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Lot 1065
A rare Wrenn Railways OO gauge locomotive kit (W2221K). An unbuilt kit of a GWR Castle Class 4-6-0 loco, Cardiff Castle 4075, in lined Brunswick Green livery. Boxed with inner plastic tray containing components, screws, name plates, assembly instructions, maintenance booklet, etc. Minor fatigue to plastic tray and some tape damage to card box. Contents VGC, very minor chips to edge of locomotive cab end etc, kit appears substantially complete. £200-300
Lot 1200
A rare 1950s Timpo Toys Station Figures Railway Series set (Set No.850). Comprising of 15 figures and 5 accessories. Station Master, 3x Guards (with flag, whistle and lamp), 2x Porters (one with trolley), Soldier, Sailor, 4x Gentleman, 2x Ladies and a Mother and child. Plus 3x trunks, and a suitcase. Re-tied into blue-green box with picture label and inner card, some wear/damage and tape repair to all corners of the lid. Contents VGC, very minor chipping only. (Inside Back Cover). £250-350
Lot 1222
A rare Spot-On Ford Zodiac (100/SL). A seldom seen example in bright red with white lower panels, grey base, tan interior with driver and battery powered lights, 'LBL 100' number plates, fitted with ridged wheels with black treaded tyres. Base complete with battery pack. Boxed, very minor wear, with often missing instruction sheet. Vehicle VGC-Mint a few very minor chips only, probably factory. (Plate 2). £150-200
Lot 1321
A rare 1957 Matchbox Series US export Presentation Set (Set No.4). Comprising No.25, Bedford van in dark blue with Dunlop to sides. No.26, Concrete Lorry. No.27, Bedford Low Loader. No.29, Bedford Milk Delivery Van. No.30, Ford Prefect in fawn. No.31, American Ford Station Wagon in yellow. No.32, Jaguar XK140 in white. 6 examples with grey metal wheels, Ford Station Wagon with grey plastic wheels. No.28, Bedford Compressor Lorry is missing from the set. Vehicles with individual boxes, together with outer presentation box. Vehicle boxes very minor wear only. Presentation box with one outer end flap and 3 inner flaps detached and most missing. Vehicles GC-VGC, damage to Concrete Lorry and paint chipping to most. £500-700
Lot 1358
A rare French Dinky Toys Citroen Presidentielle (1435). In dark metallic grey with lighter metallic grey roof, tan interior, opening rear doors and boot lid, plated plastic wheels with black rubber tyres. In its original elaborate special box with lift off top. Complete with French vehicle pennant and paperwork. Vehicle VGC minor wear only. £175-225
Lot 1403
Corgi Toys Austin A40 Saloon (216M). A rare mechanical example in bright red with black roof, smooth wheels with black rubber tyres. In rare correct box, minor wear. Vehicle VGC-Mint, 'motor' in good working order, Corgi optional stickers applied, i.e. number plates could be removed if buyer wishes. (Plate 3). £150-200
Lot 92
A rare .65” 1776 type Volunteer military flintlock rifle, by Morris (Birmingham) c 1800, 44” overall, octagonal twist barrel 28”, with 8 groove rifling, false breech, Tower private proofs, 2 folding leaf rearsights, dove tailed brass fore sight, and screw holes on each side of the muzzle to take screws for the rammer swivels (now missing), the breech tang engraved with Rifle Brigade or Light Infantry strung bugle; flat stepped lock having swan neck cock, semi rainproof pan, and roller on the frizzen spring, the cock and plate having single line border, the latter engraved with large crown over “GR” and signed “Morris” (Henry Morris of Birmingham, later made Baker rifles for the Ordnance); walnut fullstock with iron fore end cap and brass mounts, comprising three ramrod pipes, the top two with rammer retaining spring between them, scroll trigger guard, flat Land Pattern sideplate, butt plate and hinged Baker type butt trap cover, trigger guard and fore end pierced to take sling swivels (now missing); steel ramrod pierced at its upper end and slotted at the lower end. Good Working Order and Condition(the barrel has been lightly pitted and cleaned). Plate 35 Note: “British Military Flintlock Rifles 1740-1840” by De Witt Bailey, Chapter 2 for a description of the 1776 Pattern rifle, and pages 195-196 for an identical rifle, also describing its extensive use in the American War of Independence and listing those Regiments which used it.
Lot 2
Rare Robert & Samuel Hennell, Sterling Silver Chinoiserie Teapot on beaded feet. Robert Hennell and Samuel Hennell hallmark on base. Sterling hallmark. London, England City hallmark. Capital 'K' 1805 date hallmark. Also having duty allmark. Total Weight: 22 ozt. Dimensions: 6.5 x 10 x 5 in. - All silver, gold and/or jewelry lots or invoices containing said lots MUST be paid for via WIRE TRANSFER or CASHIER"S CHECK, no other forms of payment will be accepted.
Lot 126
Bird perched on a red flambe pedestal.Very rare Royal Doulton figure of a Budgie bird parakeet in red flambe coloration with mottled blue and yellow glaze. Marked with Royal Doulton stamp and impressed with 227. Artist: SungIssued: c. 1920'sDimensions: 6.5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 144
Designed by Henry Slater under Pinder Bourne Co. for Doulton.Gilt and cobalt decor with strong Japanese influence, during the eastern aesthetic movement of the 1880s. Marked on the bottom with either a 9774 or 7446; and decorator's initials AV. Minimal crazing. A rare piece. Issued: 1880sDimensions: 14"H X 13"DManufacturer: Doulton/Pinder BourneCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 156
Rare figure mounted on onyx base; gold washed sterling holder.The holder, hallmarked London 1926, Charles Boyton and Son of London, holds a complete set of unique celluloid date and month cards, most reversible, to represent all potential permutations of the yearly calender. Issued: 1927Dimensions: 2"H, dog, 3"H on baseManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 166
Complete set of celluloid calendar cards, mounted in Sterling silver.Based on Doultons HN866 character fox, this novel and quite rare piece utilizes 3 reversible, double ended, early celluloid cards to represent all 12 months, and 4 to represent the days. Mounted on an onyx base, and held up by a sterling silver frame marked London, 1923, Charles Boyton And Son, limited. Issued: 1923Dimensions: 4.75"L X 2.25"D X 3"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 196
Royal Doulton salt w. hallmarked rim, rare Brannam salt, ring.The Brannam Barum is dated 1898 and is splendidly decorated in in high relief, with scribed and stippled decor in a rich blue and green glaze. The napkin ring is signed by Alice E. Budden, salt glazed, and decorated with ocher and cobalt. The Doulton salt, undated on the bottom, has a silver hallmarked rim dated 1876, London mints. It's geometric decoartion in high relief is a charm. Dimensions: 2.75"D, widestManufacturer: Royal Doulton, BrannamCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 286
Rare mini jug with brown coat and white buttons, backstamp A.Designed by acclaimed Doulton artist Harry Fenton, the Pearly Boy -and Pearly Girl, for that matter- jugs started out as 'Arry and 'Arriet, two traditionally dressed costermongers: or London's common purveyors of fresh produce in street-side carts and bazaars. A unique and rare variation of those first designs, the Pearly Boys are an adorned and re-imagined 'Arry, in his finest dress, hat and coat barnacled in iridescent pink and white buttons. Released only in 1947, it is a much desired addition to any collection of Doulton figures and jugs, and a testament to the company's passion for innovation, experimentation, and celebrating English culture. Artist: Harry FentonIssued: 1947Dimensions: 2.5"HEdition Number: Variation 4 Manufacturer: ROYAL DOULTONCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 287
Small variation, with white buttons and type A backstamp.Designed by acclaimed Doulton artist Harry Fenton, the Pearly Boy -and Pearly Girl, for that matter- jugs started out as 'Arry and 'Arriet, two traditionally dressed costermongers: or London's common purveyors of fresh produce in street-side carts and bazaars. A unique and rare variation of those first designs, the Pearly Boys are an adorned and re-imagined 'Arry, in his finest dress, hat and coat barnacled in iridescent pink and white buttons. Released in 1947 and produced in sporadic and extremely limited numbers, it is a much desired addition to any collection of Doulton figures and jugs, and a testament to the company's passion for innovation, experimentation, and celebrating English culture. Artist: Harry FentonIssued: 1947Dimensions: 3.25"HEdition Number: Variation 1 Manufacturer: ROYAL DOULTONCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 350
Gilded, painted, footed queensware box with lid, filled with 2 matched trays.Wedgwood and Company, noted for their stylized unicorn marks beginning in the late 1860's, was a curious rival to Wedgwood of England, following the founding of a pottery making trust by one of Josiah Wedgwood's distant cousins. This rare piece, part of a Neoclassical Revival and likely produced in March of 1955, contains 2 matched dishes, likely ashtrays, within its lidded interior. Marked 355B UNICORN WEDGWOOD AND CO LTD. ENGLAND MADE IN ENGLAND along with patent data. Issued: 1955Dimensions: 4.5"L X 3.5"D X 1.75"H box, 3.5"L X 3"D traysManufacturer: Wedgwood and Co LTD.Country of Origin: England Condition: Good- deep, often rust-colored crazing, some use wear.
Lot 363
Rare shape in the Doulton Christmas Santa Claus series.With Santa Claus at his sleigh, holding balloons, and inscribed on the side of bucket " Let Not the Hearts Whose Sorry Cannot Call This Christmas Merry, Slight The Festival Issued: 1920sDimensions: 3"H x 2"WManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 368
Rare coal shuttle miniature features Santa, toys; short verse.Painted verse reads "Handsome Hostess, Merry Host, A Pot of Ale, And Now a Toast" - Marked on bottom ROYAL DOULTON, 11 Issued: Early 20th c.Dimensions: 3"H X 2.75"DManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 371
Extremely rare Seriesware from the dawn of flight, aviation, and transportation.This series appears to have been inspired by the first International Air Race meeting held at Rheims in August 1909. The background on some of the plates includes a racecourse at Rheims where the meeting was held. All except one of the aircraft depicted are known to have flown at this event and competed for prizes donated by the champagne industry. Plates includes aeronautical scenes D3205 with aircrafts such as Wright type A, standard voisin, balloons and an artist's fantasy, which resembles the De-Dion Bouton. Royal Doulton backstamp. An unusual and very limited example of airshow collectibles. Issued: 1909-1914Dimensions: 10.5"dia.Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: England Condition: Consistent crazing with age. One plate with chip to rim.
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