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Lot 116
Dinky Toys. Group of 4x English & French Commercials. Comprising 437 Muir Hill 2x wheel loader - red / silver, 948 Tractor & Trailer "McLean" - red cab and plastic hubs, grey plastic trailer (comes with box base only), 36b Truck and Cattle Trailer - red cab with yellow and red trailer, green plastic canopy, convex and concave hubs, black tyres, silver trim, metal tow hook, 893 Unic Sharien Pipe Carrier - Beige cab, trailer, concave and convex hubs, white roof box with 6 x black plastic pipes. Conditions: Fair to Good Plus with Poor to Good boxes. (4)
Lot 143
A small pearlware toby jug in Pratt colours and another of Portobello type the first wearing an ochre coat and holding a foaming jug and a pipe, probably Yorkshire, circa 1800-1810, 17cm [repair to hat]; the second wearing a light blue coat and pink breeches, circa 1830, 17cm [some repair] 2.
Lot 84
600 LPs FROM THE BBC ARCHIVE (INC ROCK / POP / SOUL / FOLK / JAZZ / CLASSICAL AND MORE) - collection to include: Max Reger - Three Suites For Solo Viola, Blade Runner OST, Gladys Knight & The Pips - Pipe Dream OST, Otis Redding - The Best Of, Wilson Pickett - Right On, Aimi Macdonald & Ronnie Carroll - Promises, Promises, Billy Bragg - Brewing Up With, King Reggie's All Stars, Lyle Mays, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Eddie Cochran, Robert Plant, Ray McVay, John Adams, O'Donel Levy, Eddie Harris, Thomas Mapfumo & The Blacks Unlimited, and more. Some sleeves have been 'laminated' either by way of 'punching' the plastic wallet to two parts of the sleeve or by fully wrapping the plastic to the sleeve and as such are generally graded as G+ to VG+. There will also be some records that are 'without sleeves' - in many cases, these are 'doubles' that will correspond to the LPs contained in the collection though can, in some other cases, be from box sets.
Lot 553
English School, second-quarter 18th c - Sketch of a Horse-Drawn Rococo Carriage, the interior with a seated man smoking a pipe, numbered 40, pen-and-ink on paper, 23 x 31mm Provenance: Leonard G. Duke (1890-1971), civil servant and omnivorous collector of British drawings and works on paper. Good condition; unexamined out of frame, itself with slight wear.
Lot 1083
λ A SET OF THREE MAHOGANY 'CIVIC' PIPE TOBACCONIST SHOP COUNTER DISPLAY CABINETSEARLY 20TH CENTURYof bowfront form, one with an arched crest inscribed in gilt 'The "CIVIC" Pipe', all with bands of verre églomisé style gilt and black lettering, displaying a variety of thirty-seven pipes, some cased and some with silver mounts (3)63.5cm high, 42.2cm wide, 14cm deep (max)*This item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate.
Lot 199
AN IMPORTANT AND RARE COMMONWEALTH JOINED OAK HERALDIC-CARVED PANELLED BACK ARMCHAIRC.1652the crest carved with a central foliate spray flanked by scrolls and strapwork above a foliate carved lunette frieze and the coat of arms for the Worshipful Company of Brown Bread Bakers above the initials 'RP' and a foliate lunette rail, the moulded uprights with scrolling ears and split turned pendants above down-swept arms on turned gun barrel supports with blocks inscribed '1654' flanking a foliate lunette carved seat rail, on gun barrel and block legs with moulded peripheral stretchers113cm highCatalogue NoteThe arms show a chevron surrounded by three sheaves, centred by a hand issuing from a cloud and holding a balance, the top part of the shield with four wavy bands overlaid with an anchor, the stock facing to the right.The initials 'RP' are probably for Robert Peterson who was made Guild Master of the Worshipful Company of Brown Bread Bakers in 1652.The arms for the Brown Bakers' Guild were granted on 28th June 1572 by Sir Gilbert Dethick, Garter King of Arms (1550-1584) as a way of asserting their independence from the White Bakers' Guild.The earliest records of the Baker’s Guild, or the ’Guylde of Our Lady and St Clement’, date from the Pipe Rolls of Henry II of 1155AD when the Bakers’ of London are shown to have paid a mark of gold to the King’s Exchequer for their Guild.Originally one Guild, they separated into the White Bread and Brown Bread Guilds in the early 14th century. The White Bakers received their first recorded Charter in 1486 and their Crest in around 1536 while the Brown Bakers had to wait until 1572 to be granted their Crest and 1614 for a Charter. They were eventually reunited with each other in 1645 and the belief is that this chair was commissioned in celebration of Robert Peterson being made Master of the combined Guild in 1652.Although owning their own site on Harp Lane since 1509, from 1594 they had been meeting in the basement of Founders Hall, on Lothbury, London. The date 1654, carved to the front legs, is thought to refer to when the now reunited Guild left Founders Hall presumably to move back into their Hall on Harp Lane, a 5-minute walk from the Monument to the Great Fire of London that started in a bakery on Pudding Lane.A copy of the full report compiled by the College of Arms is available to accompany this lot.
Lot 267A
A Royal Worcester figure of 'India', modelled by Freda Doughty 7.5cm high two small music boxes, and a miniature portrait of a girl seated, 10 x 9cm (4)Condition Reportchip to pipe and foot on figureareas of tortoiseshell missing to boxgeneral wear,scuffs and dents to box - discolouration to pictorial paper insertschips and blemishes to picture frame
Lot 979
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE ORNAMENTS AND CERAMICS, to include a boxed Spode 'Christmas tree' plate, a group of Wedgwood blue Jasperware giftware, a Royal Doulton Brambly hedge 'Mrs. Toadflax' figure, a boxed AW marble Solitaire game, a boxed sealing wax set, a collection of Wade giftware, to include a brown pipe rest with model train, a green pipe rest with standing German Shepherd and a Peterson of Dublin pipe, two small tortoise, two tortoise trinket boxes, a starfish pin dish (reglued) and Angelfish trinket dish, a large tortoise patterned ashtray (missing tortoise), and fifteen Wade Whimsies, an Irish Dresden figural group 'First Lesson' (damaged lace, petals and mandolin handle), six Wedgwood/Danbury Mint matt porcelain figures, comprising Rapunzel (broken sleeve), Red Riding Hood (broken cape), Mary Had a Little Lamb (broken right arm), Cinderella (broken foot), Little Bo Peep, The Goose Girl, etc. (s.d/a.f) (3 boxes + loose)
Lot 252
An early 1970s Sports Jacket by Sumrie, with two flap pocket on right side and one flap pocket to other side, wide lapels, one button fastening hole on one sleeve and one one flap pocket (one mark over left hand pocket) Dad would light a pipe and then put it in a pocket, he loved pockets., so many of his jacket pockets have burn holes in them, we used to see them smoke on occasions!
Lot 730
Eric Morecambe's smoking accessories, comprising a cigar humidor, lacking key but unlocked, housing a cigar-holder and two pipes; a tin containing a cigarette lighter in the form of an 18th-century pistol, a penknife, and parts of pipes; a cigar box containing six pipe bowls and a quantity of stems; two empty Meerschaum pipe cases ❧ This is from Eric Morecambe’s private study at his home in Harpenden
Lot 609
Please note amendment 8/1/25 **** Due to unprecedented viewing and enquires we have decided to split Eric's whole pipes into individual lots***** Lot 609: Eric Morecambe's pipe comprising a novelty corn-cob pipe together with four cigar holders (one with a silver band, two amber tipped) and a leather tobacco pouch (7). This lot also includes a signed black and white photograph of Morecambe and Wise (1 box) Eric was awarded Pipe Smoker of the Year 1971 ❧ This is from Eric Morecambe’s private study at his home in Harpenden
Lot 473
David Langdon OBE (British 1914-2011) Eric and Joan Morecambe: a satirical cartoon depicting Eric seated smoking a pipe in dressing gown and slippers with Joan presenting him with a book by Ernie Wise pen and ink, 13 x 12cm signed lower right and titled on the mount, framed and glazed, from Eric's office The mount caption reads: "Ernie Wise says you might have time now to read this masterpiece what he wrote" ❧ from Eric's Office, Brachefield
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