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Click here to subscribeCartier, Pasha de Cartier, a lady’s 18 carat gold wristwatch, circa 1990, ref. 2397, no. 325928 MG, the two piece screw down case with brilliant-cut diamond winding crown and dust cover, the engine turned silvered dial with diamond dot numerals, alpha hands, centre seconds hand and date aperture at 5 o’clock, the 20 jewel Cartier automatic movement cal. 120 ETA 2000-1, on a block link bracelet with a concealed fold over clasp, with a Cartier box
A RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT THRONE SALT MARK OF MG (CYRILLIC), MOSCOW, 1895 The back pierced with scrolls incorporating two stylised cockerel heads; a silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel vodka cup, mark of Ivan Saltykov, Moscow, circa 1890, decorated with flowers in shaded enamels highlighted with foiled red drop motifs, bordered with turquoise blue beads, gilt interior; and a silver-gilt powder compact box, mark of BK (sans serif), Kiev, 1908/17, circular with reed, ribbon and bead borders and pale green translucent enamel over rayed engine-turning on cover, latter set with mirror to interior Throne salt 4 in. high (10 cm.) (3) View on Christie's.com
2 Victory Models saloon cars An Austin Somerset in Coronet Cream with red seats and a Standard 10 in grey with cream seats. Somerset boxed, minor wear, one end flap warping and part torn away, vehicle GC, some warping to windows (windscreen collapsed inwards) and bodywork, 3" crack to rear below boot lid, guarantee present, also with MG sports car instruction leaflet. Standard 10 GC, some warping to windows and bodywork, front bumper coming away.
2 scarce Tekno items Mercedes-Benz 180 saloon in cream with white wheels and chrome hubs; MG 1100, also in cream, with chequered flashing, red interior, white wheels, suspension, jewelled headlights and opening bonnet revealing detailed engine (832). MG boxed with original packing paper, minor wear, items VGC - Mint
A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS PARTS FOR MG J2, including 2 x Radiator`s, 3 x spare wheels, propeller shaft, windscreen bonnet, 3 x doors, 3 x side screens, 2 x clutch, front valance`s (pair), engine back plate, 3 x manifolds, rocker gear, carburetors, cycle type wing, control pads (pair,new) in black trunk, box of engine parts, engine oil pipe set, set of manifold clamps, brake cables and radiator supporter rods.
A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS PARTS FOR MG "P" TYPE, including 8 x brake drums, 6 x brake back plates, bulk head, 3 x spare wheel carrier, rear chassis cross member, set of swept wings (2 seater), dashboard, front hartford shock absorbers (pair), front engine mounting, engine back plate, exhaust manifold, brake cables, body foot wells (4 seater?), hood, 2 x dashboard new, not drilled, 4 x bonnet catches, 4 seater spare wheel carrier & gearbox extension.
A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS PARTS FOR MG MMM (FITS SEVERAL MODELS), including rear axle casing, 3 x steering wheel, 4 x head lamps, 9 x wire wheels, 3 x horns, starter motor, small Hartford shock absorbers, 2 x headlamp glasses, 2 x headlamp shells, new, wheel nut, 4 x door hinges, 2 x front chassis cross member, radiator mounting brackets and rocker cover (6 cylinder engine).
A superb pair of William and Mary silver lace-back trefid spoons by William Scarlett, London 1692, the bowls with scroll-work and fine bead rat-tail, the top of the back of the stems pricked (1) a crown over ‘MG’ over ‘1693’ and (2) a crown over ‘EG’ over ‘1693’, 20.6cm (8in) long, 144g (4.65 oz) Literature: Kent, Timothy ‘London Silver Spoonmakers 1500-1697’, 1981, p. 52-53 and Jackson, 3rd edition, p. 144. Provenance: Wm. Bruford & Son Ltd, 1943 (£75); Marsden-Smedley collection (Sotheby’s June 17th 1943, lot 59) Condition report** In very fine condition, the die-struck decoration quite crisp and the marks very clear. Planishing quite evident on edges of the back of the bowls.
An unascribed English provincial silver trefid spoon, maker’s mark ‘RB’ with a pellet below in a pointed shield, a cartwheel device, circa 1680, the bowl with ribbed rat-tail, the top of the back of the stem pricked ‘ME’ over ‘MG’ over ‘167…’, 17.5cm (7in) long, 30g (0.95 oz). Literature: Kent, Timothy ‘West Country Spoons’, p. 67 for a possible attribution to Richard Bampton of Salisbury Condition report** In fair condition. Split to bowl next to handle join, and a nick to the top of the stem. Bowl misshapen, nick to top of the front and very worn at the lip. Marks fair.
Matchbox Superfast No 64 MG 1100, light blue metallic body, off set white interior, boxed; Matchbox Superfast No 29 Racing Mini, bronze metallic body, racing number 29 labels on both sides, off set white interior, boxed; Matchbox Superfast No 68 Porsche 910, red/orange metallic body, racing number 68 label on the bonnet, off set white interior, boxed. (3)
A SECTIONALISED MG B GTThis MG B GT has been expertly sectioned in Mr Robert Ball`s workshops on the Isle of Wight, for use as an exhibit in the museum. Originally purchased as an MOT test failure, the motor car now clearly displays the engineering that went into one of our most iconic and popular classic sports cars. See illustration
Citroen ID19 Pressed Steel Pedal Car - French made example with registration number 19-MG-64, the white paint work has been overpainted in cream, fitted with original red plastic steering wheel, black seat, working pedals and crank, steerable front wheels with hubs caps, lacks rear bumper and one corner of the front bumper, the steering wheel rim is loose and requires reattachment but still a Fair solid basis for some restoration, 120cm long.
Triang Minic 1/20th scale MG Series MGA Sports Car - scarce example is turquoise, with cream interior, plated parts, both plastic headlamp lenses are detached but present but lacks one of the plated headlamp surrounds (in box base), but includes the remaining plated parts and clear plastic windscreen - otherwise Excellent in a Good Plus illustrated box with inner card display base.
* Jaguar and MG c. 1965. Two artwork paintings, depicting Jaguar E-type Roadster and MG B Sports 2-seater models, original designs for “Airfix” Kits box-tops or packaging, watercolour & gouache on art-boards, unsigned, previously purchased from the auction sale of Airfix artwork archive, 15 x 20in (38 x 51cm) (2)
A group of mainly unboxed Dinky and Corgi vehicles to include a Silver Aston Martin DB5, a Corgi Driving Car, a Dinky Ambulance, a BOAC Coach, a Double Decker Bus, a 38 Series Packard, a Triumph 2000, a Morestone Land Rover, a 38 Series Oldsmobile, an MG Midget, and several other vehicle, a boxed Dinky Supertoys 972 Coles Mobile Crane
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