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Two Schuco clockwork clown musicians, tin plate, modelled as band members playing the drums and a violin, stamped marks, one with original key, 11.5cm high (2)

A Royal Doulton Golfing Kingsware mug, decorated with figures playing golf, printed marks to base, numbered, 15cm high

A Hutschenreuther figure of two bears playing, printed marks and label, 11cm high

A Chinese famille rose dish, Qianlong, circa 1750, octagonal section, the central scene of children playing in a garden, within a foliated scroll cartouche border with alternating vignettes of puce floral spays, monochrome birds and roses, in a gilt ground, 23cm diameter

Samson, Paris, after Derby, a porcelain commedia dell'arte troop of four figures, modelled in animated poses, one playing a guitar, the others with swords, masks and capes, impressed numbers 152 - 155, red Derby marks, 23cm high (4)

A 1953-1957 WALES RUGBY UNION MATCH WORN JERSEY NUMBER 6, ISSUED TO GARETH GRIFFITHS With white collar, long sleeves, embroidered crest and panelled black number. Gareth Griffiths (1931 - 2016) was a versatile and speedy back, playing at wing or centre for Cardiff, capped by Wales 12 times and for the 1955 Lions in 12 tour matches including the final three tests. The Lions played 28 matches, winning 19, losing 6 and drew 3. Griffiths also played in the famous 8-3 win for Cardiff v All Blacks in 1953 and a month later in Wales last victory against the All Blacks. He also represented Wales at athletics. Provenance: from the Estate of Gareth Griffiths. Condition Report: Wide tear at shoulder, mud.

A 1953-1957 WALES RUGBY UNION MATCH WORN JERSEY NUMBER 4, ISSUED TO GARETH GRIFFITHS with white collar, long sleeves, embroidered crest and panelled black number. Gareth Griffiths (1931 - 2016) was a versatile and speedy back, playing at wing or centre for Cardiff, capped by Wales 12 times and for the 1955 Lions in 12 tour matches including the final three tests. The Lions played 28 matches, winning 19, losing 6 and drew 3. Griffiths also played in the famous 8-3 win for Cardiff v All Blacks in 1953 and a month later in Wales last victory against the All Blacks. He also represented Wales at athletics. Provenance: from the Estate of Gareth Griffiths. Condition Report: Wide tear at shoulder and remains of mud.

A 1950s RAF XV RUGBY UNION JERSEY NUMBER 5 ISSUED TO GARETH GRIFFITHS aquamarine with white collar and bearing felt crest, black number to white panel and bearing Umbro label. Gareth Griffiths completed his national service with the RAF playing twice for the XV at Twickenham in the Inter-Services Championships against the Army and the Royal Navy. Provenance: from the Estate of Gareth Griffiths.

A 1950s CARDIFF RFC JERSEY NUMBER 2 ISSUED TO GARETH GRIFFITHS with traditional black and blue hoops, white collar, no crest, stitched number 2 in white. Umbro Bulldog label. Together with a black and white photograph of the player with ball in hand avoiding a tackle against Italy on October 4th 1956, a match they won 8-3. The reverse of the photograph with handwritten details and a letter from Cardiff RFC which would have accompanied the photograph, addressed to Griffiths dated '92 and a Cardiff v Northampton programme, April 7th, 1953 Gareth Griffiths (1931 - 2016) was a versatile and speedy back, playing at wing or centre for Cardiff, capped by Wales 12 times and for the 1955 Lions in 12 tour matches including the final three tests. The Lions played 28 matches, winning 19, losing 6 and drew 3. Griffiths also played in the famous 8-3 win for Cardiff v All Blacks in 1953 and a month later in Wales last victory against the All Blacks. He also represented Wales at athletics. Provenance: from the Estate of Gareth Griffiths. Condition Report: good, mud stains.

1955 BRITISH LIONS SOUTH AFRICA TOUR JERSEY NUMBER 34 ISSUED TO GARETH GRIFFITHS TOGETHER WITH MATCH PROGRAMMES and 925 silver commemorative dish for Lions v North Transvaal and two other metalware souvenirs. The jersey with embroidered Lions crest, quilted elbows to the long sleeves and with Forsyth of Edinburgh label. Programmes for two Test Matches, Transvaal, Natal, Central Universities and Rhodesia Gareth Griffiths (1931 - 2016) was a versatile and speedy back, playing at wing or centre for Cardiff, capped by Wales 12 times and for the 1955 Lions in 12 tour matches including the final three tests. The Lions played 28 matches, winning 19, losing 6 and drew 3. Griffiths also played in the famous 8-3 win for Cardiff v All Blacks in 1953 and a month later in Wales last victory against the All Blacks. He also represented Wales at athletics. Provenance: from the Estate of Gareth Griffiths. Condition Report: in excellent condition without any notable damage.PLEASE NOTE THAT NUMBER 34 WAS GARETH'S GRIFFITHS SQUAD NUMBER FOR THE 1955 TOUR 

A 1950 WALES RUGBY UNION SCHOOLS MATCH WORN JERSEY NUMBER 5, ISSUED TO GARETH GRIFFITHS with white collar, long sleeves, embroidered crest and black number 5 in a 'Modern No. 20' type font on a sack-cloth type panel, Bukta Made in England label. Together with two programmes for England v Wales Schools, April 22nd, 1950, played at Kingsholme, Gloucester with Griffiths listed as No.5 Gareth Griffiths (1931 - 2016) was a versatile and speedy back, playing at wing or centre for Cardiff, capped by Wales 12 times and for the 1955 Lions in 12 tour matches including the final three tests. The Lions played 28 matches, winning 19, losing 6 and drew 3. Griffiths also played in the famous 8-3 win for Cardiff v All Blacks in 1953 and a month later in Wales last victory against the All Blacks. He also represented Wales at athletics. Provenance: from the Estate of Gareth Griffiths. Condition Report: one small repair.

A 1950s BARBARIANS RUGBY UNION JERSEY NUMBER 4 MATCH WORN BY GARETH GRIFFITHS in traditional black and white hoops, felt emblem, panelled black number 4 and with Forsyth of Edinburgh label. Griffiths made 13 appearances for the Barbarians including a tour to Canada in 1957. Gareth Griffiths (1931 - 2016) was a versatile and speedy back, playing at wing or centre for Cardiff, capped by Wales 12 times and for the 1955 Lions in 12 tour matches including the final three tests. The Lions played 28 matches, winning 19, losing 6 and drew 3. Griffiths also played in the famous 8-3 win for Cardiff v All Blacks in 1953 and a month later in Wales last victory against the All Blacks. He also represented Wales at athletics. Provenance: from the Estate of Gareth Griffiths.

A NEW ZEALAND ALL BLACKS RUGBY UNION SHIRT FROM SGT. HUBERT SYDNEY TURTILL (1880-1918) WORN v AUSTRALIA IN 1905. TOGETHER WITH CAPS & RELATED EPHEMERAProvenance: New Zealand born vendor is the great-great grandson of the player.Jum Turtill was one of the most gifted fullbacks of the Edwardian era, his number of All Blacks caps curtailed to a single test as he became the infamous ‘dual-code player’ - switching to the All Gold rugby league professionals. Jum was killed in action during the Great War, in Givenchy, France in April 1918. The shirt with embroidered fern badge and iconic stitched canvas quilt overlaid to the upper section, complete with original drawstring. There are a few holes but structurally fine without extensive damage. Included in the parcel; an All Blacks cap bearing fern with NZ cypher, complete with tassel. Also, a two-tone felt cap with tassel, bearing Canterbury crest and bearing internal label for J Ballantyne & Co, Christchurch. Also an original black and white official photo of Jum in the shirt, a British War Graves Photographic Association black and white photograph of Jum’s grave in France and a black and white photograph of a soldier in uniform (not clear whether this is Jum). Also, in the parcel, two original caricature sketches of Jum in playing action, by the famous Beano cartoonist Reg Carter, both signed and dated 1908.Hubert Sydney Turtill was the youngest of four children of Arthur and Alice. He was born on February 1st 1880 in Mile End, London a few days after his father died, aged only 32. At the age of four, once strong enough for the long sea-voyage, Alice took Sydney and her young family to New Zealand for a new life, a country where she had relatives. During the voyage, Sydney was bestowed the nickname ‘Jumbo’ because of his puppy-fat, later became simply ‘Jum’ and this name stuck despite Jum developing a fine athletic frame as he grew into a young man. The Turtills settled in Christchurch where Jum attended West Christchurch School between 1885-1892.Jum stated that he started playing rugby as a wing forward in 1893. In 1898 he was fullback for the Christchurch Albion club B team and was promoted to the A team the next year at the age of 19. Jum was also a competitive swimmer in his formative years and trained as a volunteer with the Christchurch Engineers Corps, he was a keen competitor at rifle shooting competitions against other regiments. At 22 years old, Jum made his Canterbury debut as full-back, playing nine games that season. He was noted as a player with a lot of promise who ‘fields a ball in splendid style, and knows how to tackle’. In 1905, he was selected for a Canterbury-South Canterbury combined XV against Australia which they won 8-3 at Lancaster Park. On the same day it was announced that he had been selected for New Zealand v Australia. This was to be the first test to be hosted in New Zealand between the two sides and the first international to be played on the South Island. The match venue was transferred from Dunedin’s Caledonian ground to Tahuna Park because heavy rain had made the former unplayable and so it was watched by only 3,000 spectators who braved the horrendous elements. New Zealand were victors 14-3 and it was said that Jum excelled with a perfect display of kicking and defending despite the conditions. However, it was to be his only All Blacks cap. Jum played his last club game on July 6th 1907, the same day as the Professional All Blacks team was selected for a tour to England. He had signed up for the privately organised tour where they would play ‘Northern Union’ rules. It is said that Jum had been attracted to the prospect of visiting his country of birth.The pioneering professional team visited Sydney, where they defeated New South Wales three times in eight days but playing rugby union rules. The Australian press nicknamed the New Zealanders the ‘All Golds’  - a reference to the slice of the gate-money to be received in England. The tourists also defeated Ceylon (Sri Lanka) playing union rules. It wasn’t until they arrived in England in October 1907 that the players actually learned the league code! Over the next five months, through to February 1908, the All Golds played 35 league matches, mainly against club teams, winning 19 times. Jum excelled at fullback playing in all but two of the matches. International tests were played against Wales (lost 9-8), England (lost 18-16) and Great Britain (lost 14-6, won 18-6 and won 8-5). The British press referred to the team as the ‘All Blacks’ while the Southern Hemisphere press tended to use ‘All Golds’. On their return the tourists played a further 10 games in Australia including three tests with Jum captaining the first league test between the two countries, leading New Zealand to an 11-10 victory. The All Golds won the series 2-1. In all, the team toured for 10 months, playing 49 games and beating both Great Britain and Australia to a test series. When the All Golds finally arrived back in New Zealand, they played an exhibition match at Wellington which was the first ever match of Rugby League in the country and captained by Jum Turtill. After the tour Jum returned to normal life working as a sheet metal worker and married Mabel Edith Hancock in 1908. In 1909 he lost his job, a twist of fate that changed his life and ultimately may have cost it. As a way out Jum accepted an offer from St Helens club in Lancashire with a signing-on fee of £200 and £2.2/- per game. He played his first match for St Helens on September 9th and set himself up as a tobacconist. The couple had three sons born in England. Jum was considered by the English sporting press as an artist at fullback, one of the great pioneers in the position, brining attacking instinct when it was traditionally considered exclusively a position of defence and conservatism. Jum’s career continued until he retired at the end of the 1913/14 season. During his five years at St Helens he played 137 games, scoring three tries and kicking 198 goals amassing 403 points. He ran the Nelson Hotel in Bridge Street, St Helens and looked forward to a settled life as a well-known and respected publican of the town. But at the outset of war, Jum joined the Royal Engineers and was part of the Territorial Force the 422nd Field Company, which was under command of the 55th (West Lancashire) Division. Jum saw action at Hellencourt and Bretencourt, before the first battle of the Somme. Later, fields in Guillemont, Ginchy, Ribemont, Flers-Courcelette and Morval and the Ypres became Jum’s home, he existed in muddy hellish trenches which were bombarded constantly by artillery fire and gas. He survived massacres at Pilkem Ridge and Menin Road Ridge, but on April 9th, 1918, Jum was killed at Givenchy from a shell burst. Jum Turtill was 38 years old. Jum Turtill is buried at Brown’s Road Military Cemetery, Festubert, Pas de Calais.The Defence of Givenchy was to become one of the single most famous actions of the war. It was afterwards publicly stated by an officer of the German General Staff that the stand made there by the British on April 9th, and the days which followed, marked the final ruination of the supreme German effort of 1918. Thirteen All Blacks lost their lives in the WWI including the captain of the Original All Blacks Dave Gallaher. The family of the vendor request that the purchaser considers occasional access for Jum’s descendants and family to see the shirt should they request in the future.

Nigel Havers signed autobiography Playing with Fire. Signed on title page. Hard back with dust cover included. Good condition. 308 pages. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Robert Payton Reid, 1859-1945 England, Titled The Last Throw, a candlelit interior scene with figures around a table playing dice, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1897 within gilded frame, 40cm by 60cm

A vintage chess set, Mahjong, bridge scorers and playing cards.

A Chinese famille verte ginger jar decorated with children playing with raised pull off cover

A Victorian alabaster and brass rectangular mantle clock surmounted by a classical figure playing a flute

Three white metal Far Eastern figurines playing a variety of musical instruments on raised circular bases

AN H SHAW, LONDON GAMES TABLE WITH REVOLVING AND FOLDING WALNUT TOP, GREEN BAIZE PLAYING SURFACE AND INNER GAMES COMPARTMENT

Collection Of Vintage Playing Cards Six In Total. To Include 'Newmarket' A Rollicking Game Of Thrills And Excitement, JB Rare Scottish Whiskey Advertising Playing Cards, Miniature Plastic Coated Playing Cards, Monarch Air Lines Playing Cards, Braniff International Cards, China 585 Elephant Playing Cards 586 Shanghai China, Poker Bridge International Playing Cards.

Lladro A Pair Of Cherub Figures The first in pensive pose, the second, playing a lute. Along with a Nao figure in the form of young female in nightgown, height, 11 inches. Each marked to base.

Chelsea Derby Hand Painted Porcelain Figure - Painted In Polychrome Enamels, Depicts a Young Male Musician of Colourful Dress, Playing on a Horn and Tambourine, with Encrusted Flowers to Each Side of Figure. c.1820. Height 7.25 Inches - 18.25 cm. Condition Issues - No Restoration, Nicks to 3 Leaves, Nicks to 3 Petals of Flowers, Very Tiny Nick to Top of Index Finger Right Hand, Colours Wonderful. Please See Photo. From a Gentleman's Private Collection.

Irene A. Welburn R.O.I., R.B.S.A. British (1910 - 2000) (ex.1936-1940) Two Original Watercolours Each framed, mounted and glazed, each in good condition. The first depicting,a town square with tavern and single figure to foreground, signed and dated 1946 to bottom left, 18.5 x 14.5 inches. Together with a street scene depicting public house, figures and infants playing to foreground, signed and dated 1946 to bottom left, 11 x 15 inches. Please see accompanying image

Euro 96 Pocket Guides, Waddington's Chelsea playing cards, Scotland rosette, stamps, badges, Burnley autographs, Rotherham 'The Famous Few', etc.

The following five lots are the former property of George Brown. Capped by England and nicknamed Bomber George Brown was born in the tiny mining village of Mickley South Northumberland in 1903. He became a miner and played for Mickley juniors his appearances for them had been noted by Huddersfield and the then manager Herbert Chapman travelled up to the north east to sign the 17 year old Brown up on professional forms. George made the first team in 1921 playing at either centre forward or inside right in the third of Huddersfield s championship winning seasons George netted 35 league goals to equal the most ever scored by a Huddersfield player in a season he had a great career at Huddersfield before transferring to Aston Villa for purportedly £5000 in 1929 then subsequently to Burnley in 1934 who paid £1400 for his services then to Leeds in 1935 for £3100 in 1936 he moved to Darlington as player manager before retiring two years later to take over a pub in Birmingham. As the years passed George became paralysed ultimately resulting in his death in 1949 a tragic end to a fine sportsman. Career Details - 1921-29 Huddersfield Town 213 appearances 142 goals / 1929-34 Aston Villa 116 appearances 79 goals / 1934-35 Burnley 35 appearances 24 goals / 1935-36 Leeds United 37 appearances 101 goals / 1936-38 Darlington 44 appearances 12 goals / 1926-32 England 9 Appearances 5 goals.The Following Five Lots are the Former Property of George Brown, footballer for Aston Villa and Huddersfield Town, amongst other clubs. He was capped nine times for England. 1925 Huddersfield Town v. Heart of Midlothian. Silver cigarette case engraved to centre of front match date 23.09.25 and G Brown , engine turned and hallmarked for Chester 1925. Gorge played for Huddersfield Town between 1921 - 1929

10cc - Silver Disc Presented to Ric Dixon to recognise the sale, in the United Kingdom, of more than 250,000 copies of the Mercury Single Playing Record 'Dreadlock Holiday' 1978, framed, 10 x 15 inches.Provenance: From the estate of Ric Dixon was manager of the band 10cc who were an English Rock band that achieved their greatest success in the 1970's..

10cc - Silver Disc Presented to Ric Dixon to recognise the sale, in the United Kingdom, of more than 250,000 copies of the Mercury Single Playing Record 'Good Morning Judge' 1977, framed, 10 x 15 inches.Provenance: From the estate of Ric Dixon was manager of the band 10cc who were an English Rock band that achieved their greatest success in the 1970's..

Football - Coventry City Football Club - An original Admiral match worn long sleeve home shirt with number 4 on reverse, likely worn by Tommy Hutchinson circa 1970's.Provenance: The vendor was a Schoolboy at Coventry City and was given this shirt while he was playing there. The shirt has repairs as was worn for multiple games throughout the season..

Pink Floyd - The Wall - Two Movie Promotional Books. The two spiral bound books of largely unseen design art for the aborted, original concept for the film were produced in limited numbers as a selling tool to potential investors, and few are believed to still exist. The two books follow a similar format with subtle differences. The books are a visual aid to understanding both how the film will be made and how it will look when finished. Printed in full colour on 16 x 12 inches card stock and spiral bound. A rare and intriguing snapshot of a work (then) in progress.Background - The 1982 film version of Pink Floyd's seminal concept album was fraught with difficulties during it's production. The film's original format was to be comprised of footage of the band playing live at Earls Court in London, with animation by political cartoonist and illustrator Gerald Scarfe spread throughout the film. Director Alan Parker found the concert footage to be unusable, and Floyd bassist/songwriter/screenwriter Roger Waters -- who had envisioned himself as the star of the show -- wasn't suitable as an actor. Replacing him with Boomtown Rats front man Bob Geldof, Parker was able to attract the attention of MGM and ultimately complete the film. (Parker and Waters butted heads the whole time, the former calling it the most expensive student film ever made and the latter ultimately disowning it.)Provenance: This lot has been consigned by Oxfam and all proceeds go to the charity. .

Football - Coventry City Football Club - An original Umbro match worn away shirt with number 3 on reverse, worn by Chris Caitlin circa 1970.Provenance: The vendor was a Schoolboy at Coventry City and was given this shirt while he was playing there. The shirt has repairs as was worn for multiple games throughout the season..

ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM KIDD (c.1790-1863) Children Playing Ball in a Landscape with Distant Town and Children Playing Piggy Back in a Street, a pair, oil on canvas, 24 x 34cm (2)

19TH CENTURY NAIVE SCHOOL An interior with monkey and cats playing an upright guitar, oil on panel, 22 x 18cm oval

ϒA substantial Anglo-Colonial turned, carved and part stained ivory chess set, probably Burmese, first half 19th century, one side stained red, the other natural, both sides carved with knopped stems and tiered, stylised foliate design overall, the Kings and Queens carved with openwork coronets and dome finials, all on conforming spreading circular bases, the Kings 15.5cm high, the pawns 5.5cm high, in an associated lacquered and velvet lined mahogany case CATALOGUE NOTES: For comparative examples, see: Christie’s South Kensington, ‘The Allen Hofrichter Collection of Chess Sets’, 20 September 2000, lots 6-12 and Bonhams, ‘Chess Sets, Playing Cards and Games’, 1 May 2012, lot 119 ϒ  Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information. 

ϒA Swiss rosewood and simulated rosewood musical box, late 19th century, the mechanism playing a choice of six airs via a pinned brass cylinder and tuned steel combs, the movement driven by a single crank-wound spring drum mounted on a gilt iron bed beneath a hinged glass internal cover with selection levers to the right hand side, the lid with applied with printed and hand written tune sheet numbered 48020, the case of typical form with marquetry inlaid lid, 14cm high, 48cm wide, 22cm deep ϒ  Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information. 

A canvas picture depicting a woman playing a guitar 22" x 31"

REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID CARD TABLEEARLY 19TH CENTURY the D shaped fold-over top with brass line and star inlay, opening to a green baize playing surface, above a frieze with further inlay, on a ring turned baluster column and circular base with sabre legs outlined with brass and marked with star inlay, ending in brass paw caps and castors91.5cm wide, 73cm high, 45cm deepNote: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

REGENCY STYLE ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE19TH CENTURY the D shaped fold-over top with a bead moulded edge, opening to a green baize playing surface, raised on scroll supports with carved rosettes, on a quadriform base with hipped sabre legs ending in foliate cast brass caps and castors92cm wide, 74cm high, 46cm deepNote: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

GEORGE III SATINWOOD AND ROSEWOOD INLAID SERPENTINE CARD TABLELATE 18TH CENTURY the crossbanded fold-over top centred by a laurel wreath oval reserve with an urn, opening to a green baize playing surface, above a frieze with an urn filled panel, raised on square tapered legs with ball feet and headed by patera99cm wide, 74cm high, 49cm deepNote: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

FRENCH FAIENCE POLYCHROME CHARGER, ATTRIBUTED TO SAINT AMAND18TH CENTURY painted with a Chinese boy playing skittles, in yellow, manganese, blue and green glazes, underglaze A and partial handwritten label verso, 36.5cm diameter; together with a FRENCH VEUVE PERRIN FAIENCE BOX AND COVER, of ovoid form, the hinged lid decorated with a Chinese man and green hatched borders, marked VP, 16cm diameter (2)Provenance: A Gentleman’s Collection of French Faïence

CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF A ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIERLATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY carved as a standing, kilted fusilier playing the bagpipes, raised on a stepped ebonised base with ivory plaque INNISKILLING and castle badgeOverall 18cm high, figure 13cm highNote: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

REGENCY ROSEWOOD BRASS INLAID CARD TABLEEARLY 19TH CENTURY the rounded rectangular fold-over top opening to a red baize playing surface above a brass inlaid frieze, raised on a lotus carved baluster support and sabre legs ending in brass caps and castors94cm wide, 75cm high, 47cm deepNote: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

A box of bric-a-brac to include dominoes, vintage playing cards, etc

A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE PLAYING CARDS

A PEGASUS FIGURE OF CHILDREN PLAYING CARDS

A Collection of 1970's Long Playing Records. The collection includes Led Zeppelin, Sisters of Mercy, Rolling Stones amongst others. (approx 40).

* A shelf containing a selection of Book/Tape Musical Guides for Instruments, Asorted Musical Themed Playing Cards etc

Three boxes and ten divided shelves of music literature to include '' An Introductory Course to Playing the Flute'', ''The Very Best of Tina Turner (includes ''When the Heartache is Over''), '' The Music makers - Elgar'', ''Twenty Six Classical Songs by Various Composers for Voice and Piano'', ''Fun and Games with the Recorder'', ''Saxophone Exams'', ''School Recorder Tutors'', ''Hayden Symphonie NR6 - Viola'', ''Jean Baptiste Loeillet de Gant Six Sonatas for Flute, Oboe or Violin and Continuo'', hundreds of Books etc. (value over £500)

A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE GAMES, jigsaws and playing cards

A 19th CENTURY POSSIBLY DERBY HAND PAINTED RECTANGULAR PORCELAIN PLAQUE depicting children playing cricket on a country lane before thatched cottages, mounted in a rustic wooden frame, signed lower right 'A Bourne', no visible backstamps, 17.5 x 24 cms, 31 x 38 cms including frame

A quantity of ephemera, including playing cards, cigarette and tea cards, theatre programmes, Rock-Ups The Beatles pop-up book, etc.

A small collection of cigarette and trade cards, (part-sets), various packs of playing cards and other ephemera.

Late 19th/early 20th century ivory netsuke modelled as two children playing with a barrel, 3cms high

Quantity of London Illustrated News dating 1950, 1951, 1952, etc, books relating to Gloucester and other volumes and a quantity of 78 long playing records by His Masters Voice including Jeanette Neveu with the Philharmonic Orchestra, Romanza De Frederico with Benimino Gigli with the Berlin State Opera, etc (2 boxes)  

Quantity of 45 records including Buddy Holly, Mike Preston, Cliff Richard, The Checkmates, Shirley Bassey, some EP's and various long playing records, mainly classical including Peer Gynt, Handel, The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi, etc (2 boxes)

Large quantity of long playing records including George Michael, Brian Ferry, etc and a quantity of 45s records including Michael Jackson, Madonna, Billy Joel, George Michael, Alexander O'Neil, Beastie Boys, etc (1 box)

Pair of H R Quimper 'Fleur De Lys' shaped vases, each decorated with Petit Breton of male playing bombarde and the other Petite Bretonne, each decorated with Breton shield, marked H R Quimper to base, circa 1895-1922, 26.5cm (2) Both vases with some small chips. Light scratches. Crack to glaze on one vase. Both general wear and tear. 

A continental figure group in the 18th century manner of ladies and gentlemen playing cards, with blue painted crown and interlinked 'C' mark to underside

Mid-19th century ebonised Swiss musical box, playing on four airs, by Lecoultre Freres, Geneva, playing well known and popular operatic airs in good working order, 35cm wide

A small antique cast iron fire back of stepped arched form, with raised relief detail of a male character playing a pipe alongside a dancing dog, etc, 47 1/2 cm wide x 48 cm high