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Lot 235
Unmade 1:43 Scale Kit Model Cars, all packaged, Andre Marie Ruf, white metal, 509 Maserati 450s, 477 Ferrari 250 GT, Auto Replicas Poole, white metal, AR 12 Amilcar, AR 6 MG Magnette and white metal, plastic and vacuum formed, V1 H.R.G. Aerodynamic (2), all appear complete but unchecked, G, packaging F, (5)
Lot 59
A group of Poole Pottery, Delphis range, including charger, 26.5cm diameter, bowls, small plates and vases (8) CONDITION REPORT: One of the orange vases has a flat chip to the outer rim of the top. The red bowl with two hairline cracks to the side. The small plate with scratched to the glaze. Stained glaze crack from rim at front.
Lot 390
A QUANTITY OF POOLE POTTERY AND OTHER CERAMICS, including six Poole dolphins, (one s.d.), three sea lions, (one s.d.), a seal, an otter and a sea bird, a Carter Stabler Adams vase (cracked), five various Poole preserve jars and covers (some heavily crazed and s.d.), a Royal Doulton British Shorthair cat on a cushion, RDA 17, assorted owl ornaments and cow creamers, including a Beswick example (Qty) (Condition report: mixed condition generally, some specific damage noted within the description)
Lot 396
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, comprising a Wedgwood Interiors Millennium mantel clock in pale green, contemporary style with chevron pattern detail, height 19cm, a Wedgwood Interiors vase of oval flared form, with pale blue printed foliate decoration on a dusky blue ground, height 24.5cm (cracked), a Poole Pottery brown glazed covered vase and mug, a Wedgwood Cascade bulbous vase, together with four small Royal Doulton character jugs: The Falconer D6547, Long John Silver D6512, Porthos D6516 and Aramis D6508 (9) (Condition report: most pieces appear in good condition, clock untested, sd and as stated)
Lot 444
A COLLECTION OF POOLE POTTERY TEAWARES, comprising a Poole twin-tone 'Ice Green' and 'Seagull' coloured tea set of teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, bread and butter plate, six narrow tea cups with contour shaped handles, six saucers, six tea plates (22), a Poole C54 Sepia and Mushroom twin-tone coffee set, coffee pot, hot water pot, six cups (one chipped), six saucers, one sugar bowl (15), a Poole Sepia and Mushroom twin-tone tea set of six narrow tea cups with contour shaped handles, six saucers (one scratched), six tea plates (18), Ridgeway Potteries Ltd 'Homemaker' pattern four dinner plates(three chipped), four dishes, a Waterford Crystal mantel clock, a Wedgwood blue Jasperware pot, a pair of Poole plates by Derick Bown, Black Cat and Siamese Cat, two Poole Seasons of The Year plates 'Spring' (surface pattern slightly damaged) and 'Autumn' (68 ) (Condition report: obvious damage is mentioned, some crazing to older pieces, the 'Homemaker' pattern set has signs of medium to heavy wear)
Lot 557
FOUR BOXES OF CERAMICS AND ELECTRICAL SUNDRIES, to include a 1970's faceted Sommerso Murano glass vase by V.Nason & Co. a Sylvac shell vase-4152, a large T.G Green Cornish Ware blue and white jug, and sugar sifter, a Kensington Art Deco wall pocket, Poole seal figure, a Russell-Hobbs electric knife, a cut glass decanter, Sennheiser head phones, kitchen scales, electric mixer, a boxed 'Irena' ceiling light, a Portmeirion 'Botanic Garden' pattern vase, dinner plates, tea set, etc. (s.d) (3 boxes)
Lot 525
Offered from The Forshaw Speedway Collection c.1986 Scorpio GM Speedway Racing MotorcycleFrame no. 106Engine no. 87232 SL THR•Formerly the property of Mike Yeates•Ridden by him during his captaincy of the Poole Pirates team•Believed to be the last machine he used before retirement in 1987•Powered by a 1986 GM LT engineSpeedway has always attracted innovative frame builders and through the long history there is a record of at least one hundred and seventy frame makers not including all the one-offs. This Scorpio was owned by Martin Yeates, captain of Poole Pirates speedway in 1987. Yeates had ridden for the Weymouth and Oxford teams winning the Northern League Pairs Championship in 1982 and 1983. In 1984 he was the first National League rider to reach the Overseas Final round of the Speedway World Championship. Retiring at the end of the 1987 season he later became manager and co-promoter of the Swindon Robins. This Scorpio GM is believed to have been Martin Yeates machine and ridden by him during his captaincy of the Poole Pirates team and the last machine he used before retirement in 1987. The engine appears to be a GM LT from 1986 - a development introduced that year, the engine now with an internal oil pump now capable of 10,000 rpm. Since 1983 when Egon Muller was the first to win a World Final with a GM this Italian engine has won more than forty World Finals and Long Track Championships. Giuseppie Marzotto was an established speedway rider winning Italian championships on five occasions. He rode in Germany, Argentina and New Zealand and in 1976 he was riding with Wolverhampton in the British League. He had always ridden under the name of Charlie Brown from the days when he tried to hide his racing activities from his parents. In the late 1970s he started to develop his own engine and by May 1979 prototypes were under test. The GM engine impressed the famed engine builder and tuner, Otto Lantenhamme who became the first distributor. In May 1983 Ottovino Righettom was due to be the first to use a GM in British speedway at Eastbourne but it was certainly in 1983 that Trevor Hedge, former World Finalist, persuaded Dave Jessup to ride it. Slowly the engine began to gain interest. The defining moment was when later in 1983 Egon Muller won the World Final and the following year in 1984 Eric Gundersen won both the Speedway World Final and the World Long Track Championship. Despite this it was some while before world domination because the early engines although powerful were subject to blow up. It was really the 'laydown' era that bought GM to dominance, Marzotto being enthralled by the concept. There is no record of when this Scorpio joined the collection, but it is certainly a very well presented speedway machine. The mechanical condition is not known and therefore we recommend re-commissioning and/or restoration to a greater or lesser extent.Key not requiredFootnotes:All lots are sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 358
Vinyl - 21 Original UK, mainly Beat EP’s, to include: The Nashville 5, The Cougars, Brian Poole & The Tremeloes, Eden Kane (2 EP’s), The Searchers (3 EP’s), The Vernons Girls, The Beatles, Bobby Rydell, Mike Berry (2 EP’s), Jet Harris, Freddy Cannon, The Merseybeats, The Big Three, Bobby Vee (Rare Stereo issue), Condition generally VG / VG+ but could be VG+ / EX with a clean
Lot 42
Skool’s Owt by Peter Poole. Sponsored by Kingsfleet Wealth.Artist: Peter PooleThis pupil’s proud of his cool blue blazer, even if his tie’s a little loose. He might get his feathers ruffled in playground scraps, but when it comes to attending night skool – sorry, school – here’s an owl who can read comics, chew gum, and add twoo and twoo together. Peter also painted Sea for Miles for A Dog’s Trail, Cardiff, this summer.https://www.flickr.com/photos/retrographix/Sponsor: Kingsfleet Wealth This sculpture is sponsored by Kingsfleet Wealth. Kingsfleet is a proud, award winning, Suffolk firm of Chartered Financial Planners which provides independent financial planning & investment advice for individuals and trustees. https://www.kingsfleetwealth.co.uk/
Lot 462
LESLIE MOFFAT WARD (1888-1978). TWELVE ETCHINGS. (d) comprising `Tugs on the Maas, Holland`, `A Purbeck Farmstead`, `On a Summer Shore` (2), `The Lock-Up at Poole`, `A Jetty on the Humber`, `The Farewell`, `Low Tide, Hammersmith`, `Lambeth Bridge`, `Figure before Ruined Cottage`, `The Old Cart Shed` and `Figures by a Cottage, Night`, c.1897-1945, seven signed and/or inscribed, all unframed (12). * Fair overall but some foxing, creases and pale stains etc. **BP 22.5% inc VAT + Lot Fee of £8
Lot 463
LESLIE MOFFAT WARD (1888-1978). LESLIE MOFFAT WARD. (d) THE POWER HOUSE, Colour linocut, 1930, not signed or numbered, 31.5 x 26cm;, with five lithographs by the same hand, comprising `The Newfoundland Warehouse, Poole`, `Storm in Stone Wall Country`, `Old Shop Window`, `The Guardian of the Lizard` and `Figures on a Lane`, none signed, all unframed (6). * Fair-good overall; some slight creasing, pale stains etc. **BP 22.5% inc VAT + Lot Fee of £8
Lot 764
POOLE POTTERY DISH - THE SHIP OF HARRY PAYE, 1955. A hand painted Poole Pottery plate, with a depiction of a ship in the centre on the ocean, titled 'The Ship of Harry Paye, Poole, 1400'. Marked to the reverse, 'This dish was made and painted at the Poole Pottery in the year 1955, Ship drawn by Arthur Bradbury, painted by Nellie Blackmore. 27cms diameter. * In good condition. **BP 22.5% inc VAT + Lot Fee of £8
Lot 336
H Poole & Co Army and Navy Tailors, a Victorian tin travelling case bearing the plaque for H Poole & Co, 36/37/38/39 Savile Row, London West, with further plaque Sir Francis Ley. Length 103 cm, width 33 cm, depth 11 cm. NOTE: Sir Francis Ley First Baronet (1846-1916) was the founder of Leys Malleable Castings, Vulcan Ironworks in Derby, he was also Lord of the Manor at Epperstone, Lazonby, Staffield, Glassonby and Kirkoswald in Cumbria.
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