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Click here to subscribeA Martin Brothers stoneware Imp Musician figure by Robert Wallace Martin modelled playing the pan pipes covered in a white glaze incised R W Martin & Bros London 10cm. high. Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters Richard Dennis Publications page 134 &135 plates 208 and 209 for comparable figures.
A Martin Brothers stoneware bird jar and cover by Robert Wallace Martin upright form with resigned forward gaze glazed in shades of blue brown and ochre with distinctive green on ebonised wood base incised R W Martin & Broths London & Southall 25.9.1913 to head R W Martin & Bros London & Southall 25.9.1913 to base tiny frits to inner rim of body 21.5cm. high.
A Large Martin Brothers stoneware bird jar and cover by Robert Wallace Martin modelled with upright stance and forward staring eyes in shades of brown and ochre highlighted with blue and green on later wooden base incised 21.4.1903. R W Martin & Bros London & Southall to neck and base 43cm high.
A large pair of Martin Brothers stoneware vases by Robert Wallace Martin incised with large scaly grotesque fish jelly fish and sea creatures in shades of brown on a mottled green ground with detail picked out in aubergine and white incised 2-1897 R W Martin & Bros London & Southall one with Martin paper label 33cm. high.
A Martin Brothers stoneware triple bird group by Robert Wallace Martin the central bird modelled with wings outstretched around the other two birds each with detachable head glazed in shades of green blue and brown on an ebonised wood base incised R W Martin & Bros Southall 1.10.1914 to base and heads 19.5cm. high. The Martin Brothers Gallery 532 David Rago & Phillip Chasen catalogue number 84.
A Georgian mahogany eight-day longcase clock circa 1790 the four-pillar rack and bell striking movement with 12in enamel break-arch dial signed R Hewitt Fowey decorated with gilt floral sprays and roman numerals in a swan neck pedimented case over fluted hood pilasters blind fret panel with arch shaped long door to trunk. 238cm high. R Hewitt of Fowey recorded in G H Baillie ‘Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World’ Volume 1. Late 18th century.
A late Georgian mahogany veneered longcase clock the eight day rack striking movement with arch dial painted with deer spandrels and lady picking roses in garden. Signed on dial R Coates Dudley. The mahogany veneered case decorated with boxwood string inlays Gothic style door to trunk swan-neck pediment to hood flanked by columns. 227cm high.
A 2. 1/2in gauge 4-6-0. LBSC ‘Kingette’ locomotive and tender built by the late Mr R Colbran of Stockport to a very high standard with copper boiler and fittings including water and pressure gauges safety whistle clack valve and blow down plug. Chassis detail including twin outside cylinders with valve gear part fluted motion. Cab controlled drain cocks and pipework twin mechanical ratchet oilers feed pump. tender including hand feed pump with hand rails. The model finished in blue and black livery. 93cm long in total. Carrying cases included and some history and drawings.
A finely engineered 3. 1/2in. gauge model of the GWR Saint Class 4-6-0. locomotive and tender No 2927. ‘Saint Patrick’ built by Mr E.D.Hatton of Torbay to Don Young drawings with brazed super heated copper boiler built by R R Chambers of Weymouth with fittings including water and pressure gauges safety blower two injectors vacuum brake whistle clack and blowdown valves. Chassis details include twin outside cylinders with inside Stephenson’s link reverse quality cab detail with controlled drain cocks regulator sight glass and usual fittings concealed lubricator and pump fluted connecting rods firebox washout plugs steps hand rails and lamps. Tender details include hand operated brake gear water cocks working leaf springs tool boxes tank vents and filler cap steps and hand irons. The model finished in pre 1928. GWR livery with lining red lamps and name plates by Diane Carney. 7in x 48in. (17.5cm x 122cm). The locomotive has been steamed on a test bed but unfortunately the builder has mislaid boiler documentation. Drawings and transportation cases having display tracks to inside lids are included.
A 3. 1/2in gauge 0-6-4. Wainwright SE & CR ‘J’ Class tank locomotive No 1597 built to a very high standard by the late Mr R Colbran of Stockport in 1993. with copper boiler the fittings including water and pressure gauges safety whistle clack valve and blow down plug. Chassis details including twin inside cylinders and side steam water pump Joy valve gear Stephenson’s link. Cab controls including regulator sight glass pressure gauge hand feed pump and other usual fittings. The locomotive is finished in Southern livery with polished steel work. Boiler Test certificate No 284. from The Northern Association of Model Engineers. Working pressure 80psi. Certificate expired the 7th of August 2001.
A 3. 1/2in gauge 4-6-2. tank locomotive No 251 built to a very high standard by the late Mr R Colbran of Stockport with copper boiler the fittings including water and pressure gauges safety whistle clack valve and blow down plug. Chassis details include twin outside cylinders fluted motion steam driven vertical pump valve gear injector hand feed pump cab controls including regulator sight glass pressure gauge and other usual fittings. The locomotive is finished in light blue and black livery. Some boiler history to include boiler certificate number N4-80-3. The Northern Association of Model Engineers. Working pressure 80psi. Certificate expired the 1st of April 2003. Model 92cm long in total.
A well Engineered 5in gauge B.R.15xx Class 0-6-0. Pannier tank locomotive. No 1503. ‘Speedy’. The locomotive has a silver soldered superheated copper boiler. The boiler fitted with water and pressure gauges safety blower blowdown valve whistle steam brake Walschaert’s valve gear cab controlled draincocks ratchet operated lubricator injector eccentric driven feed pump and bypass lever reverse hand feed pump further details include riveting steps hand and lamp irons. The locomotive is finished in BR Black livery. Boiler History: Original boiler test certificate Serial No RC854. Signed by R R Chambers and Southern Federation of Model Engineering Societies Certificate No 5781. Valid until 20th July 2005. Test pressure 135psi. Safety Valve setting 90psi.
A SILVER PLATED TEAPOT STAND AND BURNER in the manner of Christopher Dresser, the teapot of a domed form with cut off base, stylish semi arched ebony handle, supported on straight rod legs and bun feet, presentation inscription to one side, maker R. B. probably Roberts and Belk of Sheffield, height 26cm (3).
A MATCHED SET OF THREE GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE SPOONS London 1814, by Thomas Death (2) and 1807 by Peter & William Bateman, also three fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1821, maker H I and two 1902/1903, maker R P, three George III Old English dessert spoons, London by Richard Crossley, being 1797 and two 1799, a pair of Victorian fiddle pattern dessert forks, London 1860 by W S and a George IV Old English child's fork, 1824, total weight 21ozs (12).
Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973 FEMMES FLEURS (AR NO. 50) stamped Edition Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu, inscribed Edition Picasso, Madoura, R 152 and numbered 111/175 on the underside painted and glazed earthenware pitcher 33.5 by 21cm.; 13.125; by 8.25in. Conceived in 1948 in a numbered edition of 175.
Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973 VISAGE AUX YEUX RIEURS (AR NO. 608) stamped Edition Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu, inscribed Edition Picasso, Madoura, R 137 and numbered 319/350 on the underside painted and partially glazed earthenware pitcher 32.5 by 23cm.; 12.625; by 9in. Conceived on 9th January 1969 in a numbered edition of 350.
Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973 VISAGE DE PROFIL (AR NO. 209) inscribed 19.12.53; stamped Edition Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu, inscribed Edition Picasso, Madoura, R.154 and numbered 75/150 on the base painted and partially glazed terracotta vase 25 by 29cm.; 9.875; by 11.25in. Conceived on 19th December 1953 in a numbered edition of 150.
Johnston, R. F., Lion and Dragon in Northern China, London, John Murray, 8vo (220mm x 140mm.), half title, photographic frontispiece, and plates, book stamp of the Thatched House Club Library on title margin, original cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, front cover marked in places, t.e.g., First Edition, booksellers label of Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner and Co of London Dedicated to Sir James Haldane Stewart Lockhart With E. Backhouse and J. O. P. Bland s Annals & Memoirs of the Court of Peking (London, 1914)
McKenzie, J. W., Catalogue Fifty-One, Cambridge, printed by E. & E. Plumbridge Ltd, [n.d.], 8vo (240mm x 160mm.), original paper pictorial wrappers With a number of other booksellers catalogues including those issued by Nigel Williams, R. F. G. Hollett & Son, Wheldon & Wesley s, Christopher Saunders, and Roger J. Treglown
Sitwell, Osbert, England Reclaimed A Book of Eclogues, London, Duckworth, 1927, 8vo (240mm x 160mm.), half title, pages un-cut, endpapers spotted, original cream cloth, rubbed, No. 81 of 165 Limited Edition copies signed by the author With a signed copy of Alan Bennett s Writing Home (London, 1994), a signed copy of Harold Wilson s The Governance of Britian (London, 1976), a signed copy(?) of Pauline Scudamore s Dear Robert, Dear Spike The Graves-Milligan Crrespndence (London, 1991), Graham Greene s Our Man in Havana (London, 1958), Salman Rushdie s The Satanic Verses (London, 1988), William Scruton s Thronton and the Brontes (Bradford, 1898), Evelyn Waugh s When the Going was Good (London, 1946), John Ruskin edited & Kate Greenaway illustrated Dame Wiggins of Lee, and her Seven Wonderful Cats: A Humerous Tale written principally by a Lady of Ninety (Kent, 1885), David Hockeny s paper pools (London, 1980), H R H The Prince of Wales A Vision of Britian A Personal View of Architecture (London, 1989), a limited edition (No. 54 of 150) of A. H. Hallam Murray, Henry W. Nevinson & Montgomery Carmichael s Sketches on the Old Road through France to Florence (London, 1904), Helen Bannerman s The Story of Sambo and the Twins (London, n.d.), Men of the R.A.F. (London, 1942), John Arlott s Of Period and PLace (London, 1944), and Quentin Blake s Words and Pictures (London, 2000)
Worcester, G. R. G., The Junks & Sampans of the Yangtze, Annapolis, Maryland, Naval Institute Press, 1970, folio (305mm x 220mm.), half title, illustrated title, title printed in red and black, illustrations, many full-page, original cream cloth, spine lettered in gilt and red, pictorial dust-jacket With a number of other works including Philip Rawons s Introducing Oriental Art (London, 1973), George Soulie de Morant A History of Chinese Art from Ancient Times to the Present Day (New York, n.d.), Laurence Binyon s Painting in the Far East... (London, 1934), William Cohn s Chinese Art (London, 1930), a two volume set of H. A. Giles Gems of Chinese Lterature Prose & Verse (Shanghai, 1923), and William Edward Soothill & Lewis Hodus A Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms with Sanskrit and English Equivalents and a Sanskrit-Pali Index (London, 1937).
J. S. Elliott Birch beside a river bank Watercolour Signed lower left 39cm x 18cm Maude H. Parker Thatched cottage Watercolour Signed and dated 1916 lower right 25.5cm x 35.5cm Unframed, and R. Slaughter Boy playing a pipe Acrylic on board Signed and dated 1965 lower right 45.5cm x 35.5cm Unframed
DY7 1959 Cadillac Coupe De Ville dark red with cream roof; DY7B Cadillac Coupe De Ville pink with cream roof; DY11 1948 Tucker Torpedo red body (2) and DY11B similar metallic blue; DY13 1955 Bentley R Continental light blue; DY26 Studebaker Golden Hawk metallic gold with cream flash (2) all in original display boxes (8 in total)
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