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Lot 278
A rare Wedgwood Art Pottery vase by Norman Wilson, circa 1936, the hand thrown vase with ribbed detailing and decorated with a metallic dribbling brown glaze with aventurine speckling, resembling 'hare's fur', with turquoise glazed interior impressed WEDGWOOD, artist initials NW and letter H, 21cm. Norman Wilson joined Wedgwood in 1927 and became an important designer and chemist. His 'unique' pieces were the result of personal weekend experiments and were not sold through Wedgwood. A slightly smaller example was sold in The Harry Sheldon Collection at Phillips on October 14th 1998.
Lot 136
Rare six steel stringed guitar, circa 1977, crafted by Derek M. Sanderson of Alva, Clackmannanshire, bearing paper label and complete with hard shell carry case. Footnote: Sanderson was a renowned maker of viola and violins from his workshop in Alva, he is known to have made only two guitars in his lifetime. His work characterised by outstanding craftsmanship which contribute to the appearance and performance of his instruments, all considered to be for the connoisseur.
Lot 2583
Fire Brigade Models of Surrey, 1/48th scale resin factory built group, 2 examples both in Access Solutions Yellow and with access man lifts, to include a FL10 Volvo 6X4 with Bronto sky lift man basket (2 hand rails loose but apparent), sold with a FL6 Volvo 6X2 with snorkel type man basket, both built to a good standard, rare examples
Lot 2343
Matchbox Superkings K74 Volvo Estates - both with rare tan interior (interiors are normally ivory, white or dark brown) first example is metallic red body with decals and gloss black base (NM) and the second the Rally version with white body, Shell labels, brown roof rack, white base (VG-NM)
Lot 95
LOUIS ROYER DISTILLERIES COLLECTION DE COGNAC, DISTILLERIE DE L'ECOLE, COGNAC TRÈS VIEUX, PETITE CHAMPAGNE 70cl, 40%, DISTILLERIE LES MAGNOLIAS, COGNAC TRÈS VIEUX, GRANDE CHAMPAGNE 70cl, 40% AND DISTILLERIE D'AUMAGNE, COGNAC VIEUX, FINS BOIS 70cl, 40%, DISTILLERIE CHANTAL, COGNAC, BONS BOIS 70cl, 40% AND DISTILLERIE DES SAULES COGNAC RARE, BORDERIES 70cl, 40% [5]
Lot 49
A fine and rare part-set of early 19th Century brass Imperial Dry and Liquid Measures for City and Soke of Peterborough 1825, Half-Bushel, 380mm diam., Peck, Gallon, Half Gallon, Quart, Pint, Half Pint, Gill and Half Gill, all en-suite with similar engraving, with later Quarter Gill for Liberty of Peterborough, 1891, all with proof marks, G, some marking and oxidisation (10)
Lot 332
A rare early 20th Century Charles Urban / G A Smith mahogany and brass hand-crank 35mm Kinemacolor Motion Picture Camera, built by Moy & Bastie, with brass plate engraved ‘Kinemacolor No. 132 Urban-Smith Patents 26671 - 1906, 8548-1909, Natural Colour Kinematograph Co Ltd, Wardour St, London W‘, with Pathe Freres Serie Superieure 80mm lens, and two wooden magazines, circa 1910, body G, elements F, viewfinder altered to internal type in period, with restoration, including filter wheel (accurately copied from example in National Media Museum, Bradford), crank handle and some brasswork and screws; with a British oak and aluminium cinema camera tripod, with crank-operated pan and tilt head, circa 1920; Kinemacolor was the first successful colour motion picture process that was used in the UK from 1908 to 1914 and it revolutionised the film industry. It was invented by George Albert Smith of Brighton, England in 1906 and launched in cooperation with Anglo-American film producer/distributor Charles Urban. Urban was one of the most significant figures in British cinema before the First World War. Urban Trading Co. was based in Wardour Street and was the first film business to be located in what became the home of the British film industry. Very few of these cameras are known to exist and each one in a sample group appear to be different, suggesting that they were made to order
Lot 305
ROYAL INTEREST: A PAIR OF GEORGE III 'PRINCE OF WALES' STYLE CUT-GLASS DECANTERS, part of a suite made for the Duke of Cumberland or the Duke of Clarence, attributed to Perrin Geddes & Co of Warrington, with an armorial within a cartouche showing possible traces of gilding, 11¼" high. See illustration These rare decanters may be compared to the extensive suite of glass made for the Corporation of Liverpool in 1805 and for the Prince of Wales, later King George IV, in 1806-10, now in the collection of Her Majesty the Queen. See pages 274- 277 and plates 388 and 389 of 'The Decanter' by Andy McConnell, published by the Antique Collectors Club, 2004
Lot 146
David Jason and Buster Merryfield autographed cover. Very, very rare 1989 London Landmarks Abbey first day cover signed by the two of the stars of the classic comedy Only Fools and Horses - David Jason who of course played Del Boy and Buster Merryfield who played Uncle Albert. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 213
Great War Victoria Cross Multisigned cover Colonel Donald Dean VC 1918 winner, Frederick Luke VC 1914 winner, Major Edward Cooper VC 1917 winner plus WW2 winners Ervine Andrews, D Jameison, R Annand, Col Pat Porteous, Edward Thomas Chapman VC, Tasker Watkins VC signed Escape from France RAFES SC5 cover. Rare only 12 issued. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 85
Beatles/Motown autographed CD. CD of Motown Meets the Beatles signed on the front of the CD inlay card by legendary Beatles band members Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr as well as the founder of Motown Records Berry Gordy. Very rare and unusual. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 148
Rare Multisigned Luftwaffe cover. This cover is Rossbach modified GERMAN Version RAF Museum cover. It is signed by Adolf Galland, Kurt Buhligen, Georg-Peter Eder, Hans Hahn, Erich Hohagen, Walter Matoni, Julius Meimberg, Erich Rudorffer, Hugo Dahmer, Fritz Karch, Siegfried Lemke, Bruno Stolle, Gunter Seeger, It is a limited edition of 140, There are an insert card information. Known as the Glorious Dozen they achieved over 1000 victories between them. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 162
Rare English porcelain Lion Marked teabowl and saucer circa 1800, possibly Newhall or linked to the factory, with unusual printed lion mark to base of teabowl, decorated with an oriental landscape (2) See Geoffrey Godden 'English Blue and White Porcelain pg. 391 - 395, as well as Northern Ceramic Society Journal volume 6 1987 'Lion of Lane End?' by Roger Pomfret, and Northern Ceramic Society Journal 12 1995 'The Lion Mark Revisited' by Roger Pomfret for further information on this unusual class of porcelain. Condition report: The saucer has a fine hairline. No other damage or restoration.
Lot 774
The Sound of Music: 8x10 inch photo signed by all seven children who starred in the classic 1965 musical drama 'The Sound of Music' these are Angela Cartwright, Heather Menzies, Duane Chase, Debbie Turner, Kym Karath, Charmian Carr and Nicholas Hammond. VERY rare! Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 214
Assi Hahn KC rare WW2 Luftwaffe ace signed RAFES SC25 part of ADLERTAG series issued by Hans Rossbach This cover is signed by the most rarely signatures of a survived Luftwaffe ace: ASSI HAHN Aside the 100 Luftwaffe series (No 77 - SC29 Hurricane) of he signed just a few RAFM covers. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
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