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Click here to subscribePAINTINGS AND PRINTS etc, to include a British landscape, fields to the foreground, hills to the distance, signed R G Spendlove, oil on board, three watercolours of a garden and flowers, signed M Simpson, prints by Michael Oxenham, signed Philip John Whitty, print of a heavy horse pulling a cart, a firescreen with flower decoration and assorted prints
Set of Four Early 19th century Naval Black and White Engravings published by R Bowyer and John Edwards including engravings of Miniature Portraits from originals including by John Smart, W Bromley & I Landseer, engravers to include Bartolozzi and George Noble, each 65cms x 43cms, framed and glazed
Percussion cap musket with 875mm long barrel. Overall length 126cm. Bore approx 15mm. Working action. Lock marked with Crown and "Enfield". Brass trigger guard and butt plates. Butt stamped "24". Barrel stamped "1278". Barrel band marked "39.R.12.2". Complete with ramrod. Section 58, no licence required.
Tekno - A boxed Tekno 1:50 scale diecast model truck #59 from Tekno's 'The British Collection'. The model of a Scania R Curtainside in the livery of T.Brady & Son Ltd, was produced in September 1997 and appears to be in Mint condition within a Near mint box and is unchecked for completeness - there are some pen marks to the top of the box as well as a small crease to one corner and the cellophane has become detached from the box in the same corner - a bright example nonetheless!
Tekno - A boxed Tekno 1:50 scale diecast model truck #50 from Tekno's 'The British Collection'. The model of a Scania R Curtainside in the livery of Eddie Stobart Ltd. was produced in September 1997 and appears to be in Mint condition within a Near Mint Tekno EC ERF box with some minor storage wear, and is unchecked for completeness.
Oxford Diecast, Lledo, Fire Brigade Models, Atlas Editions - A collection of 14 boxed ) diecast vehicles - mainly Fire appliances - including Oxford Diecast SFE008 Merseyside pink F&R Scania Pump Ladder; Fire Brigade Models F1D6001 London FB Dennis; Atlas Editions AEC Regent III and similar. Models appear to be in Mint condition in Very Good - Near Mint boxes with some imperfections.
René Lalique (1860-1945), Serre Livres Coq Houdan, a pair of clear and frosted glass mascot bookends in the form of proud cockerels, introduced in 1929, with chrome rings and Lalique black glass bases, etched mark R LALIQUE and FRANCE to the foot of each figure and the square bases also etched R LALIQUE FRANCE, 22 cm high (2)one base with a small chip/slither of glass off but presentCockerels can be removed from the bases no visible to the naked eye chips cracks or restoration
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