We found 43903 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 43903 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
43903 item(s)/page
Lot 290
Beswick Siamese cat figure and dog pin dish, Goebel chick egg cup, Wade Cairn Terrier dog figure pipe dish, Royal Doulton stoneware hot water bottles, Sylvac swan posy vase and other ceramics in three boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 1217
Bertram Mills' Circus - 'The Famous Boys' Pipe Band and Cuthbertsons Kilties from the Queen Victoria School Dunblane', original hand painted poster artwork, on board, 53 x 72 cm.Provenance: From the W. E. Berry collection (Circa 1930s the first Olympia show was 1920 see also http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1162907/poster-we-berry-ltd/ )
Lot 171
INDIE ROCK RIAA AWARDS. Three mounted and framed CD awards to include two presented to Sandy Alouette for the sale of more than 1,000,000 copies of 'Fall For You' by Secondhand Serenade (10.5x13"), 500,000 digital downloads of 'Angels On The Moon' by Thriving Ivory (11x20") and an award presented to Kurt Steffek for the sale of 500,000 CD/cassette copies of 'Villains' by The Verve Pipe (20x28").
Lot 533
JIMI HENDRIX OWNED AND USED PIPE AND WOODSTOCK RECEIPT. A two part wooden pipe, owned and used by Jimi Hendrix including during his time at Woodstock. Also a receipt form dated 1969. Provenance: from the collection of 'roadie to the stars' and member of the Hendrix management team Tappy Wright .Includes 2014 letter of provenance signed by Tappy Wright in which he details how the pipe was sent to the 'Anim' London office, and later came into the possession of Tappy Wright after the office was cleared of Hendrix' belongings.
Lot 647
A brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss pistol, by J Probin, c 1770, 14” overall, swamped barrel 8” with Tower private proofs; signed rounded lock with swan neck cock and unbridled frizzen; walnut fullstock, the brass mounts with double line engraved borders, including long spurred butt cap, flat side plate, and plain oval escutcheon; with plain wooden ramrod. GWO & C (ramrod tail pipe dented). Plate 4
Lot 645
A brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss pistol, by W Reynolds, London, c 1770, 11½” overall, swamped 2 stage barrel 6” with London and maker’s proofs and traces of “London” at breech; signed rounded lock with double line border, swan neck cock, and unbridled frizzen; fullstocked with brass mounts including engraved long spurred butt cap and openwork sideplate. GWO & basically GC (slightly worn overall, stock refinished, cock, part of fore end, ramrod pipe, and steel ramrod replaced)
Lot 652
A 20 bore brass barrelled flintlock holster pistol, by Segalas, London, c 1720, 16” overall, 3 stage barrel 9½” with London proofs and engraved with scrolls and “Segalas London”; signed banana shaped brass lock with unbridled frizzen, the cock and plate engraved with scrolls; walnut fullstock with brass mounts including large long spurred butt cap engraved with scrolls and serpent and with grotesque mask finial, foliate openwork sideplate, trigger guard engraved with scrolls and monster head and having foliate finial, and baluster ramrod pipe; with brass tipped wooden ramrod. GWO & C (some wear to metalwork, restocked probably c 1770, the fore end forward of the lock replaced, probably during its working life, when the ramrod throat pipe was also replaced). Plate 5
Lot 655
A silver mounted 22 bore brass barrelled flintlock holster pistol, by Grice, London, c1791, 14½” overall, half octagonal barrel 9” with Tower private proofs and engraved “London” in script; stepped brass lock signed in script; walnut fullstock inlaid with silver scrolls and stylised shell around the breech tang, and with silver mounts including flower embossed butt cap HM B’ham 1790, engraved trigger guard with floral finial HM B’ham 1791, oval escutcheon engraved with initials, small simple sideplate and ramrod pipe; with replacement plain wooden ramrod. GWO & C (slight age wear to lock) Plate 5
Lot 646
An interesting brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss pistol, apparently assembled in the late 18th or early 19th century from the major parts of a late 17th century pistol by Ed. Nicholson and a late 18th century lock by R. Davis, 17” overall, large slightly swamped 3 stage barrel 9¾” with London and maker’s proofs, engraved “Ed. Nicholson Fecit”, and with acanthus leaves and scrolls at breech and muzzle; the flat stepped lock engraved with dog tooth borders and scrolls and signed “R. Davis”; plain walnut fullstock with brass mounts, comprising long spurred butt cap engraved with scrolls and snarling dogs” heads, strawberry leaf engraved trigger guard (rear strap shortened), engraved wavy sideplate, baluster ramrod pipe, and with plain wooden ramrod with iron worm. GWO & clean condition. Accompanied by a copy of a magazine article by Bill Harriman. Plate 4
Lot 209
10x Matchbox Superfast. 8, Ford Mustang. 10, Pipe Truck. 15, Volkswagen. 18, Hondarora. 22, Freeman Inter-City Commuter. 27, Mercedes 230SL. 29, Racing Mini. 33, Datsun 126X. 52, Dodge Charger Mk.III. 56, BMC 1800 Pininfarina. All boxed, some wear/damage and tape damage. Contents GC-VGC. £50-70
Lot 809
A 40 bore percussion sporting rifle, by George Gibbs of Bristol, 46” overall, well rebrowned slender octagonal barrel 30”, with folding leaf rearsight and sling swivel loop on middle ramrod pipe; the foliate engraved lock signed within scroll; walnut halfstock with horn fore end cap, chequered fore end and wrist, engraved steel mounts including scrolled grip to trigger guard, and replacement ramrod. GWO & C (well refinished overall) Plate 12
Lot 102
A 19th century Staffordshire Toby jug, in seated pose with jug of beer in hand and wearing faded lilac jacket, yellow breeches and black tricorn hat, h.26cm; together with a 19th century treacle-glazed Staffordshire Toby jug, and two Nelson character jugs (4).All with some damage and/or imperfections.Pink toby – some obvious and unpainted repairs (notably to the tricorn), some chips and missing fingers, crazing and hairlines throughout.Green toby – pipe no longer in hand, tricorn OK, large firing crack to handle, large crack to underside, some crazing throughout.Nelson jug – some cracks and hairlines (notably to spout), crude repair to spout, paint rubbed in places, crazed throughout.Bicorn Nelson – restoration to het, crazed, paint rubbed, some hairlines, chip to upper lip.
Loading...-
43903 item(s)/page