6664 BR lined black, some chips & rubs to paintwork & transfers (BD-F-G) together with 1/568 BR red/cream coach with lighting unit fitted but only one bulb (F-G)

E*** Vitali 13 1/4in. x 6 1/2in. (34 x 16.5cm) Italian character studies: a Franciscan monk in the kitchen; and an old man lighting the pipe Signed. (a pair)

A brass safety lamp 'The Protector Lamp and Lighting Co Ltd', Eccles.

A Hornby Series 2E Signal Cabin, fitted for electric lighting, in original box, good

A silver motoring plaque, W.B Sheffield, 1960 modelled as a steering wheel with a countryside scene of two men standing beside their car, one with map in hand, the other lighting his pipe, wood base 29cm.; 11.25in. diameter

Corgi, CC20401 1/50 scale 'Galloper' fairground attraction model with battery operated lighting and can be converted to run off a motoriser pack (M,BM)

Meccano No.2 Constructor car made up as a Sports Tourer, red body, blue seats and mudguards, with driver, spare radiator and clamping plate, 4 spare mudguards, tapered rear section, hand brake not fitted but loose as are baseplates, switch on dash for lighting with instructions. Incorrect wheels fitted. With lot 3226 would be near complete, but with blue wheels (F-G)

2 Lionel Lines 610 Pullman coaches, brown/cream with lighting pick-ups, chips & scratches to paintwork, wrong boxes (F)

3 Hornby R433 & 2 R435 LMS 57' coaches & 3 R449 lighting units (BG-NM)

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, boy and grandmother lighting a candle, oil on panel, 10" x 8", in gilt frame.

Robert Natkin (b. 1930) Intimate Lighting Suite # 2 signed and dated 'Natkin 1972', inscribed 'Intimate Lighting Suite/#2' (lower left)wax crayon and gouache on paper 29 x 20in. (73.7 x 52cm.)

Quantity of Hornby railways including 5 Coronation Scot coaches in blue; 8 LMS maroon coaches including operating mail and 3 clerestory suburbans; 7 LNER teak finish including sleeping car; 3 SR green, and 2 GWR chocolate & cream - all various types plus 12 R449 coach lighting units, 3 small loco bodies and 3 wagons including Hornby Dublo Royal Daylight tanker. All boxed, latter 6 associated. GC (minor wear and damage)

3 0 gauge kit wooden and plastic coaches in Midland maroon finish, grey roofs, pierced and glazed windows, tinplate bogies, brake end vestibule type, similar mainline; and a passenger brake end; all fitted battery lighting. VGC (Minor marking)

A similar lot but 2 vestibule type Mainline coaches and a similar non vestibule; all fitted battery lighting. VGC (Minor marking)

A Dolls House, with furnished interior, and wired for lighting, 84 cm

An impressive pair of regency style, carved giltwood palm trees. Each fitted for electric as up-lighting lamps. Each 234cms height./2

A 1960's Subbuteo table soccer game 'The Continental Flood-Lighting Edition', with original fitted box, and accessories

An early 20th century doll's house and contents, with four rooms, central stairwell and provision for electric lighting, contents include Art Nouveau and traditional wood furnishings, metal chattels, all-bisque doll, etc., together with twelve various dolls, house 37in. long; 30in. high

"Pollocks Original Regency Theatre", back-drops and scenes from Aladdin and Cinderella, includes a stage lighting set

Bofill: A Bronze Figure of a Labourer Lighting his Pipe, standing full length wearing flat cap, baggy shirt and trousers, on a rustic base, signed "Bofill", painted number 3412 on the base, 33.5cm high

1938 Vincent H.R.D. 499c.c. "Meteor" Reg.No. FJJ 332 Engine No. M640 Frame No. D1629 Gearbox No. XBAPH 56032. Frustrated by the poor quality and delivery of proprietary engines, Philip Vincent decided to launch his own offering at the 1935 Show. Built in three stages of tune the Meteor, Comet and Racing T.T. Model. The machine featured sprung frames and twin brakes on both wheels. The machine was delivered to London dealers Conway Motors on December 1st 1938, what a Christmas present. Engine, frame and gearbox numbers are all correct as is the original Lucas lighting equipment. A rare opportunity to acquire a good original pre-War Vincent, surely one of the best appreciating two-wheeled investments in the world.

Meccano, various, including 1A Conversion Set and Set 1, both G, B, clockwork and electric motors, M280 Lighting Set (loose contents in box), tin box with all colours of sections, wheels etc, book 'How to run a Meccano Club' 1930, and worn instruction booklets

Plated lighting wares, comprising: a five light candelabra, a set of three, three light candelabra and three further odd three light candelabras.

Plated lighting wares, comprising: a five light candelabra, a set of three, three light candelabra and three further odd three light candelabras.

Mackay Thomas, W G. English Candlesticks before 1600, 1954; Caspall, J. Fire & Light in the home pre-1820, ACC 1992; Eveleigh, D J. Candle Lighting, Shire Publication; and four books relating to Pewter and ironwork. (7)

Harmen Hals- A peasant interior with a boor lighting his clay pipe, another figure beside him; oil on panel, 37x26.3cm.

An early battery operated novelty black figural pocket watch holder with lighting eyes.

A Swedish 'Lundby' dolls house, with electric lighting and a selection of furniture.

Two painted wood toy fortresses, one with provision for electric lighting and castellated battlements, 17in. and 21in.

Subbuteo, sets, table cricket, club edition, flood lighting edition and International Edition, all boxed.

West Ham United. The Thames Ironworks Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Limited share certificate, 1899, eng. certificate printed in purple ink, with some manuscript additions and signatures, approx 45 x 34.5 cms, framed. The original Thames Ironworks Football Team was formed in 1895 with the backing of Arnold F.Hills, the Chairman and Managing Director. It pioneered playing under electric lighting. set up on poles, in matches against Arsenal and West Bromwich Albion in 1896. In the 1898/99 season the Club turned professional and changed its name to West Ham United in 1900. Its ground, the Memorial Ground, Canning Town, was built by Hills for the staff and was in use between 1897 and 1904. (1)

A collection of three Dinky Toy Lighting Kits, number 787, each boxed.

A collection of six Airfix OO-gauge goods wagon construction kits, together with various lay-out lighting sets, etc, most boxed.

Two miner's lamps, 'The Protector Lamp' and 'Lighting Co Ltd, Eccles, type 6', 23cm.

Hornby No.E2E engine shed, '0' gauge, fitted with electric lighting in original green box, poor.

2 1/2 inch gauge passenger brake coach exhibition model, having fitted interior with seating luggage racks and lighting, finished in LMS livery, No.7711, 77cm long.

5 inch gauge passenger coach, in early British Rail Livery, side corridor, interior detail and lighting, built to scale.

5 inch gauge passenger coach, in Southern Livery, side corridor, interior detail and lighting with tail light, built to scale.

A HORNBY SERIES ENGINE SHED, No. E1E, roof ventilator and smoke vents, electric interior lighting, three rail track, and a Marx tinplate cottage (2)

A miner's brass safety lamp labelled "Protector Lamp & Lighting Company, Eccles", 25 cms, together with a copper circular kettle, 28 cms.

Gauge 1, two G.W.R. eight-wheel bogie corridor coaches, including a 1930's period 1st Class Restaurant car with full interior details, with mirrors and electric lighting; and a Kitchen battery-supply car for train lighting, finished in late 1930's livery, both approx 25 in (63.5 cm) long, in fine condition. (2).

Gauge 1, two G.W.R. bogie corridor coaches, including Directors' Saloon No. 9005; and a Sleeping car, with train lighting, battery compartment and switches, both with detailed interiors and painted in mid-1930's chocolate and cream, both 25 in (63.5 cm) long, in excellent condition. (2).

Gauge 1, three G.W.R. bogie coaches, including a Directors' Saloon with well-detailed interior and electric lighting, painted in mid-1930's chocolate and cream (one rain strip missing), 22 in (56 cm) long; and two side corridor Guard's full brake coaches, painted in late-1930's chocolate, in excellent condition. (3) (part lot).

Gauge 1, R.J.H. two-rail or battery electric B.R. CO-CO Class 37 diesel electric locomotive, fitted with two six-wheel motor bogies, hinged roof hatch for track, battery and lighting switch panel with considerable detail, unpainted, constructed from etched nickel-silver and brass, 24c in (61.2 cm) long, in R.J.H. box, in excellent condition.

Gauge 1, a fine S.R. Pullman four-axle bogie Kitchen-Restaurant car "Joan", with good interior detail and electric lighting, painted in umber-brown and cream, 26 in (66 cm) long, in excellent condition detail.

Gauge 1, a L.M.S. four-axle bogie "Royal Scot" 1st Class Saloon brake, with detailed interior and electric lighting, painted in elaborate early lined crimson-lake livery, 24 in (61 cm) long, in excellent condition.

Gauge 1, a L.M.S. six-axle bogie, (ex: W.C.J.S.) Kitchen-Dining car, with battery supply and electric lighting, fitted with detailed interior, painted in elaborate early lined crimson-lake livery, 28 in (71 cm) long, in fine condition.

Gauge 1, two S.B.B.-C.F.F. Swiss four-axle bogie side corridor coaches, by J.B.C. Models, including one 1st-2nd Class and one 1st-2nd-3rd Class, both with detailed interiors and electric lighting, painted in dark holly-green, approx 262 in (67.3 cm) long, in excellent condition. (2) lot 31 (similar lot).