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Click here to subscribePAOLO BUFFA Produzione Consorzio Esposizione Mobili Cantù, Italia 1960 ca. Trumeau in legno di palissandro, ebano e perfili in bosso, interno in acero e seta rosa, mensole in vetro, decori in bronzo.Bibliografia: R. Rizzi, I mobili di Paolo Buffa, Cantu' 2001. TRUMEAU IN VARIOUS TYPES OF WOOD, INTERIOR IN PINK SILK MAPLE, GLASS SHELVES, BRONZE DECORATIONS. cm 150 x 41 Alt. cm 219.
PAOLO BUFFA Produzione Italia 1950 ca.Salotto mod. Bristol composto da un divano a tre posti, due poltrone e due pouf in legno con tessuto originale degli anni 50 nei toni del verde.Bibliografia: (Modello simile) R. Aloi, L'arredamento moderno terza serie, f. 240, Hoepli, 1945. BRISTOL MOD. LOUNGE CONSISTING OF A THREE-SEATER SOFA, TWO ARMCHAIRS AND TWO POUFS, IN WOOD WITH ORIGINAL 1950S FABRIC. cm 74 x 90 Alt. cm 78 (poltrone) - cm 178 x 90 Alt. 78 (divano) - cm 60 x 40 Alt. cm 43 (pouf).
STILNOVO Produzione Italia 1950 ca. Lampada da terra con struttura in ottone e metallo laccato nero, diffusore in vetro opalino sabbiato.Bibliografia: R. Aloi, L'arredamento moderno sesta serie, Hoepli, 1955. FLOOR LAMP WITH STRUCTURE IN BRASS AND BLACK LACQUERED METAL, DIFFUSER IN SANDBLASTED OPAL GLASS. Alt. cm 173.
GIUSEPPE RECCO (Napoli 1634 - Alicante 1695) Natura morta con pesci Olio su tela in pregevole cornice coeva in legno scolpito e dorato. Provenienza: Collezione privata siciliana Figlio di Giacomo Recco, Giuseppe è da considerarsi uno dei principali artefici della "natura in posa" del seicento napoletano. Formatosi nella bottega di famiglia, il pittore si dedicò prevalentemente alla produzione di genere ed in particolare alle nature morte che descrivevano con straordinaria verosimiglianza pesci, molluschi e crostacei. A tal proposito, fu nella piena maturità che creò eleganti composizioni dedicate alla fauna ittica, comunemente presentate su ripiani o scogli marini con straordinaria intensità visiva. A questi anni intorno al 1670-1680 si colloca la tela in esame. che esprime al meglio le qualità espressive del pittore che potè fregiarsi del titolo di cavaliere.Bibliografia: N. Spinosa, La pittura napoletana del '600, Milano 1984, fig. 609-628 R. Middione, Giuseppe Recco, Fiorante ma non solo, in ricerche sul '600 napoletano, saggi e documenti 2010-2011, Napoli 2011, pp. 30-46. cm 42 x 50.
A1947 Vincent HRD Rapide with Watsonian GP sidecarRegistration number OMK 245Frame number R 2051Engine number F10AB/1/527,992 recorded miles.Rare sought after early model as most were exported to Argentina. Original unrestored matching numbers machinePresent owner 54 yearsLast used 4 years agoVincent Club Certificate of AuthenticityFactory works order form and engine spec sheetOld green log book and tax discsMany old MOTsSidecar fitted in 1991Engine rebuilt in 1996/7 by Don AlexanderNew Alton generator fitted2017 (original supplied)Fitted later type girdraulic foks, coil ignition, monobloc carbs and later type (series C) rear damperLarge battery located in sidecarInvoices for parts fitted and work doneWith V5CSORN'd March 2021Little work needed to convert back to 100% originalExcellent opportunity to acquire a highly collectable and unrestored Rapide
2011 Honda RC162 Replica Unregistered Engine number MC14E 1159606 Built in 2011-2 using the highest quality parts available Honda CBR250RR engine, ECU and ignition system Revs over 20,000 rpm Tigcraft frame and swingarm, black power coated Borriani flanged alloy front rim on Disco Volante 230mm 4LS brake/hub Akront flanged rear alloy rim on 2LS hub 'Custom Tanks and Designs' PF Keyte handmade alloy fairings, seat base, oil tank and petrol tank, painted parts in two pack, fairings are brushed alloy Swarbeck 4 megaphone exhausts, unbaffled and VERY loud HRC replica rearsets with easy switchable race/road gear change setup HRC rear brake lever HRC replica steering damper knob All new bearings, cables, fork rebuild Very low mileage BT45 F&R tyres A very good quality machine on the button and ready to use 5 cm hairline crack in the screen, as shows in picture Video of the motorcycle https://youtu.be/DynBr2GmlfU
Collection of limited edition Corgi Hauliers of Renown 1:50 scale limited edition boxed wagons to include two CC13716 Scania R Series "Duncan Hill", CC14022 Volvo FH Livestock Transporter, CC13715 Scania R Series "Chris Waite", CC13744 Scania R livestock transporter & CC13423 MAN TGA "R.T Keedwell" (6)
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Gieves of London label "J A SCOTT 1953" having Gaunt of London naval brass buttons, cuff braid for the rank of Lieutenant Commander with R in the curl for Reserves and medal ribbons for Royal Naval Volunteer Decoration and Cadet Forces medal, also a pair of trousers No size labels present.
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Stovel and Mason of London label "LT CDK R G PENNEL RN 27.5.46" having Gaunt and Son of London naval brass buttons, cuff braid for the rank of Lieutenant Commander and medal ribbons for Royal Naval Long Service medal, 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence medal and WWII war medal
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Conway Williams of London label "CAPT R G LACKAY 5/3/47 9677" having naval brass buttons, bullion wire cuff braid for the rank of Captain and medal ribbons for WWI war medal, Victory medal, WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, WWII war medal etc.
A GEORGE III CREAM PAINTED AND UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIR CIRCA 1780The upholstery later by R. S. Upholstery97cm high Condition Report: Marks, scratches, chips, splits, abrasions, rubbing commensurate with age and useSplit along the grain of timber to one foot, the section now taped to the footGilding to the underside of the seat rails; the paintwork therefore later with cracks to the paint and gesso over the construction jointsUpholstery tight, clean and unwornPlease note we have not inspected the frame beneath the upholstery and can't comment on the condition and originality of this areaThat said these comments on condition are only apparent on close up inspectionPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A REGENCY MAHOGANY OVAL WINE COOLERATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, CIRCA 1815Opening to a lead lined and divided interior70cm high, 69cm wide, 52cm deepFor a near identical example of wine cooler, see Christie's, New York, The Doris Duke Collection, 5th June 2004, Lot 452 ($23,900). For a further virtually identical example see Sotheby's, London, Important English Furniture, 30th June 2004, Lot 97 (£30,000). The oval wine-cistern may on occasion have served as a jardiniere and is embellished in the Grecian or Pompeian manner with reeded columnettes. Gillows' earliest sketch for an oval lead-lined cistern features in their 1787 Estimate Sketch Book (see: L. Boynton, Gillow Furniture Designs 1760-1800, Royston, 1995, fig. 178). A similar wine cooler with a fluted cover, was formerly in the collection of the Earls of Stradbroke, Henham Hall, Suffolk. Interestingly, Henham Hall was designed by James Wyatt in the 1790s. The Wyatt family was closely associated with the Gillow family. A wine cooler of this model, again with a fluted cover, was sold from the Montague Meyer family collection, Christie's, London, 24th April 1980, Lot 57. It is illustrated on R, Edwards and P. Macquoid, the dictionary of English Furniture, London, rev. ed., 1954, vol. l, p. 223, fig 9. A third was sold anonymously, Christie's, London, 27th November 2003, Lot 141. Another is illustrated in P. Macquoid, The Age of Satinwood, London, 1908, fig. 66.
A NORTH EUROPEAN MAHOGANY AND BRASS INLAID DEMI-LUNE COMMODEPROBABLY RUSSIAN, EARLY 19TH CENTURYWith a bank of three central drawers flanked by three false drawers to each side, the back stamped with the cypher of a crown above an E and an R, and a further stamp fir 'Cap:IV, No37'79cm high, 78cm wide, 48cm deep Condition Report: Some marks, scratches, chips, splits, abrasions commensurate with age and useThe top with fine cracks along the construction joinsSome cracks to veneers and some replacement veneersThe brass stringing overall with some tiny repairs and also lacking some sections which have been repaired with replacement pale filler/woodEvidence of old worm including to some drawer liningsThree handles detached; two handles of these are in the drawers but one is missing; one handle to a front drawer has been refixed the wrong way aroundPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
AN IRISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY CIRCULAR CONCENTRIC EXTENDING DINING TABLECIRCA 1800With six additional leaves, stamped to the underside of the base 'R&JS, 14 GEORGE ST LIMERICK'70.5cm high, the top 146cm diameter (excluding leaf additions), the top 190cm diameter (including leaf additions)Provenance: The Private Collection of Sir David and Lady Scholey. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old splits and chips. Some minor additional dark marks to the top. Slight movement within top. When the additional leaves are secured in position the joins do not perfectly align. There are gaps between some of the leaves and the table, but all stay in position. The leaves have also a slight droop and some adjustment with be required for the leaves to sit flat. The metal brackets and wingnuts to the underside of the top securing the stretchers are later. Some evidence of old worm to the block at the top of the stem. Some later screw to the underside of the top. Larger split to the bottom of the stem at one side. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
λ ANGELA CONNER (BORN 1935), BRONZE FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT OF 'JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL WHISTLER'CONTEMPORARYThe bronze figure standing, wearing a top hat, a cloak on his shoulder and a walking caneSigned and dated indistinctly '200'34cm high Provenance: The Private Collection of Sir David and Lady Scholey Angela Conner, in her early life, was a sculpture assistant to Barbara Hepworth. After leaving Hepworth, Conner became known for large mobile sculptures as well as portrait work including commissions for Lucien Freud, H R H Prince of Wales and Elisabeth Frink.
A Meissen botanical model, of a tulip, painted in naturalistic tones, in a banded jardinière, twin mask handles, 9cm high, underglaze blue crossed swords over 4, Marcolini period, late 18th/early 19th century; a German porcelain tri-ovoid specimen spill vase, painted in the 18th century Chinoiserie taste, 12cm high, R mark in puce, 19th century; a leaf stand, 10.5cm wide, [3]
Creamer Jug "liberated" from Adolf Hitler's Personal Train by Cpl Whitney. Montgomery instructed his Staff including Whitney to locate the train as he wanted to to tour around it as a statement of victory. Once they found the train Whitney took the small creamer Jug. It has a Nazi Eagle with D & R (Deutsches Reichbahn) and a code 241 on the base believed to correspond with Hitlers Train. Corporal H.F.Whitney Corps of Military was part of the security group around FM Montgomery from 1943. An important artifact with excellent provenance.
Geographical Plan of The Island & Forts of Saint Helena by Lieut R P Read and Retailed by Burgis & Barfoot, London 1815, the island orientated with north to the lower left corner, with Napoleon's residence incorrectly identified at Plantation House in the centre of the island, with facsimiles of Napoleon's signatures in the lower right corner, engraved map by Kirkwood, with early hand-colouring, dissected and mounted on linen, with descriptive engraved text verso, folding into its original card slip-case with title label and reverse with label showing image of Napoleon in Egypt. Some wear to both the map and the case but still a good example.
Dennis 'Hurricane' Dennis. My autobiography. A WW2 First Edition Hardback book in good condition. Limited edition bookplate number 28 of 100 copies. Signed by Pilots who flew Hawker Hurricanes with 213 squadron during Battle of Britain. Pilots signatures as followed, Wing Commander W. M. Sizer DFC, Flight Lieutenant G. Stevens, Flight Lieutenant M. E. Croskell and Flight Lieutenant R. A Kellow. 216 pages. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
A gold and diamond set three stone ringGypsy set with a row of cushion shaped diamonds, un-marked, ring size R, gross weight 6.4 gmsThe three diamonds slightly draw colour and have a few internal inclusions, some of these are surface reaching, the diamonds however do not have damage chips as such. The ring is unmarked, acid test stain would indicate high grade gold, possibly around 18ct grade.
A gold and platinum, diamond single stone ringClaw set with a cushion shaped diamond, detailed 18 CT & PT, ring size R and a half, gross weight 2.7 gmsThe diamond is an attractive bright stone which slightly draws colour, some edge chipping between two claws, slight wear to the sides of the ring, approx size of the diamond 0.6ct, please note that the diamond is of a fairly shallow cut, the ring would benefit from careful professional cleaning, two of the claws are very worn and require re-tipping
A gold and diamond ring and another gold ring (2)A gold ring in a triple wishbone shaped design, having a bark textured finish, detailed 750, ring size S, weight 4.6 gms and a gold and diamond ring, in a wishbone shaped design, mounted with a row of nine circular cut diamonds, detailed 18 CT, ring size R, gross weight 2.8 gms
A FRENCH ORMOLU MOUNTED TIMEPIECEThe case mounted with two winged seahorses, movement stamped R 445, winding key, 24cm wide; 34cm high overallCondition report: Parts associated and made up. The case with scuffs scratches in areas. Mostly tarnishing to the back. The top hippocampus is loose. Dirt and dust to the recesses as to be expected. The gilding colour is a little inconsistent with the rest. The dial is associated. The edges of the dial are partially concealed by the floral border of the case and hour hand over shooting the edge. White marble base with a few nicks but is associated, as are the feet. The working order of the movement is not checked or any guarantee offered of it's functionality.
WW1 8th Bn Royal West Kent Regiment 1916 Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to G-11650 PTE F. SMITH R.W. KENT R. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque FREDERICK SMITH. Medals loose Private Frederick Smith of Lambeth Died of Wounds whilst serving with the 8th Bn on the 13th August 1916. Confirmed awarded pair only, landing after the 1st January 1916
WW1 1/7th Bn Middlesex Regiment 1916 Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to 2707 PTE E.T. ALFORD MIDD'X R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque EDWARD THOMAS ALFORD. Medals loose. Private Edward Thomas Alford a native of Barnet Hertfordshire volunteered into the Middlesex Regiment and landed in France on the 25th July 1915 he was Killed in Action on the 16th September 1916.
WW1 Machine Gun Corps Medal Groups. Two Pairs of medals comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 67615 CPL R GIBB M.G.C... & 115245 PTE J. STRETCH M.G.C. Both confirmed awarded the pair only. With a quantity of research. (2 Groups) Private Robert Gibb was from Bucksburn and also served with the 3/8th Bn Royal Scots. He was wounded and discharged ... Private James Stretch of Tarporley Cheshire was wounded in September 1918.
WW1 South Lancashire Regiment & Essex Regiment Medal Groups. Comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 43607 PTE J THOMAS S. LANC R ... Accompanied by British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal awarded to 27912 PTE F.L. WASPE ESSEX R. Mounted for display. Confirmed WW1 Pairs only issued. Private Thomas is noted in August 1918 serving with the 9th Bn South Lancashire Regiment.
WW1 West Riding Regiment POW Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 3-11957 PTE T. WHALLEY W.RID.R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (PTE W.RID R), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (PTE W.RID.R). Group mounted for display with a quantity of research. Private Thomas Whalley had original served with the West Riding Regiment from 1893 until 1905 and was recalled to the Colours in September 1914. He landed in France during April 1915 and was wounded and taken prisoner by the Germans on the 4th May 1915. He remained the rest of the war as a POW
WW1 Machine Gun Corps Officer Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Lieutenant Gordon Victor King, who had served in the ranks of the Middlesex Regiment before being commissioned into the Machine Gun Corps. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (1580 PTE G V KING MIDDX R), British War Medal, Victory Medal (LIEUT G.V. KING). Mounted for display with a quantity of research Lieutenant Gordon Victor King was born in Enfield Middlesex and enlisted into the county regiment in the ranks 1912 and landed in France on the 2nd March 1915 after service at Gibraltar. He saw action at Nieuve Chapelle and Hill 60. In June 1915 he was wounded and returned home and was later selected for a Commission and this was granted 24th February 1917.
WW1 21st London Regiment Group of Three Medals Awarded to 2708 PTE R.S. FREEMAN 21 LOND R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star. British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted for display with a quantity of research. Private Robert Scott Freeman from Stroud Gloucestershire enlisted on the 2nd September 1914. He landed in France on te 16th March 1916. He was discharged as unfit 25th August 1916.
WW1 West Yorkshire & Norfolk Regiments Medal Groups. Two Pairs of medals comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 47056 PTE B JACKSON W YORK R... & 29610 PTE W HUNT NORF R. Both confirmed awarded the pair only. With a quantity of research. (2 Groups) Private Bert Jackson a native of Louth Lincolnshire due to working on the railways he was unable to enlist until December 1916. He landed in France with the 10th Bn 3rd March 1917 and was wounded April 1917. He later returned to the 10th Bn and survived the war. Private Walter Hunt was born at Whitwell Norfolk and enlisted in December 1915. After training saw action with the 2nd Bn Norfolk Regiment in the middle east.
WW1 Manchester & Loyal North Lancashire Regiments Medal Groups. Two Pairs of medals comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 4529 PTE W PARTINGTON MANCH R... & 265117 PTE J VICKERS L.N. LANC R. Both confirmed awarded the pair only. With a quantity of research. (2 Groups) Private William Partington of Salford Manchester enlisted into the Manchester regiment on the 15th November 1915. Landing France on the 4th August 1916. He later served with the 1st Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Private John Vickers of Bolton Lancashire enlisted August 1915 and landed in France June 1916 with the 1/12th Bn.
WW1 York & Lancaster (Sheffield Pals) & South Lancashire Regiments Medal Groups. Two Pairs of medals comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 23373 PTE A TYSON Y&L R... & 34124 PTE W.J. PACKER G GDS. Both confirmed awarded the pair only. With a quantity of research. (2 Groups) Private Albert Tyson from Aston enlisted on the 9th December 1915. He was posted to France and joined the 12th (Sheffield City Pals) Bn on the 17th June 1916. He was wounded and gassed during his service in France. Private William James Packer of Painswick Gloucestershire joined the 1st Bn Grenadier Guards on the 9th December 1914, his brother also serving with the Regiment would be Killed on the 20th December 1914. However as a serving Police Officer he was placed on the reserve and did not get his chance until he landed in France on the 2nd November 1918 to join the 3rd Bn.
WW1 King Own & Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Regiments Medal Groups. Two Pairs of medals comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 37317 PTE W DERBY R. LANC R... & 62119 PTE C BUTTERFIELD K.O.Y.L.I (edge knocks). Both confirmed awarded the pair only. With a quantity of research. (2 Groups) Private Wilfred Derby of Bradford enlisted into the 8th Bn Kings Own on the 21st November 1917. He landed in France July 1918. Private Clifford Butterfield enlisted into the KOYLI in July 1917 and landed in France on the 12th April 1918
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