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Lot 13
A 1980 Reliant Scimitar GTC, registration number ONM 692V, Champagne. The GTC is a rare car as only 442 were built over a six year period between 1980 and 1986. The body featured a T-bar roof similar to Triumph's Stag which offered rigidity to the structure and safety to the four passengers. The running gear was taken care of by the tried and tested Ford V6 engine and gearbox in either automatic or four speed manual with overdrive. This rare manual overdrive equipped example is finished in Champagne with a Mushroom velour interior and has the benefit of being fitted with a hard top for all year round motoring. Our vendor advises us that the Scimitar is running and driving with a current MOT but would benefit from some fettling in a few areas. There is a good accompanying history file with receipts for maintenance, previous MOTs and an original owners handbook. Now offering an alternative to the contemporary Triumph Stag or Mercedes SL at a much more competitive price this GTC is well worth consideration. V5C, MOT to July 2019, ***not tax exempt yet*** See illustration. All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions
Lot 15
A 1974 Land Rover Series III military lightweight 1/2 ton utility truck, registration number HHO 198S, chassis number 95102896A, engine number 95107825A, green. The lightweight or Airportable as it was known was employed by the armed forces, as the name would imply, because it was capable of being airlifted by both helicopter and cargo aircraft. The modifications to the bodywork and chassis enabled the Land Rover to be packed onto a pallet for transportation. This petrol engined lightweight was decommissioned from the army in 1978 and was registered for civilian use. Having been recently sympathetically restored by a garage proprietor?s son, work included the canvas tilt being renewed with a correct military specification item, the bodywork repainted and the wheels replaced with oversized steel aftermarket items fitted with BP Goodrich tyres. This relatively rare version of the classic Series Land Rover will be offered for sale with a history file containing copies of the military paperwork, receipts and some previous MOTs. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration. All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions
Lot 2
A 1966 Triumph 1300, registration number CEJ 904D, chassis number RD 06009, engine number RD 63285, blue. The replacement for the Herald the new front wheel drive 1300 went on sale in January 1965 having been announced in October of the previous year. This example was registered in April 1966 and is finished in blue coachwork with a Shadow blue interior. Our vendor purchased the Triumph last year and has rebuilt the brakes front and rear with new discs, pads, callipers, master cylinder and rear brake cylinder since. There are receipts for the brake components on file. This charming and now rare small family saloon would make an excellent starter classic and will be offered for auction without reserve. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions.
Lot 21
A 1937 Rolls-Royce 25/30 project, registration number AGE 555, chassis number GWN 46, blue. This project has been in the current ownership since 1996. The Rolls-Royce was purchased by our vendor with the intention to return the car to its former glory, but unfortunately with other projects and family life this was sadly not possible. The project consists of a rolling chassis which appears in solid condition, a bulk head and windscreen surround, fuel tank, brakes, radiator and chrome radiator shell, dismantled engine, gearbox and re-chromed items including the headlights, gear lever, fuel cap and filler neck, bonnet catches and other items. To complement and aid the restoration of the rolling chassis there is a vast amount of spares including another chassis, gearbox, axles, body panels and numerous other items amassed over the years. The large accompanying history file contains correspondence with the RR enthusiasts club, chassis cards (photocopies), receipts, photographs, microfiche, blue print and other drawings and original owner's handbooks. This exciting project now offers the next custodian a rare opportunity to create a car to their own design as one would have done in period. RF60, V5, V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations. All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions
Lot 22
A 1978 Banham Jaguar XJSS convertible, registration number CNW 877T, chassis number JNAEW3AC100108, green. Paul Banham founded Banham Conversions in the 1970s, offering bespoke convertible conversions to Ferrari 400, Aston Martin DBS & V8 and Rolls-Royce models. The company progressed to offer convertible conversions on both the Jaguar XJS and XJ6 as well as offering facelift kits for the XJS in the 1980s. This extremely rare XJSS convertible conversion was based on a pre HE XJS automatic coupé. During the conversion the interior was upgraded to cream leather with contrasting piping and the wheels were changed to wide alloy examples. There is an accompanying history file with numerous photographs showing the conversion in various stages from the initial donor car stripped down and to the finished article, some receipts and MOTs. Having been in storage for some time the Jaguar will require some recommissioning but once this has been completed the Jaguar will offer an unusual and distinctive alternative to the usual XJS. V5, V5C, no MOT See illustrationAll lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions
Lot 25
A 1977 Mitsubishi Colt Galant 2000 GTO GS-R restoration project, registration number THK 808R, chassis number 3300387, engine number 52BB3917, red. The Colt Galant GTO GS-R is an extremely rare car on these shores. Introduced in 1973 the export GTO GS-R (Grand Sport & Rally) was only available in select right hand drive countries and featured unique factory fitted wheel arch extensions and modified front valance. The interior had a special leather trimmed steering wheel and an eight dial instrument panel. Power was supplied by a 2 litre straight four OHC engine mated to a five speed gearbox. The styling was definitely influenced by contemporary American muscle cars and there is a striking resemblance to Ford's Mustang. This extremely rare GTO GS-R is believed to be only one of three still registered on British roads. The car requires full restoration and has had the majority of the paint removed and stripped of bumpers and badging in readiness for a re-spray. It would appear that the car is complete apart from one wheel arch extension and the all important and unique badging is present. Having been in dry storage for over twenty years this junior GTO is ready to be restored to its former glory. V5C, no MOTSee illustration All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions.
Lot 217
A Rare 18th Century Ash & Elm Ladder-backed Armchair. The turned top rail with tapered ends pierced through by the pole turned uprights, above five stick 'rungs'. The flat shaped arm-rests on turned posts leading down to an elm plank seat and on to form the slightly out-swept legs with three stick stretchers to the front & rear, and further pairs of stretcher to the sides, 40" (102 cm) high, 23" (58 cm) wide.
Lot 495
A Small Collection of 18th/19th Century Medical Related Boxwood Items. A rare cylindrical case with screw-off slightly domed cover stamped "E. Bentley London", the interior containing a clear glass medicine measure graduated in 'tablespoons' and 'teaspoons' sitting inverted over a central core containing a clear glass 'test tube' measure graduated in fluid ounces and minims, 2¾ in (7.2 cm) high 2½ in (6.5 cm) diameter. A bottle case containing original glass bottle and stopper (A/F) 3½ in (9.1 cm) high. A double measure of typical form with a turned double disc knop to the centre, 3¾ in (9.7 cm) high. A pill rounder with waisted shallow grooved centre and two differing depths for two pill sizes, ¾ inch (1.7 cm) deep, 2⅝ in (6.8 cm) in diameter. A sycamore cylindrical salve or pill box with tightly-fitting pull-off domed, overlapping lid, 1¾ in (4.6 cm) high, 2 in (5 cm) in diameter. [See 'Treen and Other Wooden Bygones" by Edward H. Pinto, pp 17 & 18 and pls. 7 & 8 for similar items].
Lot 498
A Small Collection of 18th/19th Century Medical Related Boxwood Items: A good, well patinated 19th century boxwood bottle case stamped 'S Maw & Son', of typical cylindrical form having straight sides, a screw-off top with moulded shoulders and tapering screw-off upper section revealing a tapered inner core for a medicine beaker/measure, the underside of the base marked in ink "8oz 25/-" 6⅜ in (16.2 cm) high, 3 in (7.7 cm) diameter. A small bottle case with screw-off lid containing original clear glass bottle and stopper, the underside of concave bottle base moulded 1 OZ, 4 in (10 cm) in height. A late 19th century container with screw-off lid stamped "S Maw, Son & Thompson Trade Mark London", the interior with a cylindrical centre containing a small glass measure graduated in 'drops', the glass beaker missing, 3¼ in (8.3 cm) in height. An unusually small bottle case of standard shaped with screw-off lid stamped "Gilbertson & Sons London", 2⅞ in (7.2 cm) tall. A rare double measure of unusually small size, unmarked but probably size 1S, with a turned double disc knop between the two opposing cups, 2⅜ in (6.1 cm) high. A rare pill rounder for two sizes of pill, with screw threads to the underside indicating that it would probably have been the top of a pill box, 2⅝ in (6.7 cm) in diameter.[Similar Examples in 'Treen and Other Wooden Bygones' by Edward H Pinto, pp 17 & 18 and pls. 7 & 8].
Lot 500
A Collection of Treen and Horn Travelling Drinking Vessels. To include two rare 19th century goblets with screw-off bowls on baluster turned stems; one of boxwood 5" (13 cm) in height, the other sycamore 4" (10 cm) in height. Two 19th century laburnum collapsible travelling cups & covers, the latter inset with boxwood rings and closing tightly over the bases when collapsed, 3⅜" (8.6 cm) and 3" (7.5 cm) in height [extended]. A 19th century barrel-shaped container for a glass tumbler with ring turned 'hoop' decoration to each of the tightly-fitting, pull-apart halves, 3⅞" (9.7 cm) high*. A late 19th century dark and translucent horn collapsible beaker with incised rings around the rim and incised naive floral decoration to each of the collapsible sections, 5¼" (13.3 cm) high (extended)**. And a pair of late 19th century 'nesting' horn beakers, one cream coloured, the other dark grey shaded to cream, with tapering hooped sides separating into three stacking sections. [* for a pair of identical collapsible laburnum travelling beakers see 'Treen for the Table' by Jonathon Levi plate 3/56, page 73. ** for two similar but undecorated examples in the Horner's Co. Collection see 'Horn Its History and its Uses' by Adele Schaverin page 145].
Lot 501
A Small Miscellaneous Collection of mostly 19th Century Horn Domestic Utensils including two horn flour scoops fashioned from the pointed end of a cow's horn; a shallow oval scoops with flat triangular grip, possibly pharmaceutical, a good domestic tablespoons, a rare soup ladle with hemispherical bowl (A/F) and curved shaped handle 6¼ in (15.7 cm) to 12¾ in (32.5 cm) long, together with a late 19th century domestic horn-handled steel bladed knife and three-tine fork, the blade stamped 'John McClory & Sons/Sheffield, the knife 9½ in (24 cm) long and two rustic early horn measures.
Lot 528
A Rare Charles II Joined Oak Close Stool. The top having applied moulding to the under-edge with iron butter-fly hinges. The box compartment front & sides incorporating two rails of decorative chip carved S-scrolls, standing on ball turned legs united by peripheral stretchers, 20" (51 cm) high, 21" (53 cm) wide, 17" (43 cm) deep.
Lot 559
A Fine & Rare Late Commonwealth/Early Charles II Yorkshire Parquetry Mule Chest dated 1663 and inlaid with elaborate geometric designs designs of bog oak & holly. The base drawer having holly drawer lining, moulding and knobs, with a secret drawer hidden above. The planked lid with moulded edge opening to reveal a lidded till to the right of the interior. 35½" (90 cm) in height, 48" (122 cm) wide, 22" (56 cm) deep.
Lot 60
A RARE CONCEALED JACOBITE WINE GLASS WITH BOWL OF "LYNN" TYPE, c. 1765-70, the round funnel bowl moulded with concentric rings on a stem cut with hexagonal facets over a faceted foot with a petal-cut rim, viewed from below depicting a Jacobite rose. 14.9cmNote: "Lynn" glass refers to glass moulded in this form which was sometimes called Norfolk glass or latterly Lynn glass in the belief that it was made in Kings Lynn.Provenance:William MacAdam Antique Glass, Edinburgh, 19 July 2002The Basil Jefferies CollectionBonhams, Fine British Glass, 12 November 2014
Lot 9
Tiger Tiger This fantastic oil is an original work by one of Great Britain's best wildlife artists, Derbyshire's Pollyanna Pickering. Pollyanna has works in some of the greatest art collections and was a great supporter of wildlife around the world, until her sad passing in 2018. However her daughter, Anna-Louise, continues her great work through the sale of limited edition prints. This is a rare opportunity to obtain a truly remarkable Pollyanna Pickering original oil. Size 96cm x 62cm
Lot 400
Five rare Star Trek Items to include 1 U.S.S Command Bridge kit, boxed and not opened. 2: Boxed Classic Wrist Communicator, Collectors Edition Num 019319 3: Next Generation Collectors Phaser No 402006. 4: Star Trek Combat Game (Not Checked) 5: ERTL Star Trek Space Ship Set, boxed not opened.
Lot 408
Star Trek collectors collection to include 1: Two boxed as new I Can Read Your Mind Games. 2: A Very Rare FASA Star Trek RPG Tricorder/Starship Sensor Game with parts and information sheets (not Checked in full) 3: Next Generation 5th Anniversary TV Cards. Along with other Star Trek Items of interest.
Lot 515
A Selection of booklets to include The History of New Zealand in picture Map and Story (Published by NABISCO PTY LTD) A Booklet with artists impressions of the city, entitled Rothenburg 0.T.. A rare hand painted cartoon entitled The Lord is my Shepherd I Shall not want, (Published by The CYNICUS Publishing)
Lot 100
Exceedingly rare William & Mary period late 17th Century near pair of tortoiseshell and silver mounted English tea canisters, the caddies of small proportions, pique work caps decorated to each with a bird above the silver mounted rectangular bodies and canted corners, 60mm and 62mm high, (2) A similar tea canister can be seen in the British Museum, item number 1978,1002.782 stating the piece is from the late 17th Century
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