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Lot 282
1950s/60s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Piccadilly Line platforms at Holborn station. Unusually, these were made with the line colour in a lighter shade of blue later associated with the Victoria Line. One of a small number of stations where the panels included the 'bullseye' with the line name. Measures 62" x 9" (158cm x 23cm). A few scratches and small chips but generally a very good example. [1]
Lot 161
1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the platforms at Chancery Lane station on the Central Line. Traditional style panels like this one from this station are much less common than the recent type. Measures 63" x 9" (160cm x 23cm). A few small chips at the screw-holes and other minor blemishes but generally a very good example. [1]
Lot 93
1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL 'Barnet Branch' from Camden Town station on the Northern Line. These were interspersed with the station-name panels on the High Barnet platforms. The first example we have seen at auction of this very unusual panel. Measures 50" x 9" (127cm x 23cm). A few small chips at the screw-holes but generally in very good condition. [1]
Lot 242
1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Circle & District line platforms at Notting Hill Gate station. Traditional style panels from those platforms are very uncommon. Measures 70" x 9" (177cm x 23cm). A small chip at one corner but generally an excellent example. [1]
Lot 251
1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the Northern line platforms at Elephant & Castle station. An unusual 'fully contained' panel which would have been located on its own in an isolated section of the frieze. Measures 75" x 9" (190cm x 23cm). In excellent condition with just minor blemishes. [1]
Lot 461
Pair of London Transport bus stop TIMETABLE PANEL FRAMES, the first is full-size (takes 3 panels), the second 2/3rds-size (takes 2 panels). Wooden frames with glass panels. The first contains a full-size panel dated September 1951 for Stage 5 of the post-war tram-to-bus conversion programme and the second contains a 1967 panel for Rover tickets and a 1962 panel for the final stage of the trolleybus-to-bus conversion programme. The frames are in very good, ex-use condition. [2]
Lot 456
Quantity (41) of 1920s-70s (mainly) London Transport PANEL TIMETABLES including a 1924 London United Tramways example for routes 73/77 and a number of 1930s bus versions. Plus a quantity (22) of 1960s London Transport bus FARECHARTS, the smaller paper type. Generally in good to very good condition. [63]
Lot 156
1930s London Underground translucent GLASS PANEL with pre-war-style bullseye on a white background. Said by vendor to be ex-Strand station. Presumably designed to be back-lit and would perhaps have been located above a display or at the ticket office. Measures 29" x 8" (74cm x 20cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition. [1]
Lot 332
1950s/60s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from the former Aldersgate station on the Circle & Metropolitan Lines. It shows both line colours to indicate the shared platform. Aldersgate was renamed Barbican in 1968. Measures 45" x 9" (114cm x 23cm). Some small chips etc at the edges but generally in very good, ex-use condition. [1]
Lot 404
1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Shepherds Bush station on the Central Line, one of the few stations where the panels incorporated the 'bullseye' logo with the line name on the bar. Measures 84" x 9" (213cm x 23cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition with just a few, small edge-chips. [1]
Lot 322
c1940s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PANEL from Euston station. A very early panel which features brown edging which had traditionally been used on pre-WW2 signs. Later, it was decided to edge the panels with the line colours which, in this case would then have been black for the Northern Line. Measures 44" x 9" (112cm x 23cm). In excellent condition with just minor blemishes. [1]
Lot 513
A medium Welsh dresser, pine backed with of two glazed cupboards either side with internal shelving, middle shelves with cup hooks and the base consisting of five drawers with porcelain handles and an under tier with turned supports and block feet (please note the upper right glass panel is cracked) W165cm D45cm H206cm
Lot 1196
PETER HEAP OF WETWANGA RABBITMAN OAK HALL BENCH, CIRCA 1970'S/80'S, with two long drawers beside a seat with three-panel back, raised on faceted legs terminating in blocks joined by chamfered stretchers, panelled construction throughout, of good colour, carved rabbit signature. 81cm high, 121.5cm wide, 48cm deep
Lot 1170
A GILT-BRASS REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK, c. 1890, the case with fluted carrying handle and with bowed bevelled glass ends enclosing a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and Arabic numerals outer dial within an engine turned gilt panel, with twin barrel movement and platform lever escapement striking on a gong, with key. Height excluding handle 14cmAppears to be in working order but we can't warrant this. The enamel dial and case in good condition. Generally, a very good clock which is ready to use.Extra photographs available
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