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A Corgi No.158, Lotus-Climax Formula 1 Racing Car, orange over white, racing number 8, generally very good condition (lacking racing numbers to sides), boxed, the box generally good (two taped names to sides and scuffed patch); five Polistil 1/32 scale racing cars, comprising No.F1, Matra F.1, blue; No.F3, Lotus Climax F.1, British racing green; No.F4, Honda F.1, white; No.F8, McLaren F.1, orange; and No.F9, Brabham F.1, British racing green, all in good condition; together with assorted other racing cars, circa 1960s-70s, variable condition, all but one unboxed.

A Britains set No.164, Mounted Arabs, post-war, comprising four figures, each mint or near mint, boxed, the box good (scarred patch to one end of lid).

A Dinky No.942, Foden 14-Ton Tanker, `Regent`, second type cab, dark blue, crimson and white, with red grooved hubs, generally very good condition, boxed, the box fair (lid creased and pinched, with one scarred patch).

A Dinky No.970, Bedford TK Jones Fleetmaster Cantilever Crane, yellow and white with bright metal hubs, generally very good condition (cab front slightly faded), complete with instruction sheet, boxed, the box generally good-fair (scarred patch on one side and both end flaps; puncture mark to opposite side); and Dinky No.978, Bedford TK Refuse Wagon, lime green with a dark grey-black chassis, grey rear and bright metal hubs, complete with two plastic dustbins, near mint, boxed, the window-style box good, (2).

A Corgi No.405, Bedford `Utilecon` A.F.S. Tender, green, smooth hubs, complete with ladder, generally excellent condition (scratched patch to roof), boxed, the box good-fair (puncture mark to top, without loss); and Corgi No.439, Chevrolet Impala, `Fire Chief`, red, very near mint, boxed, the box fair (creased and with scarred patch to one side), (2).

A Corgi No.484, Dodge `Kew Fargo` Livestock Transporter, tan cab with a dark metallic grey chassis and green rear, complete with five pigs and cardboard `straw bed`, mint, boxed, the box good (scarred patch to one end).

Seven items of Police memorabilia incl. notebook, sweater patch, sergeant`s stripes, whistle, various buttons together with a leather F.B.I item.

A collection of trinket and patch boxes and a key ring and a Swatch watch.

A pair of George IV silver sugar tongs, London hallmark, 1823, a Victorian silver bladed mother of pearl handled pen knife, silver cased pair of travelling combs, filigree box, ivory napkin ring, plated scent stopper and a mother of pearl patch box.

An early 18thC brass oval patch box, the lid engraved with a man and woman in an interior scene, the side bears the inscription ` Thomas Forrest Weaver, in bold weltpanns, his box 1724`, the base with similar engraving of an interior scene, 14cm length.

A SILVER PILL BOX with purple stone, Birmingham, 1999, together with a George V cylindrical PATCH BOX, William Neale & Son, Birmingham, 1923

F** W** A SILVER PATCH BOX, cylindrical with bright cut decoration and turquoise matrix cabochon set lid, London, 1991"

A Circa 1910 Black Bombazine Two Piece Costume, including a black lace short sleeved mounted blouse with yellow embroidery over a cream lining and a fringed hem; cream silk under bodice; black and cream striped under skirt with a gathered hem; black jacket with wide sailor type lapels, with woven applique and black satin trims; matching skirt with single patch pocket; a black straw hat with feather and net trims, black crushed velvet bag, pair of black leather heeled shoes with straps and cut out detailing; pair of black leather gloves and two black silk scarves. The patch pocket on the skirt is reputed to be where the wearer put her cough sweet during long sermons!

Assorted Gents 1960`s And Later Costume, including a grey tailored wool worsted suit labelled `Cam-art``West of England`; Hardy Amies sports jacket retailed by Hepworth, pair of Farah flared cinnamon coloured polyester trousers (34w and 32l) and a cream printed shirt; pair of Dickies faded flared jeans, red `Chard of London` shirt with black appliqued lace trim; circa 1990 Italian `Calugi E Giannelli` grey wool jacket with a circular patch zip pocket and black ribbed cuffs that become mittens; pair of gents brown two tone Lotus slip on platform shoes.

Doulton Lambeth Cycling Jug with Art Nouveau body, decorated with 3 panels of cyclists military road & patch, impressed to base CL Doulton Lambeth 167 initialled GP, approx. 6 H"

GEORGE C. BAUM Ploughing. The patch in summer, and Autumn in Brown County. Oil on board. Signed, inscribed and dated 1956 to the back. 22.5 x 30.5cm.

A late 19thC-early 20thC Staffordshire pottery mustard pot decorated with Dutch children feeding animals, a similar jug and a similar pot, a tea plate and porcelain Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee patch box by Royal Worcester. (5)

A continental EPNS lidded tankard and a Halcyon Days Violette Szabo commemorative patch box in original lined box

A Rare 1970s Labelled `Biba` Trouser Suit, striped cotton with wide flared trousers and wide lapelled jacket with wonderful cut with large patch pockets. (2)

A very good signed devotional Plaque by Jacques Laudin, c.1660 painted with an image of Saint Johanna title below and initialled IL lower right, Also inscribed verso Laudin au Fauxbourg De Manigne a Limoges. A small patch of damage and restoration to the left of the saints head but generally in very good condition.

Treen: a group comprising a spectacles case, snuff box shaped for the hand, small turned patch box and a matchbox cover painted with a golliwog. (4)

A quantity of modern enamel eggs and patch boxes by Halcyon days and Bilston and Battersea (15).

A Bilston type enamel patch box, late 18th century white enameled lid, detailed `A Present from Banbury` 3.2cm diameter and another oval enamel patch box, the lid detailed `Should I ever inconstant and prove despise me more then I now love` with mirror to interior and green base, 4.5cm wide, (a.f.) (2).

A Bilston type enamel patch box, late 18th century, the hinged mirrored lid detailed `You are my friend, so near to my heart, my comforts gone, if you depart`, on a pink fluted ground, 4.2cm wide.

A Bilston type enamel patch box, late 18th century, the mirrored hinged lid detailed `a pinch of this deferves a kifs`, on a dark blue ground, 4.3cm wide.

A quantity of small metalware boxes including a Sevres style shaped porcelain box with gilt metal mounts and painted decoration to the lid, a white metal oval filigree lidded box, a gilt metal and agate patch box, a burr walnut snuff box, an enameled trinket box shaped as a hat, an oval enamel patch box detailed `New Rooms - Bath` and other small boxes (12).

A French enamel patch box, late 19th century, decorated with a lady in a landscape and detailed VP to the base, (a.f.), 6.2cm wide.

A Georgian silver patch box, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1799, the circular two piece case with bright cut border enclosing a monogram, 2.4cm diameter, 5.7g gross

A George III silver oval patch box, the hinged cover with engraved basketwork decoration (by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1802), 2.8 cm x 1.8 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

Two boxes of miscellaneous dolls to include "Cabbage Patch Kids", Rosebud dolls house doll, and various other plastic dolls

A South Staffordshire patch box with blue enamelled, fluted waisted body, the lid inscribed "A token of esteem", flanked by birds and hearts.

A South Staffordshire pink patch box with pink body. The lid inscribed "A tender heart and virtuous mind secure esteem from all mankind", at the centre a kneeling woman beneath a tree.

A South Staffordshire enamelled patch box, with blue waisted, fluted body, the lid inscribed "Affection", above a girl cradling a puppy.

Two South Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, late 18th/ early 19th century, the first rectangular, blue overall with a bird to the cover and with floral spandrels, 3.8cm wide; the second cover with a shepherdess and charges, the base pink, 5cm wide; and a circular pill box, 2.2cm diameter (3, faults)

A North Staffordshire enamel patch box, of cushion form, the rectangular body with mirror inset lid bearing the legend `Keep this for my Sake`, together with one other enamel patch box and an enamel snuff box, the largest 4cm (1 1/2in) long

Joseph Paul (1804 - 1887) oil on canvas - an East Anglian landscape, 35cm x 44cm patch to reverse of canvas, crazing to paint, possibly over paint to sky, cleaned, in good condition Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Eighteenth century Continental tortoiseshell silver mounted patch box of oval form, hinged cover with intricate engraved silver and mother of pearl inlaid decoration, base with piqué initials - E F, 7.5cm Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Late Victorian silver vesta of rectangular form, engine-turned decoration with vacant cartouche, hinged cover and suspension ring (Birmingham 1898), another with engraved decoration, heart-shaped cartouche, suspension ring and hinged cover (Birmingham 1907). Silver circular patch box with hinged cover (Birmingham 1916) and 1930s silver mounted glass scent bottle of octagonal form with hinged cover inset with blue guilloche panel enamel and glass dipper (4) Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Nineteenth century Cantonese carved ivory aide-mémoire with seven ivory cards and figure, tree and building decoration, Victorian ivory bound prayer book and an ivory patch box (3) Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

A BURR ELM SNUFF BOX, c.1830/40, tortoiseshell lined; together with a turned rosewood patch box. (2).

A pair of Maling `Azalea printed patch, light gold` vases, number 6439 and Cetem Ware spill vase decorated with a kingfisher. 22cm and 14.5cm high

Postcards - Approximately 500 topographical, comic, greetings and other cards, including real photographic views of G.W.R. Station, Radstock, circa 1914; a Bath Electric Tramways motor bus surrounded by gentlemen on an outing, circa 1911; Lake Wall floods, 1910; Sedgemoor Floods, 1910; a flooded railway station, with train, circa 1910; Low Ham Chapel; Bampton Fair (two different); another fair, with showman`s engine, gallopers and helter-skelters; and Weston Zoyland Coronation Day (two different); also views of the shop front of F.J. Sheere, fruiterer, Bridgwater, circa 1906 (scarred patch); a Police group, Axbridge Division, 1906 (creased and with folded corner); Church Street, Amesbury; Broad Street, Somerton; and Nixon`s Navigation Colliery, Mountain Ash; the artist-drawn including Donald McGill (18); Tom Browne (4); Harry Rowntree (1); Bruce Bairnsfather (2); and a Felix the Cat, (album and loose).

A ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN ART DECO MANTEL ORNAMENT, modelled by E Strobach (?), with head and shoulders in profile of a young fashionable girl wearing a be-ribboned hat, on an oblong base, pink patch mark, 6" high

A PAIR OF ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN FIGURAL VASES modelled as a male playing pipes and his scantily draped female companion, both standing barefoot against tall vases with lily flower rims, raised on naturalistically modelled bases, patch marks, model Nos. 485 and 486, 19" high

A Packet containing four assorted modern hallmarked Silver/white metal Patch Boxes, including one with shell lid (4)

Small collection of various modern `Halcyon Days` and other enamel patch boxes etc

Beswick Aberdeen Angus cow and bull gilt printed marks and black stamps to both, (small flat foot chip to rear hoof of the cow) (2) 11cm high Condition report: small flat foot chip to rear hoof of the cow. Rough small patch to the side of the bull. No other damage or restoration.

George III silver vinaigrette, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1813 , cut corners, engraved seaweed decoration and gilt perforated grille, width 35mm; circular silver patch box, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1807 , enraved sunburst decoration, diameter 30mm. (2)

A Paddington bear wearing a navy duffle coat, a pink and white Steiff nursery bear, W. Germany, and a Cabbage Patch doll

Five "Hedgies" composition models - "Dawn Raid", "Sweet Pea", "Lets Patch it Up", "Sebastian" and "Millicent". (5).

Vintage Action Man, Russian & US Paratrooper, both have hard heads with scar, blue eagle-eyes, brown flock hair, and moulded blue trunks, Russian wearing greatcoat with brown leather belt, green trousers, jackboots, helmet and accessories include machine gun and `field transmitter with headphones`, in average condition, figure has some paint marks, flock hair has small bald patch, greatcoat faded, accessories good but some wear, in display box, cover damaged, the US Paratrooper wearing cream jacket and trousers, tall brown boots, belt with crossover harness that holds two grenades, bayonet in scabbard and canteen, accessories also include M1 rifle, head off, figure and accessories average condition with some wear, uniform has couple of small stains, wording on small of backs `(c) CGP Products, Corporation, 1978` (2)

Gulf Medal group, comprising Gulf Medal with 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 bar and rosette, awarded to 24848009, Tpr. I. W. Skelton, 16th Battn. 5th Lancers, in box, Saudi Liberation of Kuwait Medal, boxed & UN Medal, mainly extremely fine, with pair of ID tags, patch, medallion, oath of allegiance, hip flask & The Scarlet & Green Gulf Supplement (9)

A silver candlestick; a silver patch box; a tape measure; a brooch; spoons; a gem set ring

Three Lilliput Land Cottages, Katie`s Kite, Juliet`s Tower, and Cabbage Patch Corner, all boxed.

Patch box, pin box with silver detail, paper mache glasses case, pin box with buttons etc & a c1900 paperweight

A pair of `parcel` cuff links, applied patch `TIFFANY 925 & 750`, no box.

An 18th Century oval enamel Patch Box with verse "My Lovely Fair...." and another inscribed "For Friendship" (a/f).

A pair of 19th century brown patch Staffordshire dogs, two Winstanley cats, and a Branksome china dog chewing slippers

A 19th Century Bilston-type Patch Box, of waisted oval form, the hinged cover (repaired) with white border and green swag with blue and pink detail, inscribed “A Trifle from Manchester”, to a mirror fitted interior and similarly decorated body, width 1 ¾”

A 19th Century Bilston-type Enamel Patch Box, of oval form, the domed cover with cobalt blue border (A/F), centred with a picture of a courting couple, and further inscribed “Sweets Of The Love, That Meets Return”, to a mirror fitted interior and similarly decorated blue body, width 1 ¾”