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Two Chinese wood carvingsthe first depicting a family group under a pagoda, the male figure holding a bird in one hand 24cm high x 19.5cm across and a carving of a day bed depicting two figures smoking an opium pipe 11cm across (2) Condition report: The large carving has losses and repairs

Collection of vulcanite smoking pipesto include one in the form of a footballers leg kicking a football, another similar pipe called "Pretty Girl", one in the form of a pistol, a twist style pipe, another a lady's stockhinged leg and a straight pipe (6)Condition report: General Wear with signs of wear

Tall African wood carving of the pipe smoker

An African carved wood figure of a seated male smoking a pipe 109cm

A 20th century African carved figure of seated male smoking a pipe, mirror insert to the side of the torso 101cm high

Lithograph after Pablo Picasso, faun with pipe. Framed and glazed. Image size 26 x 17cm.

A RECORD pipe vice on tripod stand

A collection of pipes, to include silver mounted Imperial ITC pipe; A Sherlock Holmes style pipe with white metal collar marked H.R.P.F; A Shepherd TC 66 pipe; Smokecraft Italy; and five other pipes (af), one Old Bond with yellow metal rim

A cased 19th century meerschaum pipe, the bowl carved in the form of a lady of fashion, approx. 9cmL

A late 19th century Meerschaum carved pipe in a case together with a tortoise shell box and a miniature Italian wolf ornament

A group of three Victorian silver vesta cases having engraved motifs together with a Victorian pipe toolLocation: port

Collection of Thirty Six Matchbox Lesney Regular Wheels Boxed Models,including:1e Mercedes Truck, 2d Mercedes Trailer,3b Bedford Tipper, 4d Dodge Stake Truck, blue back,7b Ford Anglia,8e Ford Mustang, 9c Merryweather Fire Engine, 9d Cabin cruiser on trailer,10c Foden Sugar container, 10d Leyland pipe truck (missing pipes) 11c Jumbo Crane, 12c Land Rover Safari,14c Lomas Ambulance, 15c Refuse Truck,16c Scammell Snow Plough,17d Foden Tipper, 20b ERF Ever Ready truck,20c Chevrolet Taxi, 21c Commer Milk Float, 22c Pontiac, 23d Trailer Caravan, 24c Rolls Royce, 25c Bedford BP Tanker, 27d Mercedes 230SL, 28c Jaguar Mark 10, 29c Fire Pumper Truck, 30c 8-wheel crane, 31c Lincoln Continental, 33c Lamborghini Miura P400, yellow, red interior, 34c Volkswagen Camper Van, 35b Snow Trac, 36c Opel Diplomat, 37c Dodge Cattle Truck (missing cows) 38a Karrier Refuse Collector, silver body, grey plastic wheels, 39c Ford Tractor and 40c Hay Trailer (missing one hay rack) models are in fair to excellent used original condition, boxes are fair to good, with age/edge wear,15c, 17d,25c, 31c, 34c, missing one end flap. (36 items)

Matchbox Lesney Major Packs & Kingsize Models, boxed: K10 Pipe Truck, missing acetate window to box, K18 Articulated Horse Van, missing acetate window to box, K-3 Hatra Tractor Shovel, M1 BP Petrol tanker, M4 Fruehauf Hopper Train, M9 Inter State Double Freighter, unboxed: M5 Allis Chalmers motor scraper, No 3 Garage & Home Stores, models are in fair to excellent used original condition, boxes are fair to good, with age/edge wear, M1 missing one end flap, M-9,M-4 K10, K18, missing internal packing. (9 items)

Nine Matchbox Lesney Models Including: regular wheels, unboxed 15c Tippax Refuse Wagon, 21c Commer Bottle float ,black plastic wheels,47b Commer Ice Cream Van,blue body ‘Lyons Maid’ boxed:25d Ford Cortina Mk.II black plastic wheels, in E4R box, 33b Ford Zephyr 6, black plastic wheels ,in E4 box, 53c Ford Zodiac Mk IV, metallic blue in E4R box, Superfast: 5e Lotus Europa pink body, wide SF wheels, 10 Leyland Pipe truck, orange body, silver base/grille, yellow pipes and 69c Rolls Royce Silver Shadow, metallic blue, black base, models are in near mint to mint original condition, boxes are in very good to excellent original condition.(9 items).

A Staffordshire toby jug of Enoch Wood-typecirca 1800of 'ordinary' type, seated, holding foam quart of ale and a pipe, on marbled base, 24cm highCondition report: There is some minor paint flaking to the hat, predominantly near the front interior brim, and also some further flaking to the feet. Further loss to the paint is visible on the handle and to one button on the blue coat.There is a small chip to the very end of the pipe's handle and a very small knock to one corner of the base, which has resulted in some glaze and paint loss. Otherwise, no further signs of any damages or any repairs/restoration.

Two Staffordshire toby jugscirca 1820of 'ordinary type', modelled seating holding a plain brown salt glaze jug and a foaming quart of ale, one with marbled base,25cm high (2)Condition report: The earlier example with purple base is badly cracked to both the base and also the rear of the main body, near the handle. The paint is generally pretty tired in areas - e.g. there is rubbing to the handle, coat, feet and the base - but the decoration to the face appears generally good. The pipe to one side of his feet is also restored, this has been done quite well but there is a noticeable colour difference. Jug with marbled base - Glaze flake to the rear, just to the lower left side of the handle. Lots of wear to the black enamel around the brim of his hat and further losses to paint around the jug and his feet. Crazing evident all over. No obvious signs of any repairs. There is a glaze fault visible to the section of the base just below his foot. There is also a crack visible to the interior, but this appears to be a firing fault.

Good Selection of Painted Stadden Military Figures well painted, pewter figures including Guardsman Coldstream Guards 1980 ... Regimental Colour Officer East Kent Reg 1811 ... Logistic Support Reg Arctic Kit 1980 ... Pipe Major Scots Guards 1937 ... East Lancs Fus Gallipoli 1915 ... Field Marshall Sir John Fox Burgoyne 1868 ... Drummer Staff Band Royal Corps of Transport 1940.  14 items.

Scots Guards Brass Duty Plate Plus Other Items. .The brass duty plate is stamped 2693904 F.H. Simkins. ... Accompanied by 8x WW1/WW2 pattern Medal MID Oak Leaves. ... Church Lads Brigade Medals. .. WW2 German War Merit Cross. ... WW2 German West War Medal. ... Kitchener Clay Pipe. ... etc. Overall GC. . . . .

Three Various Toby Jugs consisting "Kent" Staffordshire example.  Blue coat and black tricorn.  Holding his tankard and loose fitted pipe ... Seated example with removable tricorn ... Standing sailor smoking his pipe.  3 items.

Selection of Excavated Itemsincluding 17th century, stoneware, Bellarmine Bartmann face jug neck ... Clay pipe ornate bowl ... Clay pipe fragments ... Roman clay tile sections ... Various selection of pottery.  Some items with descriptive labels.  Quantity.

Various bygones treen, etc., a 20thC pine box of rectangular form with visible dovetails, a three tiered stand, probably a pipe rack, 30cm high, (2).

Various bygones, collectables, etc., printed photographs of famous films in ebonised frame, to include The Godfather, 18cm x 14cm, The Graduate, etc., a wrought iron articulated wine stand, pipe rack, and a pine cased German mantle clock with stencil glazed front and Roman numeric dial, (a quantity).

Various bygones collectables, glassware, treen money boxes, house money box, national savings banks, small quantity of bygone money boxes, pipe stand, after Shepherd, Winnie the Pooh print, 11cm x 10cm, in parquetry frame, other treen bygones collectables, pressed card musical box, (AF), various other items, etc. (a quantity)

19thC Dutch School. Figure smoking pipe, interior tavern scene, oil on panel, unsigned, 52cm x 38cm, (AF).

A cold painted spelter inkwell, modelled in the form of a bulldog or mastiff wearing naval type uniform smoking a pipe, 10cm high.

A quantity of collectables, to include a Gaymer enamel advertising ashtray, silver plated cigarette case, lighters, hardwood snuff box, boxes, a pipe, etc.

Two golfing related pewter tankards, a black forest style wooden figure of an elderly gentleman reading a book, a Swedish etched glass vase depicting a deer, a small treen pot and lid, a silver rimmed china vase of a gentleman smoking a clay pipe and an Eastern hard stone and white metal mounted pot and cover (7)

A fine Great War D.S.C. group of four awarded to Gunner, later Lieutenant-Commander, F. Grinney, Royal Navy, who was decorated for his gallant part in the celebrated ‘Swift and Broke’ action of April 1917; he saw further service during the Second World War and died in service on 8 February 1944 Distinguished Service Cross, G.V.R., hallmarks for London 1916, the reverse contemporarily engraved ‘F. Grinney, H.M.S. Broke. 21.4.17’; 1914-15 Star (Gnr. F. Grinney. R.N.); British War and Victory Medals (Gnr. F. Grinney. R.N.) mounted as worn, very fine (4) £1,800-£2,200 --- D.S.C. London Gazette 10 May 1917: ‘Awards for services in the action between H.M. Ships Swift and Broke and German destroyers on the night of 20th - 21st April 1917 ... Gnr. (T.) Frederick Grinney, R.N. (”Broke”) gave orders for the firing of the torpedo which struck one of the enemy destroyers.’ Of the events on the night of 20-21 April, Taffrails’ Endless Story recounts: ‘The vessels on both sides were now a blaze of gun-flashes, which made it very difficult to see what was happening, and Peck, in the Swift, was temporarily blinded by the flame of the 6-inch gun on the forecastle. Losing sight of the enemy for several seconds, and now travelling at full speed, he passed astern of the German line, though not before firing a torpedo at the fifth ship in the opposing line, which probably took effect. Altering course out of the wake of the Swift, Evans, in the Broke, held his fire for a moment to bring the sights of the torpedo director on the bridge on their target. Despard, the First Lieutenant, actually fired it, and after an interval it, or the Swift’s torpedo, fired at much the same time, struck the fifth ship in the enemy line full amidships, to explode in an upheaval of smoke and whitened spray which glowed redly in the blaze of gun-flashes. Both sides were steaming fast. Things were happening in seconds, and once more the Broke’s foremost guns had opened fire. Evans had been steering to ram; but, seeing the ship he was aiming for - G. 85 - struck by the torpedo, realised it was now unnecessary, put his helm to port, and swung outwards for a few seconds to give himself room to swing back again and ram the destroyer astern of G. 85. “If you put the helm over now, sir, you’ll get this next one all right, sir,” said Hickman, the Broke’s navigator, to his captain, who himself was conning the ship. Under heavy fire, and in a coruscation of gun-flashes and the sparkle and smoke of exploding shells, Evans put his helm over and drove straight for his enemy at 27 knots. There was hardly time to breathe, let alone to think coherently. The German, G. 42, increased speed, smoke and showers of sparks pouring from her funnels as she strove to escape. But it was too late. With a grinding thud, and the screech of tearing steel, the Broke’s bow crashed into her opponent’s port side abreast the after funnel. The terrific impact hurled the German practically over on her beam-ends as the Broke’s ram pushed her bodily through the water. It is impossible to describe the sensations of those on board both these ships as the collision occurred - the Broke’s grimly triumphant; the Germans filled with terror-stricken amazement and horror. It was a dreadful moment; but worse was yet to come. Man were screaming and shouting for help as the Broke’s guns, at their maximum depression, pumped shell after shell at a few yards’ range into the mass of men huddled on the deck of her stricken enemy. One of the German’s torpedo-tubes had stuck into the Broke’s side and was torn off its mounting. The anti-aircraft 2-pounders added to the din with their stuttering uproar, while the British seamen that remained alive in the forepart of the ship, with rifles and fixed bayonets, and revolvers and naked cutlasses, headed by Mr. Midshipman Donald Gyles, R.N.R., already wounded by a shell splinter in the eye, swarmed forward on to the Broke’s forecastle to repel boarders. They were taking no chances. No quarter was given. Every German who clambered over the bows was shot or bayoneted. A deadly small-arm fire was poured from the forecastle into the terrified men on G. 42’s deck. Even the officers on the Broke’s bridge used their automatic pistols. Few of their enemies survived the storm of lead and nickel. But the Broke did not escape unpunished. When things were happening every second, it is impossible to describe events in their strict chronological sequence; but early in the action, which cannot have lasted more than a few minutes, a shell explosion on the forecastle had hurled a box of 4-inch cartridges into the air to scatter them round about the bridge, where they burnt with the fierce red glow and leaping flames of consuming cordite. She was also blazing amidships. Illuminated like a beacon, she made a conspicuous target. A hostile destroyer slammed in salvo after salvo until she disappeared into the night. It was nearly impossible to miss at so short a range. In the space of a few moments the Broke was converted into a smoking shambles. In places, her decks were literally running in blood. She sustained 57 casualties, of whom 21 were killed outright, and no part of the ship was immune. Two shells had hit the bridge structure, to kill a signalman, and seriously to wound the helmsman and a man at the engine-room telegraphs. But the former, Able Seaman William George Rawles, who afterwards received the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal for his bravery, continued to steer the ship until G. 42 had been rammed. Then he collapsed from loss of blood. Many casualties had occurred among the guns’ crews of the forecastle through two enemy shells, one of which had detonated projectiles in a ready rack. All the electric cables and voice-pipes from the bridge had been shot away, while the after compass, after wireless-room, and searchlight were demolished. The foremost funnel was pierced through and through by splinters until it resembled a huge nutmeg-grater. A shell passing in through the side above the waterline had penetrated a coal-bunker, to explode in the boiler-room beyond, killing or wounding every man in the compartment and severing the main steam-pipe, from which the steam escaped with a deafening roar. And, besides the damage from enemy shell, the British flotilla-leader had a badly bent and crumpled bow, and two huge gashes forward above the waterline. Dead and wounded lay everywhere. With her bows locked in G. 42, she still steamed ahead, her speed gradually diminishing. Every man in sight on the German’s deck had been killed or wounded. Her stern portion was gradually sinking. Finally it disappeared altogether as the Broke ground her way clear. For a time Evans and his officers thought their ship was about to sink; but, once clear of G. 42, they set about trying to inflict further damage upon the flying enemy. Two were still in sight, one ahead and one to starboard, with the Swift in chase, long flames pouring from the funnels of all three as they steamed at full speed. But the Broke’s speed was dropping fast, and presently an engineer-officer arrived on the bridge with the sad news that the loss of feed-water was so great that she could not steam more than half-speed. He also pointed out that the ship must eventually come to a standstill. Evans accordingly turned and steamed slowly back towards the two sinking destroyers. About a mile from the spot, they passed through a number of German seamen in the water, who cried “Save!  Save!” But at any moment the enemy might return to continue the fight. The Broke could not affo...

A CHROME AND GLASS SHISHA HOOKAH PIPE, HEIGHT APPROX 70CM

A collection of decorative items to include a late 19th century French miniature portrait plaque of a princess signed Bidel, a Royal Doulton plaque of Queen Victoria in a carved oak frame, diameter 20.5cm, a silver mounted tobacco pipe, a brass dressing table mirror, a pewter mounted circular disk with enamel centre, a modern model of an EB West TV Rental vehicle, a photograph album decorated internally with flowers, a 1930’s carved Ivory paper knife, chip to the handle, a large collection of playing cards and other items.

PETERSONS; an Irish pipe with white metal mount and stamp marks, a further pipe with white metal mounts, an unmarked example and three clay pipes, including an Irish example (one af) (6).Additional InformationThe cased clay pipe cracked through. Further general wear and tear throughout. Petersons pipe with chips and losses.

A mixed group of collectors' items including a footballing themed clay pipe, length 23cm, mixed coins and medallions including a Maria Theresa Thaler, etc.

PETERSON OF DUBLIN; a Killarney pipe in original box.Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout, box worn.

ARTHUR SUGDEN "Stokesay", study of a house on riverside, watercolour, signed and dated 1926 lower left, 14 cm x 20 cm, together with ?APA "Study of Continental gentleman with pipe", watercolour, signed lower right, 32.5 cm x 22.5 cm, together with 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Study of a bridge in landscape with cottages in background", watercolour, unsigned, 24.5 cm x 33.5 cm, together with a collection of assorted prints, etc

Box of assorted items to include; oriental figures, spice grinder, Greek style figure, ceramic donkey with cart, Wade Whimsies, small Imari vase, two stoneware bottles marked; Lloyd & Yorath Ginger Beer and Bunny Hill Brewery, brass and shell small trinket boxes, composite figure of a lady, two elephant figures, blue and white ceramic bell, cased pipe, small art pottery cheese bell, Torquay ware posie vases, various other art pottery items and animal figures, a doll of a grandma knitting on a stool, a small Polish doll etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Plastic box of assorted items to include brass minors lamp marked Cymru with Welsh dragon. Vintage cork screws, pipe, LMS tin plate locomotive by Horny, lighters, coins, etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A DIAMOND 'TUBOGAS SERPENTI' RING, BY BULGARIComposed of a gold sprung gas-pipe link hoop, terminating in a collet-set pear-shaped diamond, in 18K yellow gold, signed Bvlgari, Italian assay mark, with maker's mark for Bulgari imported and sold in France, ring size 'adjustable'Condition Report: Unable to assess diamond due to yellow gold, estimated clarity VSMinor signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 18.6g

THE PRIVATE PROPERTY OF A NOBLE ITALIAN LADYA LADY'S GOLD AND DIAMOND 'TUBOGAS' BRACELET WATCH, BY BULGARI & MOVADO, CIRCA 1965The 17-jewel manual wind movement, the silvered blue dial with baton indexes for numerals, circular case with brilliant-cut diamond bezel, snap back, completed by an 18K gold flexible coiled Tubogas bracelet, bracelet signed Bvlgari, dial signed Bulgari & Movado, movement signed Movado.By the 1960s, the Tubogas watch-bracelets which Bulgari had produced in individualised designs since the 1940s had become a staple of the brand. Initially, brothers Constantino and Giorgio were not alone in experimenting with the ‘tubogas’ style when the technique first emerged in Italy, but no other jewellers captured the essence of the snake-like style quite so well as Bulgari. While other jewellers had abandoned the gas pipe inspired-look by the 1950s, Bulgari soon monopolised the creation of all Tubgogas designs, grounded in the jeweller’s master craftsmen who excelled at the dexterous, coiled and contoured technique. Thus, the Bulgari watch paired with a coiled gold Tubogas bracelet became immensely popular and has since become an instantly recognisable Bulgari look.Since the 1960s, renditions of the Tubogas watch have starred on covers and in features in magazines all over the world. Sophia Loren sported the watch on the red carpet, and celebrities followed suit over the next few decades; singer Grace Jones was snapped wearing the watch at parties during the early 80s. And in the 2006 hit, Meryl Streep acted as editor in chief of a fashion magazine, wearing none other than the Bulgari Tubogas.Condition Report: Glass: Normal signs of wear given the age - could do with a replacement but not inevitableBracelet: Normal signs of wear Case: Normal signs of wearNo box, no papersIn running condition at the time of inspection, movement was observed to be cleanTotal gross weight approx. 141.40gAn external watch specialist who verifies each watch prior to each auction in order to open them, checks their working condition, mentions any potential damage, mentions any movement ref numbers etc...For any additional assistance, please

British WWI walnut pipe tobacco pot, the cover surmounted with a silver Royal Artillery badge. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Vittorio Amedeo Preziosi (Maltese, 1816-1882)A seated man with pipewatercolour and pencil 27.2 x 19.1cm (10 11/16 x 7 1/2in).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Chinese brass mounted opium pipe, 48 cm; another in carved bone, 47 cm.  Generally good condition for age, bone pipe has a bowl with 6 character mark.

A 19th century Chinese hardwood smoker's box/tray with partly fitted interior and pipe, 25 x 28 cm.  In good condition, lock working.

A SMALL COLLECTION OF FOSSILS, PIPE BOWLS and other small finds

A MEERSCHAUM PIPE CARVED AS A DEVIL (CASED) and another folk art pipe as a grotesque head

A NOVELTY PIPE IN THE SHAPE OF A CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE, AN OPIUM PIPE and other sundries, a novelty pipe from the Franco-British Exhibition London 1908, an opium pipe, a stirrup cup and other sundries

A LIMOGES LIDDED JAR AND OTHER CERAMICS including a Limoges lidded jar with Warwin decoration, 'The Whole Dam Family' ceramic pipe and other ceramic items

A pair of late nineteenth century Continental porcelain figures, c. 1880. They depict a lady and gentleman, the latter playing a pipe. Factory marks to the bases. 19 cm tall. (2)Condition: Minor losses to extremities and the lady's left hand. 

An early nineteenth century pearlware Hearty Good Fellow toby jug, c. 1800. It is decorated in greens, magenta and orange. 30 cm tall. Condition: small restored chip to rim of his hat and pipe stem. 

SOUNDTRACKS - LPs. Excellent collection of around 63 x LPs with plenty of cult classics! Titles include The Beatles - Help! (sealed De Agostini reissue), Sonny Rollins - Alfie (2016 reissue, sealed), A Fistful Of Dollars, Custer Of The West, Supergirl, One Upon A Time In The West (French), El Cid (MGM CS 6048 - superb Ex+ condition), Dumbo (US og), The Guns Of Navarone, The Last Valley, The Longest Day, Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, Pipe Dreams, Claudine, James Bond Collection, Around The World In 80 Days, White Rock, Chariots Of Fire, The Sting, Star Wars and Docotr Zhivago. Condition is generally VG to Ex+.

Gold plated glass double-sided locket, silver coloured metal butterfly wing butterfly brooch, Meerschaum pipe carved with horses and silver mounted brass leather bound hip flask with bayonet fitting and two other items 

An oak four-poster bed, 17th century and later, with a panelled back, moulded top, with leaf carved cornice, the foot supports with carved square pillars, with carved cup and cover columns,165cm wide230cm long223cm highCondition report: Using some period elements, but likely to be a 19th/20th century piece.  Splits, knocks, losses and repairs.  Mixture of old and newer timber.  Loose joints.  One curtain rail/length of pipe lacking.Not convincingly structurally sound when put together for photography, side rails lacking.We would advocate professional attention to ensure that it is structurally stable and safe before spending a night in it.Dimensions in description.See additional images.

An English late 18th Century double folding corkscrew, bevelled with fluted shank, grooved helix and strong springs with pipe tamper, 10cm to worm, 7.5cm closed

Dutch utility wine bottle circa 1720-50, onion shape, blow pipe pontil scar, dark green colour, 17.5cm, chip just below lip

Dutch utility wine bottle circa 1720-50, onion shape, blow pipe pontil scar, clear green colour, 19.5cm, 2cm hairline crack under rim

Dutch utility wine bottle circa 1720-50, a horse hoof bottle blow pipe pontil scar, clear green colour, 19.8cm

A Collection of Sundries to Include Enamelled Bed Chamber Stick, Two Vintage Radios, Vintage Beer mats, Oak Pipe Rack in the Form of Five Bar Gate etc

A Silver Fox half pipe BMX bike and an Apollo BMX bike

A collection of cabinet curiositiesMedieval to 19th centuryIncluding; Excavated rings and thimble, iron door plate escutcheons, a spoon mould, meerschaum pipe bowl, gilt bronze figure of a putto, a pair of lead caddies, possibly Scottish, an Austrian brass 'love watch', a papier-mâché snuff box decorated with a portrait of Leopold of Belgium, a patent pocket lantern, (Qty)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A rare and long steel 'Churchwarden's' pipeMid-18th centuryIn one section, the tapering bowl with small pointed spur, with curving, slightly tapering stem, together with another smaller example with makers mark: R SPREUGL, another example in sections, designed to go into a case, and two clay pipes, 1.7cm wide, 55cm deep, 4cm high (0 1/2in wide, 21 1/2in deep, 1 1/2in high) (5)Footnotes:Literature: R. Gentle & R. Feild, Domestic Metalwork 1640 - 1820 (1994), p. 347 illustrates four 'churchwarden's' pipes made from steel, iron, brass and copper measuring 15in to 31.5in long.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A collection of smoking related lighters, vesta cases and pipe tampersIncluding a table lighter presented to Major General Lathbury, a Dunhill table lighter, a leather cases Dunhill pocket lighter, a cigar cutter in the form of a bayonet, a vesta case made from copper of HMS Foudroyant, a Huntly & Palmers vesta in the form of a biscuit together with other novelty lighters and vesta cases, Table lighter 10.5cm, (Qty)Footnotes:Major General Sir Gerald William LathburyFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com