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Click here to subscribeWrenn W2407 (Limited Edition) 4-6-2 Southern lined Malachite green Streamlined West Country Class Loco No.21C111 "Tavistock" complete with certificate No.154 along with plaque, plinth and length of rail, condition Excellent Plus to Near Mint in box dated 81250 but lid has many scuff marks to edges and top but does include instruction booklet.
Wrenn W2403 (Limited Edition) 4-6-0 LMS lined black Royal Scot Class Loco No.6146 "The Rifle Brigade" complete with certificate No.123 plaque, plinth and length of rail, very minor paint loss to one tender buffer head, condition Excellent Plus to Near Mint in generally Good Plus to Excellent box complete with instruction booklet and base stamped 08730.
Wrenn W2415 (Limited Edition) 4-6-2 BR green rebuilt Battle of Britain Class Loco No.34052 "Lord Dowding" complete with certificate No.127, plaque, plinth and length of rail, loco is Excellent to Excellent Plus but tender is only Good Plus with paint flaking to rear around ladder and top right corner in generally Good Plus box but lid has one spit corner, base stamped 340892 but is complete with instruction booklet.
Wrenn W2405 (Limited Edition) 4-6-2 BR green Princess Coronation Class Loco No.46231 "Duchess of Atholl", complete with certificate No.204 plaque, plinth and length of rail, 3 very small nicks to lining on left side cylinder cover otherwise Excellent Plus to Near Mint in generally Good to Good Plus box but with minor damage to one corner of lid, base stamped 08730 and does include instruction booklet.
A Regency rosewood Davenport desk, circa 1820, swivel upper section with metal fretwork gallery, hinged leather inset writing surface, with integrated side drawer for writing requisites, four short graduated drawers with turned handles below, plinth, concealed castors, 85cm high, 52cm wide, 47cm deep
John Woolley Codnor (Derbyshire) a late 18th century 8-day longcase clock, with oak case, fitted with a circular one-piece silvered and engraved dial with arched calendar aperture with swan neck pediment above a case with concave topped long trunk door and plinth base. 45 cm wide x 27 cm deep x 212 cm overall heightNotes: John Wooley came from a well-known and respected line of clockmakers working in and around Codnor in Derbyshire. Two lead weights but NO pendulum is presentThe movement seems intact but looks as if it hasn't run in some time.The hood door glass is crackedThe reverse of the dial bears an inscription, see the images.The hammer has an old "tinker's type repair.The hood and case are in nice crusty condition with a good patina.The trunk door is locked but no key is present.
A late 19th-century J.W Benson 8-day figural spelter and alabaster mantle clock, with the figure of a seated Ceres with a sheath of corn and a plough in her hand, stamped P.H Mourey to the reverse of the case, the movement chiming the hours on a single bell, the architectural alabaster case set with hand-painted Sevres style panels supported by turned toupee feet on a later wooden plinth, 35 cm wide x 15 cm deep x 29 cm high
An Egyptian basalt-type Shabti with a hieroglyphic panel to the torso mounted in an old museum-type wooden plinth together with two Egyptian faience glazed Shabti and a Greek seated votive figure of Artemis. 12 cm high the stone element of the lead items.Our client's Grandfather started the collection: Joseph Duncan Steel born in Southampton in 1910, he was a son of a White Star Line Captain. Engineer by trade hence his love of things well made but poet and historian by nature with an endless curiosity, all qualities which led to his passion for collecting in the 1950/60s, including the family car - a 1936 Rolls Royce! Father: Roberto Gnisci, born in Rome in 1942, was an engineer by profession, but purchased his first Roman coin at the age of 8 and continued to pursue his passion for collecting antiquities throughout his life, especially between 1970s to late 1990s.
GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK EARLY 19TH CENTURY the broken swan neck pediment above fretted panels, the brass dial inscribed Alex Mitchel Gorbals and set with Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary dial and date aperture, flanked by fluted columns, the trunk with panelled door to plinth base and bracket feet208cm high
A sterling silver Samson & Hercules model building (Norwich), a commissioned hollow scale model of the Samson & Hercules building, Wagon & Horses Lane, Tombland, Norwich, the handmade model is fixed to a quadrilateral shaped mahogany base, 464 x 225 x 195 x 65 mm, the building measures approximately 415 x 155 x 418 x 65 mm and measures approximately 270mm in height, g/w including the attached wooden base 6600 gms, the whole model is enclosed in a removable glass case on an additional mahogany plinth, hallmarked for London 1979, maker or sponsor mark J.N (Jack Neil)
Dunlop 65 Caddie Figure standing figure with golf bag containing six clubs on tapered square plinth with "We Play Dunlop '65'" on two faces 12", 30cm high (overall G, but base has partially given way causing figure to lean)With Statement of Authenticity from Past Masters (Settle) dated 13th Sept 1999
A Victorian mahogany linen press, twin panelled doors, with four interior sliding shelves, above a base of two short and two long drawers on plinth base 196cm h x 125cm w x 51cm d, together with an Edwardian mahogany dressing chest with swing mirror 150cm x 106cm x 51.5cm, and fixed mixed chairs Location:G
A good quality late 19th Century plum pudding mahogany and satin wood cross banded linen press, the upper section surmounted by a stepped inlaid cornice, interior shelves enclosed by a pair of triple panel doors, two short and three long drawers below, raised on platform plinth bearing label for James Shoolbred, Tottenham Court Road, London, 108cm wide x 55cm deep x 207cm high
A BOXED SCHUCO EXKLUSIV COOPER T51 #8 WORLD CHAMPION 1959 1:18 MODEL RACECAR, numbered 45 003 2500, painted green with white stripes, has driver number 8 to the side and back of the vehicle, appears in new condition although one of the dashboard metres have fallen off into the car, packaged minorly disassembled with extra parts and has paper and foam supports and encased in polystyrene, includes plinth, door opening tool and cleaning cloth
A BOXED NOREV COLLECTORS PEUGEOT 905 WINNER FRANCE 24H 1992 N.1 1:18 MODEL VEHICLE, numbered 184770, painted white with sponsor logos to the body, it has multicoloured stripes to the sides of the body, model appears in new condition but there is a crack to the frontal plastic film on the box, damage to the plinth
A BOXED TOP MARQUES COLLECTIBLES JAGUAR 220 1:18 MODEL VEHICLE, numbered TOP039E, in red with plastic covers on headlights, fitted to a box plinth, inside its carboard packaging at outer sleeve, appears in new condition, some scuffs to the box and paint on one wing mirror, slight bend to corner of the base card of plinth
A BOXED SCHUCO EXKLUSIV COOPER T53 #1 SIEGER GREAT BRITAIN GP 1960 1:18 MODEL RACECAR, numbered 45 003 4000, painted green with white stripes, has driver number 1 to the sides of the model, appears in new condition although looks to have a casting fault on the top rear white fin, packaged minorly disassembled with extra parts and has paper and foam supports and encased in polystyrene, includes plinth, door opening tool and cleaning cloth
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED O GAUGE LINESIDE AND SCENIC ACCESSORIES ETC., assorted signals including items by Simms and German made items, platforms, points etc., most in playworn condition, a small quantity of railway related books, photographic print and quantity of assorted railway signs and plates, cast aluminium wagon plates oval 'B.R Derby Lot No.30595 1960' and rectangular 'British Railways BD50467B', both have been repainted, also includes fictitious 21G shedplate mounted on wooden plinth, assorted modern reproduction tin signs, brass and other horseshoes etc.(4 boxes)
A THIRD REICH GERMAN SS SHOOTING PLAQUE, this is bronze and features a central male figure standing on a plinth which has the text ' 1 Sleger Schlessen, SS MNNKELER' , this has SS runes to each top corner of the plaque and the date 24/10/1942, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request
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