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A 19th century brass log basket, with embossed diamond decoration enclosing rivets, h. 33 cm, dia. 47 cm CONDITION REPORT: Patch to one side, dents. General wear and tear

A Silver Hallmark 'Patch' Box, engraved with bright cut decoration, Birmingham 1790 makers mark Samuel Pemberton.

A mixed lot of dolls and toys; to include realistic collectors baby dolls, cabbage patch dolls and assorted other dolls

A brass and green engine turned enamel oval patch box, foliate cast border, 6cm wide, early 20th Century

A George III South Staffordshire enamel oval patch box, hinged cover transfer printed A Trifle from Buxton, beneath a neo-classical swag, enclosing a mirror, pale blue fluted base, 4.5cm wide, c.1800

A George III South Staffordshire enamel oval patch box, hinged cover transfer printed A Trifle from Stamford, enclosing a steel mirror, pink fluted base, 4cm wide, c.1800

An early Victorian oval cut citrine and filigree mounted brooch, tested as approximately 18ct gold, with a gilt metal patch repair

A period 1960s Paddy Hopkirk fire retardant race overalls, with embroidered Good Year patch to the left hand breast pocket, approx. 38 inch chest Note: These overalls were gifted to Roy Pike by William Dunne III, team manager, having previously been worn by Dan Gurney, Formula 1 and sports car racing driver

An Austin 12/4 dynamo, by repute, tested and checked by Robin Patch (22.3.2012)

A period 1960s Paddy Hopkirk fire retardant overalls, with embroidered Good Year patch to left breast pocket, approx. chest size 40 Note: These overalls were gifted to Roy Pike by William Dunne III, team manager, having previously been worn by Dan Gurney, Formula 1 and sports car racing driver

19th CENTURY HANAU SILVER OVAL PATCH BOX the hinged cover decorated with an embossed classical scene of huntsmen and possibly Diana, bearing import mark for Sheffield 1895, together with a silver plated vesta case with applied Royal Coat of Arms (2)

A Regency silver caddy spoon of shovel form CONDITION REPORTS Some resoldering around the handle, the wooden section of handle is missing. Very blackened and dirty. There is a patch on the back right corner dirt/corrosion. General surface scratches, wear and tear.

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel oval patch box of waisted form, decorated with simulated shell, the top opening to reveal a mirrored interior

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel patch box of waisted oval form, the hinged lid inscribed "A Trifle from Woburn", the base in lilac, together with a similar example inscribed "A Trifle from Hull", the top opening to reveal a mirrored interior and the base in lilac CONDITION REPORTS Each approx 4.2 cm x 3 cm. A trifle from Woburn - cracks and losses to the enamel to the top (see images), metal is tarnished, general small light scratches, crack to the interior, general wear and tear. A trifle from Hull - various cracks, losses etc from the enamel to the top, various light scratches throughout. Significant losses, cracks etc to the interior (see images).

A 19th Century oak and elm stick back Windsor elbow chair with pierced and shaped back splat, on turned and ringed legs united by stretchers, together another smaller 19th Century oak and elm Windsor stick back elbow chair (2) CONDITION REPORTS Taller chair: two sticks loose, one supporting the arm. The support of the right hand arm moves up and down. There is a large chip at the base of the seat, wear and tear all over, height from floor to top of seat is 40cm. Shorter chair: one stick doesn't fit into top. The central horizonal support is cracked, there are also holes in it where it meets the right hand side of the hoop. The right hand side arm has been nailed. There is a crack to the right hand corner of the seat which has been filled. There are signs of old worm and there is a patch which is worn down on the left hand front leg. Wear and tear all over to include splits, cracks, dents and scratches etc. The height from floor to top of seat is 40cm. Stampted to base.

Cabbage patch kids mascots 1996 US Olympic Team

A collection of 1970/80s dolls to include a 'Trendy Girl', 'Gautlet Sindy', in carry case 'Canterbury Patch' and four Pedigree Sindy dolls, together with clothes and leaflets (2 boxes)

A chased hallmarked silver compact; a white metal circular patch box

A white metal oval patch box with inset mother-of-pearl; other items of white metal

A George III South Staffordshire enamel rectangular snuff box, hinged cover painted with a gentleman inspecting ruins, within a border of trellis, the fluted sides with colourful summer flowers, 6.5cm wide, c.1800; another, painted en-grisaille with landscape vignettes, 8cm wide, c.1800; a patch box, inscribed A Gift from Buckingham, c.1800 (3)

Gerard (John). The Herball or Generall Historie of Plantes..., very much Enlarged snd Amended by Thomas Johnson..., 2nd edition, London: Adam Islip , Joice Norton and Richard Whitakers, 1633, engraved title lined to verso, numerous woodcut illustrations, early ownership signature Lancelot Hutchinson to fore-edge margin of 6C4, ink stamp to fore-edge margin of dedication, final leaf of text lined to verso, lacking front & rear blanks, 5A7 torn at foot with loss to last 2 lines of text, few closed tears etc., fraying and marginal tears to first & last few leaves, occasional minor spotting and marginal toning, light dampstain to lower margins, cloth hinges to endpapers, contemporary gilt panelled and decorated calf, rebacked preserving original spine, repaired corners and patch repair to centre of upper board, lacking ties, folio Henrey 155. (1)

A George III silver salver, by Ebenezer Coker, London 1766, circular form, gadroon border, the centre with later chased foliate scroll decoration, the centre with a patch and engraved with initials, on three claw and ball feet, diameter 32cm, approx. weight 28.5oz.

An early 18th century silver patch box, maker's mark partially worn, possibly H? London circa 1710, circular form, the pull-off cover embossed with a portrait of Queen Anne and the letters 'Q A', diameter 2.2cm, approx. weight 0.1oz.

Five enamelled patch boxes and others, purse-shaped perfume bottle, etc.

Proctor, country landscape with figures on a patch, watercolour, signed, 25 x 40cms.

Three Georgian Battersea-style oval enamel 'love token' patch-boxes with mirror-backed covers:- 'Within You See What Pleases Me', 'Every Hour Raptures Shower' and 'A Lovers Gift' (all a/f) Condition Report Chips and cracks on all

A Georgian Battersea-type oval blue enamel patch-box, the hinged cover decorated with three doves (one on a nest), to/w a large agate cushion-shaped paperweight and a pottery eye-bath with blue and white transfer printed decoration (3) Condition Report Eyebath - damage includes a substantial chip to the foot and areas of superficial or other cracks

Hegan Rice, Alice & Copping, Harold (ill) Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, tipped-in colour plates and other illustrations, London: Hodder and Stoughton (c.1910), full vellum with gilt lettering and foliate decoration 8Vo

A George III ivory patch box, of navette shape with an oval miniature painting to the cover enclosing a mirror, 9cm wide

John Pitman (fl. 1820-1846)/Vetch/Portrait of a Shorthorn Cow in a Cowshed with Cow Herd at the Door/signed J Pitman lower left/oil on canvas, 46cm x 61cm, together with an engraving of the cow/Note: Bred by and the Property of the Mrs's Strickland of Apperley Court, Gloucestershire/Provenance: Apperley Court/see illustration Condition Report: Restored hole to top left corner, patch visible from the back and slight rippling to canvas in same corner. Otherwise in generally good overall condition with surface dirt, unlined.

George III Bilston or Battersea enamel oval patch box together with another similar egg form box inscribed ' A Friend's Gift '

A 1968 Lotus Elan S4 SE DHC, registration number FAR 88G, chassis number 8104, engine number LP12843LBA, Carnival red. Garage stored since 1998, this lady owned Type 45 special equipment model was purchased by her in 1981 for £2,500 (receipt on file). Finished in Carnival red with a black interior, hood and hood cover, it features knock off wheels with correct three blade spinners and the rare Colin Chapman signed original steering wheel. Prior to going into storage the chassis was replaced at 91,000 miles and a new engine was installed at 94,750 miles, the current recorded mileage is 101,820 miles. During storage the paintwork has deteriorated with a patch missing from the bonnet. The Elan will now require recommissioning and restoring as necessary having spent 18 years in hibernation. This charming example is offered for auction with some spares including a pair of new drive shafts. A history file accompanys the Elan with receipts, the purchase receipt, past MOTs, tax discs, original handbooks and workshop manual and wheel brace and jack in its original wallet. The Elan is now reluctantly for sale and the vendor hopes that the Elan will be purchased by a new enthusiast who will cherish and use it as Colin Chapman intended. V5, no MOT See illustrations

A Meerschaum pipe, a/f, a patch box and a shell purse

FOLLOWER OF GIOVANNI PAOLO PANINI (1691-1765) FIGURES IN CLASSICAL DRESS AMIDST A CAPRICCIO OF ROMAN RUINS Oil on canvas 88 x 78cm. ++ Old lining; one patch verso; craquelure; a little thin; retouching

WORLD WAR II PHOTOGRAPHS - a collection of approximately 345 World War II photographs taken by professional military photographer William 'Bill' Jackson. Recognisable faces include Churchill and King George. Some of the images feature the 'Official War Photograph' stamp and some are marked on the reverse with names and locations. Images online are only a sample of the full lot, and there are several images presumably linked to the liberation of concentration camps showing mass graves and related scenes. Due to the sensitive nature of these images, they will only be provided on request. Lot further includes items owned by Cpl Jackson - Soldier's Service and Pay book, Campaign Star letter featuring his service history with medal ribbon affixed, cap badge, 4 medal ribbons, an RAOC patch, a Manchester military patch and two badges.

A retro two tone leather Morrocan style pouffe, having a cream and red leater geometric patch work design to the top. Measures: 57cm diameter.

Attractive Agra carpet, dark red field with a deep yellow/gold main border, north India, second half 19th century, 11ft. 9in. x 9ft. 2in. 3.58m. x 2.80m. Overall wear, heavy in places; holes and splits with some patches in field and patch to top right corner.

Baluchi ‘bird’ double khorjin, Khorasan, north east Persia, last quarter 19th century, 4ft. 6in. x 1ft. 11in. 1.37m. x 0.57m. With striped plainweave back. Old moth damage; small repairs; patch to bridge. Note the three rows of three birds on deep indigo blue field face. Lustrous wool. cf. Diehr, F. M. Treasured Baluch Pieces, p. 56 and Boucher, J. Baluchi Woven Treasures, p. 142, pl. 61.

Mianeh warp-faced jajim north west Persia, about 1930s-50s, 7ft. 3in. x 7ft. 2in. 2.21m. x 2.18m. Woven in nine widths joined vertically. One outer strip with fabric joins and one corner with an unrelated jajim patch; both ends with fabric binding. Few surface marks. Together with Shahsavan jajim, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 5ft. 4in. x 4ft. 11in. 1.63m. x 1.50m. Edge cut away in one corner. Six finely woven, uneven widths joined vertically, the seams coming apart a little in places. Attractive soft palette. (2)

Charles Henry Cook (1830-1905) oil on canvas of a man with a broken stick and eye patch, smoking a pipe, signed to chair C H Cook (40cm x 30cm)

Govinder signed limited edition (85/195) print by Govinder 'A New Lead for Patch' (approximately 75 x 40cm)

A Derby porcelain figure of Minerva: modelled standing with draped cloak, helmet, breastplate and shield, holding aloft a single volume with an owl and further volumes at her feet, on a scroll moulded base, patch marks, circa 1760-70, 29.5 cm high, [restored arm and book]

A Derby porcelain figure of Britannia: modelled standing in draped cloak with helmet, breastplate and shield, holding a metal spear, with a lion and trophies of war at her feet, on a scroll moulded base, patch marks to base, circa 1760-70, 27 cm high excluding spear, [restored hands, plume and trumpet].

A SMALL LATE 17TH CENTURY GOLD CIRCULAR PATCH BOX inset with a double-sided enamelled portrait, the hinged base with foliate engraving, unmarked 1690-1700; 1" (2.5 cms) diameter

AN ENAMEL SNUFF BOX painted in puce with landscape vignettes on a bianco sopra bianco ground, 9 cms and five patch boxes (four antique, one Halcyon Days), approx. 2.25 cms diameter. (6)

A framed/glazed presentation containing an entry form for the 1968 event, a technical committee overall patch, an event ticket, an enclosure pass with badge, plus a slip offering use of the 'Management Floor in the Control Tower'. Formerly from the collection of Colin Crabbe whose race team had applied for the $1000 entry pack. Approximately 50x40cm.

Victorian and later silver hallmarked and stamped 925 approx 8oz, hallmarked silver backed dressing table and desk items and a patch box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Royal Signals Soulder Titles - three embroidered shoulder titles to the Royal Corps of Signals, on an arc of dark blue wool the letters 'Royal Signals' in white thread, a Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Regiment Cap Badge and three further (as yet) unidentified patch badges

WW2 scarce 101 Commando dive patch looks old but there is some good copy's on the market, sold as seen

Two Original Patch doll outfits to include 1968 Easter Parade outfit, missing socks and basket and 1966 Sou'wester ref 9P05 missing one boot

Original Canterbury Patch doll 1970's which was the last run of Patch made with complete original outfit and stand

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel patch box of domed form with black and white dog surmount, the base inscribed "Remember her who gives this trifle", within a stylised foliate border, 3.2 cm diameter x 3 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches throughout. Some cracks to the enamel, mainly to the base. Dirty and dark marks throughout. General signs of wear and tear.

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel patch box of oval form, the lid with black print inscribed "Who opens this must have a kiss" and a scene of a riverside with gentleman fishing and boat, the base set with floral decoration, 5 cm x 3.6 cm, together with a further Bilston enamel patch box of oval form, the top with black print of a townscape inscribed "A Present from Aylesbury", the base in pink, 5 cm x 3.4 cm CONDITION REPORTS The "Who opens this ..." box - exterior of lid has surface scratches, exterior of base has chips and scratches especially to bottom edge and underneath, also some areas of discolouration, hinge has some damage. The interior has some surface scratches, verdigris and some cracking to the left side. The interior has some verdigris and discolouration especially to the rim, there are spots of green throughout and a powdery residue to the interior. The Present from Aylesbury box has a couple of chips to the top and various pin head firing faults, the base has cracking to edge and various surface scratches and a couple of other cracks in the enamel work. The top interior has a firing fault and appear to have some drops of glue, some chips to edge of interior of lid, the metalwork has verdigris, inside base has several cracks in the enamel on sides and base and various firing faults and dark marks. Both have general wear and tear including scratches, some knocks and bumps.

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel patch box of waisted form, the dome top printed in black with scene of a monument with foliage, inscribed to base "Esteem the giver" above a plain green base, the interior set with mirror in lid, 3.5 cm x 2.7 cm, together with a similar example, the enamelled top printed with inscription "Look within and you may view a maid to whom I will be true" above an oval shaped green base, the lid opening to reveal an interior set with mirror, approx 4 cm x 3 cm CONDITION REPORTS Oval box - various cracks to the enamel to the top, some yellow stains, all over light scratches, mirror to the interior is cracked in various places, enamel to the interior has various cracks (see images). Rectangular box - various small cracks to the top, various scratches etc all over, general small signs of wear and tear.

A late 18th Century Bilston type enamel patch box, the top decorated with two figures outside a building, inscribed "The Vicar and Moses", above a pink ground base, approx 5 cm x 3.9 cm

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel type patch box, the blue ground decorated with white enamel floral sprays and white panels set with painted floral sprays, the hinged lid opening to reveal a plain interior, the base bearing initials, 11 cm x 9 cm

A late 18th Century (possibly Berlin) patch box in the form of a pug with pink bow and three pups seated on a floral decorated mound, the lid with floral spray and butterfly, opening to reveal a mirrored lid, the interior set with floral sprays, the gilt work mount with scrolling decoration, 4.5 cm wide x 3.6 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some very small light scratches. Dark mark to the dog's hind quarter and dark mark above pup's head (see images). Very small chip to mother dog's nose and possibly to right ear. Small chip to another pup's ear. Mirror inside is becoming de-silvered. General small signs of wear and tear. Small loss to the enamel to the base near the edge (see images).

An early 19th Century silver counter / patch box, one end stamped "Si" with a collection of arrows tied together, the other stamped "Hollandia 1815", 2 cm diameter x 1.9 cm high

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel patch box in the form of a dalmatian dog's head, the top with printed black landscape scene with figures in the foreground, the top opening to reveal a mirrored interior to lid, 4 cm diameter, 4.7 cm high

A late 18th Century Bilston enamel oval patch box of waisted form, the top set with enamelled and gilt decoration of birds on a basket within a beaded oval border, approx 4 cm x 3 cm, together with an early 19th Century Bilston type enamelled patch box of hexagonal form, the top set with ribbons and floral sprays to a pale pink base, 4.5 cm x 4.5 cm, an enamel decorated hinged lidded box in the form of a book, the "cover" set with a scene of fishermen and boats in a watery landscape, set in a textured hatched border, 4.5 cm x 5.7 cm, together with a cylindrical box with screw lid