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Lot 268
An original Gordon Russell walnut extending dining room table together with a set o 6 dining chairs by Gordon Russell. All items bearing Gordon Russell Broadway markings, The table complete with extra leaf and the chairs in excellent condition. Matching sideboard also available. Measures 76cm high x 107cm wide x 78cm deep.
Lot 294
An exceptional Bang & Olufsun entertainment system comprising beocentre hi-fi with television on B&O stand with inverted triangle shaped speaker to underside together with a further set of floor standing speakers. With remote controls. The television measures 108cm high x 70cm wide x 44cm deep.
Lot 21
A sapphire and diamond oval cluster 18ct yellow gold ring, the central oval faceted blue sapphire approximately 9.5mm by 8.0mm, rub over set to surround of sixteen small round brilliant cut diamonds, weighing a total of approximately 0.16 carat, split shoulders, 18ct yellow gold shank, ring size O½ Condition: Good overall, no obvious damage to stones, settings intact, minor wear and tear only
![[Forbes (Edward, natural historian, 1815-54)] Soliloquy composed by a R[ed] Lion] who came down to Andertons [Hotel] July 15.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/dfd0ae87-7b72-44bd-9d38-a72a00a83cab/ffe36b99-2281-42b1-82d5-5df33acc34e8/468x382.jpg)
Lot 334
[Forbes (Edward, natural historian, 1815-54)] Soliloquy composed by a R[ed] Lion] who came down to Andertons [Hotel] July 15. 1852 Therm. 108 o, in the sun, and suffered a Coup de Soleil on something very like it on the top of a 'Bus, 3pp., facsimile poem, with illustrations by T.H. Huxley, Edward Lear's name appended at end, 1f. torn in two along fold, other f. with small tears and slight loss in right hand margin, folds, slightly browned, folio, 1852. ⁂ Probably one of a very small number of copies as Forbes was known to favour small dining clubs. The name Edward Lear at the end may be because he attended the dinner. "Forbes became a member of the Geological Society at the end of 1844 and was elected a fellow of the Royal Society in February 1845. A clubbable and humorous man, he had an active social life which revolved around several small dining societies of like-minded individuals. Among them were the Maga Club of his university, Edinburgh (the club described itself as a 'Universal Brotherhood of the Friends of Truth'), a Red Lions Club which he started at the British Association's Birmingham meeting in 1839, a University Club which he founded in the same year, and a Metropolitan Lions Club which he started in London in the mid-1840s. His conversation, his humorous songs, and his physical contortions all contributed to his reputation among friends for the love of good fellowship." - Oxford DNB.
Lot 61
Quantity of Boxed Die Cast Corgi Cars, including AEC 508 Cabover, Jaguar Mark II, Ford Anglia Van, Morris Minor Covertible, Morris 1000 Pick Up, Burlingham Seagull Stratford Blue, Porsche 956, Morris Minor Traveller, Morris J Van, Smoke Grey Morris Oxford, Jaguar Mark II, Turiumph Herald Ace 9770, Ford Escort Mk/Mexico, Citroen DS, Jaguar Mark II, Aston Martin DBS, TR3A Soft Top, Mr Bean Mini, Morris J-Cydrax, Bedford O Series, Morris Minor Saloon D702, Jaguar XK120, Morris Minor 1959, Morris Traveller 96870, Mini Cooper. (25)
Lot 215
O Gauge. Hornby. "Princess Royal" class 4-6-2 No.6201 "Princess Elizabeth" 20 volt electric. Overall G some small chips / scratches to paint, running board & cab roof edge to L/H side paint touched in. Fitted with replacement bogie wheels, both front & rear. Housed in P/F original fitted box.
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