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Corgi Heavy Haulage, 31014 Sunter Brothers, Guy Invincible Long Platform Trailer, Pipe Load & Diamond T Ballast, Nicolas Bogies Vessel Load, Limited Edition 2376/3800. Mint and boxed - box split on one side.

An oak and brass mounted pipe cabinet.

A large cased Meerschaum pipe in the form of an eagle`s claw with tallens.

Ethnographic Interest A Yoruba bronze figure of a hermaphrodite the figure kneeling and smoking a pipe, with female breasts and male genitalia, a removable sceptre attached to his back 52cm high

A Prussian 1852 pattern cavalry sabre the hilt with brass applied crowned eagle (post 1861), original fish skin grip bound with a double twist of silver wire with single edged pipe backed blade, in original black japanned scabbard

A mid 19th century percussion officer`s pistol the lock marked `Twigg`, plain octagonal barrel with Birmingham proof marks, brass trigger guard and ramrod pipe, replacement ramrod, plain walnut full stock 26cm long Provenance: The Estate of the Late Jean Gordon Welsh

* Late 19thC Continental centrepiece, ovoid form with hand painted spring decoration with central pipe playing maiden, twin gilded ring handles, lid with putto finial sat on a horn (lot subject to VAT)

Pipe Rack, Chinese rosewood carving of man and boy, decorative hand mirror and telescope (4)

Oversize pipe tobacco box with integral ashtray and a rack of pipes

* Thornton (R., late 19th/early 20th c.). Portrait of a gentlemen in Bavarian costume, late 19th or early 20th c. oval oil on card, 21.5 x 16.5cm (8.5 x 6.5ins), in later 19th c. velvet-lined frame, with moulded gilt decorative border of acorns and leaves, glazed, together with another similar oil on wood panel of a Bavarian gentleman smoking a pipe, 21.5 x 16.5cm (8.5 x 6.5ins), gilt frame (2)

TWO BOXES: Mediaeval interest, Clay Tobacco Pipe etc (2 Boxes)

Dutch school, study of a man filling his pipe, indistinctly signed oil on panel, 27cm x 22cm

A Mieson pipe bowl, and other pipe bowls

A Chinese bamboo and bronze pipe; a small bronze wine pot; and a pair of archaic style pricket candlesticks, (4)

7 various Scottish club makers smf irons - to incl Ben Sayers North Berwick stamped with Tom Stewart pipe mark, Waggott with a 4" hosel, R Forgan and Son stamped with POWF, 2x J Gourlay and Auchterlonie & Crosthwaite- all fitted with full-length leather grips

10 various blade putters to incl E.R. Whitcombe stamped with Tom Stewart pipe mark, others stamped G Cuthbert Carnoustie, Forgan and Son St Andrews, Melville Brown Royal Portrush, Wm Gibson Kinghorn, Craigie Montrose et al - all with full length grips

8 various blade putters - to include t3x stamped with Tom Stewart pipe mark, Blackheath Golf Co, Spalding, David Low Dundee, etc- 7 with grips

Rare Golf Ball Development "Bromford Man" papier-mache advertising golfing figure c1930 - c/w original pipe wide gap between the legs and mounted on the original base inscribed "He Played a Bromford" - overall 20" (VG) Note - The Bromford Man preceded The Penfold Man and again is a very difficult figure to find Illus.

Fine "Penfold Man" papier-mache advertising golfing figure circa 1935-complete with original pipe and mounted on the original square splayed base inscribed "He Played a Penfold"- overall 18" x 6" x 6" (VG) Illus.

Original "Penfold Man" papier-mache advertising golfing figure circa 1940 - complete with original pipe and mounted on the original square splayed base inscribed "He Played a Penfold"- overall 20x 6.5 x 6.5" - note enlarged hole to the mouth to hold the pipe. Fine 1883/84 St Andrews Important Golfing Photograph Album

Reverend Calvert Richard Jones (1804-1877) TWO EASTERN MEN SEATED IN A DOORWAY; TWO MEN, ONE STANDING HOLDING A PIPE, THE OTHER SEATED Two, one signed, watercolour 10.5 x 15cm and 20 x 16cm (2)

A MEERSCHAUM TOBACCO PIPE, CARVED WITH THE HEAD OF A CAVALIER WITH AMBER MOUTHPIECE, CASED

A meerschaum pipe in the form of a Victorian gentleman and an amber cigarette holder with 9 ct gold collar

A Beswick Figure of a seated chimpanzee with pipe, no. 1049, also a Beswick figure of a koala bear, no. 1038 (2)

An Eastern Cloisonne Opium Pipe having multicoloured floral and leaf decoration, 30cm high overall

Matchbox US Market: Gift Pack MO. G6 comprising 1-75 Series 1 Mercedes Truck, 10 Pipe Truck, 21 Foden Concrete Truck, 26 G.M.C. Tipper, 30 8-Wheel Crane, 44 Refrigerator Truck, 60 Office Site Truck and 70 Grit Spreading Truck in original boxes and red and yellow box with US retailer price label, E, boxes G-E

Lone Star for Masudaya: Japanese market Foden Trucks with Hi-Speed wheels - red Mobil Petrol Tanker, blue, red and green Box Van and blue, cream and black Builders Supply Lorry with twin pipe load in carded packets and 1200 sets each containing two Fodens, service station accessories and (different) road signs in original boxes, E, packaging F-E (5)

An amber pipe, modelled as a football boot with football

A large mahogany Alfred Dunhill Ltd pipe caddy with compartments and drawer, together with about eighteen pipes some damaged.

A tribal carving of a naked man holding a severed head, probably South American, 46 cm high, together with a pipe stand carved as a black waiter, American circa 1920.

Essex, Wix.- Copy of a forged charter of their properties in Wix, Frating, Tolleshunt (Essex), Chattisham, Hintlesham (Surrfolk), assart up to 100 acres in Essex, the right to keep two greyhounds (leporarios) and four brachets (bractatos) for hunting hares with permission to hunt in the king`s forests in Essex etc., witnesses including, Roger, Bishop of York, Richard, Bishop of London, Reginald, Earl of Cornwall and Thomas, chancellor (i.e. Thomas Becket), manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 33 lines, stab holes at head and tail where stitched to two other sheets, small tear at head with small loss of two words on first line, folds, slightly browned, some creasing at head, Phillipps manuscript 31943 with number on dorse, 338 x 250mm., [purporting to be Northampton, c. 1155-58, originally forged c. 1196-99 but c. 1280s]. ***A copy of a forged charter by an impecunious Essex priory. "Wix was a comparatively poor and humble religious house; but in spurious documents its archives are singularly rich." - C.N.L. Brooke, Episcopal charters of Wix, Pipe Roll Society, 36, p. 45, 1962. The most likely circumstance for the production of this list would be a judicial visitation such as an eyre, at which anyone who claimed liberties such as those granted by this charter would have to produce documentary evidence of their entitlement. By the 1280s the fact that the original charter (see TNA PRO E40/14901) of which this is a copy was a forgery would probably have been forgotten, and it was copied in all innocence. There were eyres of Essex in 1272 (TNA PRO JUST 1/238) and 1285 (TNA PRO JUST 1/242-249), either of which provides a possible context for the creation of this document. .

Staffordshire Toby Jug circa 1800 with spotted face ale jug and pipe, modelled hollow feet, (old restorations to his hat and corner of the base) 25cm high

A 19th century ivory and silver plated desk seal, a Victorian pipe lamper, yellow metal cornelian fob seal, one other desk seal and dragonfly lens,

A small collection, including: `Flowers of the Holy Land`, an olivewood and inlaid small album of pressed flowers, titled `Jerusalem` and in Hebrew; a Mauchline ware needle wallet, `Burns Monument`; a Swiss cheroot pipe, with a Stanhope of `Rigi Kulm`; a Chinese ivory cigarette holder; a mother of pearl page marker; two penknives and other items

A red lacquered drinks trolley, circa 1970, the upper tier and lidded pipe form icebox upon part galleried platform, on brass and rubber spindle wheels, 76 x 55 x 104 cm.

A sword, with a 33.25in pipe back steel blade, marked MA and B9517, with a steel guard and stained wood grip, with scabbard.

A brass Champagne bottle cigar cutter, marked PFUNGST FRERES & CIE; a similar pricker; a bottle pipe tamper; two brass cigar cutters; a turned boxwood bottle containing five bone die. (11)

A double end pipe tamper corkscrew, with a double-hinged worm, the handle with diaper and scroll decoration, late 18th/early century.

An Excella `Three Little Pigs` set comprising the Big Bad Wolf, with red trousers, green braces, pigs playing violin, pipe and standing, a rare item in good condition (illustrated)

A large meerschaum pipe in the form of a classical maiden, further meerschaum pipes, a quantity of porcelain pipes, a Royal Doulton tobacco jar and a quantity of treen boxes.

A silver Christening mug, together with further items including a Meerschaum pipe decorated as a young woman wearing a bonnet, two gun metal measures etc.

A large 19th Century yew wood pipe with a hinged white metal cover, ebonised central section and flexible horn mouth-piece, 90cm long.

Four 19th century brass candlesticks, a Chinese opium pipe and a quantity of brassware

A WOOD-TYPE CREAMWARE TOBY JUG attractively decorated in coloured glazes, the seated toper holding an empty pot bellied jug, the facial features picked out in spots of manganese and cobalt, in vivid green coat, the rest of his clothes and the loop handle and its prominent incised thumbpiece splashed in a rich brown glaze, on striped base, 25cm h, c1780 Provenance: Mackintosh Collection of Fine Toby Jugs, sold Sotheby`s, 2 May 1967, lot 19 (£75 to the father of the present vendor). The hat and part of the head broken into two or three pieces and neatly restuck with minimal loss. Tiny, loss to the narrow end of the pipe but a fine example entirely free from any `professional` or recent restoration

A FRENCH SABRE the pipe backed, watered blade with clipped point and etched with the crowned initial N, eagle, thunderbolts and inscription Pour Grand Napoleon I er Empereur des Francais et Roi d` Italie, the reverse with further emblems and the inscription Pour L`honneur et la Patrie Le er Regt. de Chevau-Legers Polonais, the, silvered hilt with wire bound fishskin grip, the engraved gilt brass scabbard with applied emblems, pierced shoe and rings for suspension, blade signed - Solingen, overall length 102cm, 19th c In good condition bought by the present vendor`s late father from the specialist trade in France about 20 years ago

SMOKING. THREE CONTA & BOEHME PORCELAIN FIGURAL TOBACCO JARS AND COVERS two of a seated lady and gentleman, she taking tea, her companion smoking his pipe, the third of a gentleman reading `The Times`, all decorated in colours, 23-26cm h, incised 2563/9 (lady), 2561 (gentleman) or unmarked, late 19th c Lady and Times reader - both with some professional restoration

A CONTINENTAL OFFICER`S SWORD, MID-19TH CENTURY with curved pipe-backed blade of polished steel, regulation brass stirrup hilt, including langets cast with crossed swords, down-tuned quillon and pommel formed as a lion`s head, and the grip bound with twisted wire and fishskin, in its steel scabbard; together with a modern copy of an Oriental sword, in a military scabbard the first: 83.5cm; 33in blade (2)

AN OFFICER`S JACKET, OR SHORT-TAILED COATEE, AND SHAKO, 1ST ROYAL EDINBURGH VOLUNTEERS, CIRCA 1803-1808 the double-breasted jacket of scarlet wool with dark blue collar and cuffs and white turn-backs to the skirts; lined in white cotton/linen (some moth and wear) and quilted over the shoulders; the buttons gilded and half-domed, embossed with the Arms of the City of Edinburgh, the crest flanked by the title 1st and REGT and the shield surrounded by the title ROYAL EDINBURGH VOLUNTEERS, two rows of eight buttons, in pairs, to the front, one on either side of the collar, four on each cuff and 16 on the skirts, with an additional pair of buttons on discs of blue cloth forming the tail ornaments; label inside collar marked 72-74-1; with a pair of wing epaulettes of dark blue cloth, edged white, faced with interlocking gilded rings descending in size outwards and secured at the neck by regimental buttons; the shako of short, `stove-pipe` form, the body 17.2cm; 6¾in high and the diameter of the crown 21.9cm; 8⅝in, of black felted material (repaired); with a squared-off patent leather peak below a band of black silk extending at the rear to a band of black oil-cloth; chin-scales of overlapping gilt metal descending in size downwards, sewn to strips of black leather and secured by lion-mask bosses; the plate of die-struck brass in the form of a crowned circlet, bearing the motto NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSET, above twin sprays of thistles, the circlet enclosing the initials REV; with black leather head band and black linen lining and (indistinct) retailer`s label pasted inside crown (2)

A BAVARIAN MODEL 1891 CAVALRY OFFICER`S SABEL with pipe-backed blade etched `In Treue Fest` and with the maker`s details `Alex Copel Solingen` at the forte, gilt-brass regulation hilt, in its blackened steel scabbard, complete with its blue and silver wire sword knot and chamois cover 84.4cm; 33 1/4in blade

A RARE 18 BORE SAXON WHEEL-LOCK CARBINE, DATED 1588 with three-stage sighted barrel, engraved with pairs of lines behind the muzzle, the median formed of triangular panels with characteristic hemi-spherical recesses at the base, dated over the breech section, stamped with the barrelsmith`s marks (Neue Støckel 512), initials and a series of small decorative marks, and with a sighting groove (light pitting), flat lock stamped en suite with the breech, fitted with domed wheel-cover, sliding pan-cover with button release, blued fence, safety-catch and lightly engraved dog, blackened full stock, inlaid with engraved stag horn plaques including marine monsters over the fore-end, opposite the lock, and about the barrel tang, a panel of foliage over the spine of the butt, all within horn segmental lines, the butt with shaped cheek-piece on the left and patchbox fitted with sliding cover veneered en suite on the right, stag horn butt-plate (one small panel on the butt replaced, the stock with areas of bruising and scratches), steel trigger-guard shaped for the fingers, blued trigger-plate, engraved stag horn ramrod pipe, engraved stag horn fore-end cap, and original ramrod with engraved stag horn tip 83.5cm; 32 7/8in Zacharias Herold is recorded 1586-1618. He was the son of Hans Herold, and part of a large family of gunmakers in Dresden that were active in the 16th and 17th Centuries. He is recorded delivering large quantities of fine firearms to the Electoral armouries as well as making a number of more standard pieces. See J. F. Hayward 1962, p. 87 and D. Schaal 1975, p. 32.

A 60 BORE SOUTH GERMAN FLINTLOCK RIFLED SPORTING CARBINE BY BARTHEL BAUER, BADEN CIRCA 1660-70 with swamped octagonal sighted barrel of pentagonal bore, rifled with five slender grooves, stamped with the barrelsmith`s mark and the town mark of Baden (Neue Støckel 2017 and 6044 respectively), the breech numbered `4`, stepped lock stamped with matching maker`s mark, fitted with dog safety-catch and swivel safety steel, double set trigger, figured walnut full stock, moulded over the fore-end, carved with leafy ornament about the rear ramrod-pipe, and a raised moulding about the tang, the butt with carved raised cheek-piece on the left, and fitted with patchbox with sliding cover on the right, steel mounts comprising small side-plate, trigger-guard, butt-plate with pronounced heel, three faceted ramrod pipes, engraved stag horn fore-end cap, and original ramrod (tip missing, the sling swivels removed), and the patchbox containing a contemporary steel powder measure 85cm; 33 1/2in barrel Barthel Bauer is recorded in Durlach, Baden circa 1645-71. He worked as Hofbüchsenmacher for Friederich VI Margrave of Baden circa 1649-71.

A 28 BORE GERMAN (RHINELAND) FLINTLOCK SPORTING RIFLED CARBINE BY HESS A DEUX PONTS, CIRCA 1740 with blued swamped two-stage barrel, fitted with silver barleycorn fore-sight, chiselled girdle, stamped with two gold-lined barrelsmith`s marks over the breech, the letter `A` crowned above the word `in` and a mullet, the tang numbered `2`, stepped bolted lock (the bolt incomplete), engraved with rococo designs including sprays of foliage and shell ornament, signed on two scrolls on a gilt matted ground, the cock, top-jaw and steel en suite, figured walnut full stock, moulded over the fore-end, carved with rococo scrolls behind the tang, scrolls, foliage and a shell behind the ramrod-pipe, slightly curved butt with carved cheek-piece on the left and patchbox with sliding cover on the right, engraved steel mounts comprising stepped solid side-plate, trigger-guard, butt-plate decorated with a trophy-of-hunting, saddle bar with ring, three ramrod-pipes, and sling swivel (the rear sling swivel missing), horn fore-end cap (chipped), and original horn-tipped wooden ramrod 73.7cm; 29in barrel C. Hess is recorded in Zweibrüken (Deux-Ponts), circa 1720-80.

A 25 BORE BOHEMIAN FLINTLOCK RIFLED SPORTING CARBINE BY G. KEINER, CIRCA 1760 with octagonal swamped sighted barrel rifled with seven grooves, stamped with a series of decorative brass-lined stamps and the barrelsmith`s mark (Neue Støckel 7683), the tang numbered `2`, rounded detented lock (sear defective), double set trigger, figured walnut full stock carved with leafy mouldings behind the ramrod-pipe and the barrel tang, the butt with carved raised cheek-piece on the left and patchbox with sliding cover on the right, brass mounts comprising stepped solid side-plate, faceted trigger-guard, butt-plate, and a pair of ramrod-pipes, a pair of steel sling swivels, bone fore-end cap, and original bone-tipped wooden ramrod 47cm; 18 1/2in barrel

A .650 CALIBRE BAVARIAN FLINTLOCK SPORTING RIFLE BY RIEGER, CIRCA 1770 with heavy octagonal barrel rifled with seven grooves, stamped with the silver-lined barrelsmith`s mark at the breech, a standing warrior in a rectangle, associated rounded lock retained by quick release screws, double set trigger, walnut full stock carved with scrolls about the tang and over the butt, the latter with raised cheek-piece on the left and patchbox with sliding cover on the right, brass mounts comprising flush-fitting pierced side-plate, trigger-guard with pierced scrolling terminal of shaped outline, the butt-plate and ramrod-pipe en suite, and horn fore-end cap, and horn-tipped wooden ramrod (sling swivels missing) 71.5cm; 28 1/8in barrel

A 20 BORE BAVARIAN FLINTLOCK FOWLING-PIECE BY CHRISTOPH JOSEPH FREY IN MUNCHEN, CIRCA 1740 with blued two-stage barrel fitted with silver `spider` fore-sight, stamped with the gold-lined barrelsmith`s mark (Neue Støckel 397) and numbered `18` over the breech, scroll-engraved tang, signed engraved bevelled lock decorated with mounted hunters and hounds in pursuit of a stag, figured walnut half-stock carved with rococo scrolls about the tang (small cracks), brass mounts cast and chased in low relief, comprising pierced foliate side-plate, trigger-guard engraved with a bust medallion, butt-plate finely chased with a resting hunter and a stag on the tang, vacant escutcheon, a pair of ramrod-pipes, steel sling swivel, and horn fore-end cap (forward ramrod-pipe and ramrod missing) 112.4cm; 44 1/4in barrel

A .600 CALIBRE BAVARIAN FLINTLOCK SPORTING RIFLE BY CHRISTOPH JOSEPH FREY IN MUNCHEN, CIRCA 1730-40 with two-stage sighted barrel rifled with eight grooves (shortened, the tang detached, vent and barrelsmith`s mark lining removed, cleaned), signed lock engraved with scenes from the chase, figured walnut full stock carved with rococo scrolls about the tang, the rear ramrod-pipe and over the cheek-piece (cracks and repairs), steel mounts finely engraved with rococo scrolls, comprising pierced side-plate, trigger-guard decorated with a female portrait on the bow, butt plate decorated with a classical vase on the rear and the figure of music beneath a canopy on the tang, and faceted ramrod pipes (later ramrod, sling swivels missing) 103.5cm; 40 3/4in barrel

A 100 BORE BAVARIAN BREECH-LOADING AIR GUN OF BELLOWS TYPE BY JOHANNES WINTER IN MUNCHEN, CIRCA 1770 with octagonal sighted barrel signed in silver enclosed by scrolls over the breech, opened by a lever ahead of the trigger-guard, the tang covered with a piece of shaped brass and with provision for a peep-sight behind, enclosed action retained by a pierced brass plate of shaped outline on each side, double set trigger (incomplete), figured walnut full stock (cracked and chipped), moulded over the fore-end and carved with rococo flowers behind the tang, rear ramrod-pipe, and ahead of the trigger-guard, the butt with carved raised cheek-piece on the left and incorporating an iron spindle for the mechanism on the right, brass mounts comprising trigger-guard shaped for the fingers, butt-plate, and three ramrod-pipes and horn fore-end cap (ramrod missing, worn) 78.8cm; 31in barrel

Wade red setter pipe holder, five Wade dogs in baskets and nine Wade dog figures

George III lead water hopper and pipe, with applied decoration, and date `1794` and the initials `EQ`, 47" high,

19th century lead drain pipe hopper and pipe, with applied decoration, 40" high,