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A Rare & Fine Charles II Oak Chest of Drawers having a good colour and patination. The top measuring 35 1/2 ins x 20 ins (90 cms x 51 cms) with applied ovolu moulding to the edge above three long cushion-front drawers: The moulded drawer fronts having fret-carved panels of stylized tulips displayed against red paint-work backgrounds with pairs of facet cut appliqués running down the sides and horizontal moulding strips to the divides. Standing on stile feet 33 ins (84 cms) in height. Possibly of East Anglian Origin.

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A rare bottle label, engraved "Orange", Makers Mark W.S., possibly William Selkirk, Birmingham.

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A rare 19th century penknife, the steel blades by Southern & Richardson, Sheffield, the bone handle shaped and decorated as a tennis racket.

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A rare, late 18th century, gold long guard chain, with 11 blue and white Wedgwood jasper beads, spectacle-set at intervals along the chain, each two-part bead set on either side with an old cut diamond in a steel mount. Length 58ins.

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A rare documentary, Newlyn Industrial Class brass pen tray, inscribed to the reverse William Pentreath Wright, Newlyn. 9 1/4 x 2 3/4ins.

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A rare, Newlyn Industrial Class documentary small tray, decorated with a goose, signed William Pentreath Wright. 5 1/2 x 5ins.

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A rare Pool's of Hayle catalogue with board covers dated 1903. In this catalogue they style themselves, "The Cornish Hand Wrought Metal Company Ltd."

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A rare blue Kodak Vanity camera with original coloured bellows and original satin lined box.

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A rare 18th century Newhall cream jug in High Chelsea shape with spiral and acanthus moulded body and simple painted decoration, cracked. Together with two other 18th century pieces.

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A rare Staffordshire moulded, pearl glaze jug with the portraits of Lord Wellington and General Hill moulded in low relief and with painted colours. Impressed naming. Height 5 1/4ins. NOTE: General Hill led the famous charge against Napoleon's Imperial Guard.

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A rare Troika engine house lamp base by former head decorator, Alison Brigden. Height 8 1/2ins.

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A rare Roland Bence moulded Troika vase with rectangular body and trumpet neck and foot, height 12 1/4ins.

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A very rare Celtic cross vase by Simone Kilburn, height 10 1/4ins.

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A rare, late 18th century Wedgwood style miniature white porcelaineous classical vessel. Height 2 1/2ins.

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A rare 19th century loving cup, the exterior with puce and coloured print in two sections and showing an early locomotive named "Express" pulling a tender and four carriages through a landscape with a church, the interior with a frog and a lizard. Height 5ins. Damage.

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A rare Llanelly porcelain lithophane showing a portrait of a lady, 7 1/4 x 5 1/2ins.

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A rare Sunderland or Newcastle Death of Nelson commemorative cream ware frog mug, early 19th century, printed in black with a titled portrait of Adl Lord Nelson, flanked by the figures of Jack Tar and Britannia, surrounded by the Union Jack and naval trophies above the dates of Lord Nelson's birth and death, the interior applied with a brown frog with red eyes, 5.5" high.

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Rare Edwardian silver teddy bear button hook, Birmingham 1908, 2 1/4ins

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A Rare 19th Century Dutch Fruitwood and Ebonised Bucket of Ripple Turned Tapering Form with Brass Liner, 14" high

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A rare swivel head bisque shoulder head doll, with fixed glass eyes, moulded wig and hairband, on stuffed body with bisque arms, dressed in peach silk gown, 21" tall (Please see lot 243 for image)

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A rare metal headed doll with fixed blue eyes, open mouth and blonde wig, on jointed composition body, wearing white lace edged dress, 20" tall, marked 'Patent 6'

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A RARE REGENCY MAHOGANY AND BRASS COLZA-OIL LAMP, the brass neo-classical urn-shaped cistern having scroll handles with female mask lower terminals, cylindrical stem with horizontal bracket supporting the lamp, on tapering reeded mahogany stem and turned stepped circular base, 63cm (24.6in) high, (later wired for electricity)

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A RARE SECOND QUARTER 19TH-CENTURY TOLEWARE COAL OR LOG BIN, the domed cover and tapering oval section body both gilt-enriched, with cast handles, on four foliate-cast feet, complete with two-handled liner, 51cm across handles x 46cm high, (20in x `18in)

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A RARE EARLY 19TH-CENTURY PEWTER TAPERSTICK of inverted balustroid form, on circular base, 10cm, (3.9in) high

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A RARE MID TO LATE 17TH-CENTURY ENGLISH NEEDLEWORK-COVERED BOX, the pine carcase covered with polychrome silk panels depicting garden landscapes with coral beadwork and bullion work embellishments, the hinged top and front panels centred by fountains flanked by birds, moths and trees, the sides also with birds, moths and trees, the interior covered in plain salmon-pink fabric, the whole raised on four turned bun feet having remnants of gesso and formerly probably gilt or silvered, 23cm x 15.5cm x 13cm, (9in x 6in x 5.25in) (in somewhat distressed condition)

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A RARE MID-VICTORIAN WOOL CROSSLEY MOSAIC PICTURE OF TWO YOUNG CHILDREN FISHING by a water mill, 40.5cm x 35.5cm, (16in x 14in), in gilt slip and stained wooden frame under glass *** The firm of Crossley's produced carpets during the 19th century but also produced these pictures (composed of individual worsted wool threads, stuck onto linen), during the period 1860-1879.

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A RARE EARLY VICTORIAN OVAL MALACHITE CAMEO, carved in deep relief with a bust length figure of Flora, in gilt-metal beaded mount, 5cm, (1.95in) high

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A RARE EARLY 18TH-CENTURY MINIATURE GLASS BOTTLE of green metal, of slab-sided "onion" form, the neck with "string-course" rim, 11.5cm, (4.6in)

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A RARE SET OF THREE EARLY 19TH-CENTURY SUNDERLAND PUCE LUSTRE-DECORATED PEARLWARE LEAF PICKLE DISHES, each having internal floral decoration and external veining, 13.5cm, (5.3in) long

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A RARE REGENCY BLACK BASALT COMMEMORATIVE COFFEE POT of rounded oblong form, the domed reed-moulded cover having a finial modelled with flowers and fruit, the spreading neck with basal laurel frieze, the rounded oblong body modelled to one side with a bust of Wellington, on a pedestal impressed "VIRESQUE ACQUIRIT EUNDO", being crowned with a laurel wreath by Britannia whilst Fame sounds her horn, the banner beneath impressed "WELLINGTON", flanked by anthemion, the other side modelled with an oval laurel wreath impressed in cursive script with Wellington's military triumphs, "India/Portugal & Spain" above upper case commemoration "VITTORIA 21ST JUNE/1813" also flanked by anthemion, the handle formed as a mythical sea-serpent with bird's head, the spout formed as a lion's head and neck, impressed asterisk and 'S' or '8' beneath, 19.5cm, (7.7in) high *** Literature:/ For a matching teapot of squat form, see Berthoud, Michael, An Anthology of British Teapots, Micawber Publications, 1985, plates 1387 and 1388 (p. 232)

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TWO RARE 19TH-CENTURY SCOTTISH SPONGEWARE-DECORATED POTTERY BOOT-FORM VASES, each modelled with side lacings and heel, decorated in typical green, blue and plum splashes, 18.5cm long x 15.5cm high, (7.3in x 6.1in)

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A RARE EARLY TO MID 19TH-CENTURY RELIEF-MOULDED POTTERY POLITICAL JUG, a protest on the impostion of Tithes, depicting to each side a frontal portrait representing "HIS GREAZE [sic] THE REVEREND SHEPHERD OF HIS FLOCK THE LORD BISHOP OF SHEAREMCLEAN [Shear them clean] etc, under a tithe pig and between sheaves of corn impressed "PEACE" and "PLENTY", his bishops mitre overlaid on the instruments of enforcement, sword and bayoneted-musket, with the motto "GENTLE PERSUASIVES OF GOVERNMENT RELIGION", painted in polychrome on a cream ground with green painted edge, 23.5cm, (9.3in)

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TWO RARE BESWICK ANIMALS (TO RESTORE), comprising A SWISH TAIL HORSE IN CHESTNUT COLOURWAY, model no 1182, first version, designed by Arthur Gredington, 22.2cm, (8.75in) high and A WESSEX SADDLEBACK BOAR, "FARACRE VISCOUNT 3RD" model 1512, designed by Colin Melbourne, issued 1957-1969, 7.0cm, (2.75in) high

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A RARE ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINE OF ROMANY SUE, HN 1757, (on plinth as table lamp), designed L. Harradine, issued 1936-1949, figure 23.5cm, (9.25in) high (head reattached)

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A RARE ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINE OF SWEET LAVENDER HN 1373, designed by L. Harradine, issued 1930-1949, 22.8cm, (9in) high (head reattached)

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A RARE LALIQUE "AMBRE ANTIQUE" (FOR COTY) MOULDED AND FROSTED GLASS PERFUME BOTTLE OR FLACON, introduced in 1910, having a floriform stopper, the broadening cylindrical body having a disc rim above moulded classical-style maidens carrying floral sprays, with traces of russet patination, 15.5cm, (6.1in) high

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A RARE LALIQUE OPALESCENT GLASS SQUIRREL-FORM SEAL (OR "ECUREUIL CACHET"), the seated animals with straight tail and clasped hands, on a circular base, the edge with incised signature "R. Lalique" in cursive script, 11cm, (4.3in) high overall (chips to ears and tail) *** * For a similar model, see Marcilhac, Lalique-L'oeuvre de verre de Rene Lalique, 1860-1945, p.255

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A RARE EARLY 19TH-CENTURY SHEPHERD'S GUIDE or a delineation of the wool and Ear marks on the different stocks of sheep on the East Fells extending from Clover Hill. in Knaresdale to Lune Dale, in Yorkshire, on the East side, and from Croglin to Stainmore, on the West side, printed and published by J. Chapelhow, Appleby, 1819 (Price Five shillings and Six-pence), in original printed card covers, inscribed inside in sepia ink in a contemporary hand "James Nicholson's Book/Blencarn"

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W.Gauci (Engraver), after James Baker Pyne, (1800-1870) "LAKE WINDEREMERE, REGATTA", A RARE HAND-COLOURED PRINT, published by Thomas Agney & Sons, Manchester, 1853, image size 33.5cm x 53cm, (13.2in x 20.8in), in wash-lined card mount, unframed

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A RARE 16TH-CENTURY OAK COFFER having a rectangular lid with incised long edges and notch-carved short edges, plus remnants of an iron hasp, the front naively carved with twin arcades flanking a crude iron lockplate, the plain sides extending as legs, 115cm x 43cm x 52cm high, (45.3in x 17in x 20.5in)

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1971 Fender Precision Bass Guitar Solid body guitar with a rosewood fretted fingerboard. Original passive pickups with volume and tone controls. Body finished in rare custom colour candy apple red. Some playing wear to body. Comes with plush lined rectangular hardcase.

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Marshall Plexi - Glass Head and Cab1997 Marshall limited edition RI head and 4x12 cab. A reissue of the outstanding original valve guitar amplifier by Marshall. A rare plexi-glass model finished in cream with thick gold binding, and brushed metal gold coloured control panels.

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Bles, Joseph, Rare English Glasses of the XVII & XVIII Centuries, London, Geoffrey Bles, [n.d.], large 4to (320mm x 250mm.), half title, frontispiece, tipped in plates, intials, occasional spotting, original cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, dust-jacket, torn, armorial bookplate. Francis, Grant R., Old English Drinking Glasses Their Chronology and Sequence, London, Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1926, large 4to (320mm x 250mm.), half title, frontispiece, plates, occasional spotting, original cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, dust-jacket, a few short tears, armorial bookplate. With a number of other glass reference related works and auction catalogues, including Albert Hartshorne's 'Old English Glasses An Account of Glass Drinking Vessels in England from Early Times to the End of the Eighteenth Century' (London & New York, 1897), Edward Dillon's 'Glass' (London, 1907), L. M. Angus-Butterworth's 'British Table and Ornamental Glass' (London, 1956), and W. A. Thorpe's 'English & Irish Glass' (London & Boston, 1927).

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CARROLL Lewis, Alice in Wonderland - rare printed playbill, 1888 advertising the second performance 'Alice' 16-12-1888 (the first was 23-12-1886) 1 item

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A rare Brooklands Automobile Racing Club Badge, by Spencer of London, No 965, the enamelled front showing two cars racing on the Brooklands slopes, some enamel damage, 9.5cm.

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A rare 1930's Meccano bi-plane, in cream and red livery, fuselage number G-ELYU, wingspan 46cm

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A rare Britain's set Arabs of the Desert, kit No 300 (17) boxed; various Britain's North African Arabs mounted on camels (6); and sundry other Britain's North African camel-mounted soldiers

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A rare Britain's 18-inch Heavy Howitzer, with six various shells, Kit No 2 boxed; and a Britain's gun of the Royal Artillery, Kit No 1292 boxed

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A rare 1930's Meccano Constructor car kit, having various interchangeable bodies and roofs etc (missing one wheel and grille), L 20cm

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A rare Mallochs brass fly reel, with ring-line guide and ebony handle, Dia 10cm

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A London Transport bronze-rimmed enamel 'bullseye' station sign "SWISS COTTAGE" as fitted to the wooden ticket-office (passimeter). Enamelled in red, white and blue. This is the rare style only 14" across and 11" diameter. In excellent condition. Swiss Cottage tube station, on the Bakerloo Line, opened on 12th December 1939 (to replace the original Metropolitan Line station).

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A London & North Western Railway cast-iron sign "L.N.W.R. Notice. No Person Is Allowed To Walk Through These Tunnels Except On Special Duty. By Order". Rectangular, 26"x22", in original condition still retaining its original bolts. Exceptionally rare.

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A CARRIAGE-PRINT "Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire" by Freda Marston from the LNER post-war series. A fine view of the famous abbey by the only female carriage-print artist. Not seen in auction for five years, this is a very rare print. In an original type glazed frame. Mint.

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A WORKS NUMBERPLATE "London & North Eastern Railway 11 Rebuild Doncaster Works 1942". As carried by the North Eastern Railway BoBo 1100 H.P. OHWE Class EF1 locomotive built at Darlington in December 1914 with Siemens equipment. It was rebuilt at Doncaster in December 1942 with 1256 H.P. motors, becoming Class EB1 from October 1945. It became LNER 6498 from May 1946; BR 26510 from May 1948. It entered service stock on January 1st 1959 as "Departmental 100", and was withdrawn in April 1964 to be cut up at Doncaster. Oval cast-iron, 9"x5", unrestored. An astonishingly rare plate of course.

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A WAGONPLATE "Chas. Roberts & Compy. Ld. Owners. 10808 Railway Wagon Works, Horbury Junction, Wakefield". This is the rare pattern with a mixture of serif and plain capitals, and three concentric ovals. Oval, cast-iron, 91/2"x61/2", repainted many years ago.

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A WORKSPLATE "Hawthorns & Co. No.240. S.D Davisons Patent 1861 Leith". This astonishingly rare and early engraved brass worksplate was carried by an 0-4-0 Well Tank locomotive with outside cylinders that was "No.1" for the Carron Iron Company, Falkirk (which became Carron Ironworks in 1882). It was scrapped in 1930. Oval, 111/4"x8", lightly face-polished only. With its attractive serif lettering, the only word to describe it is 'fabulous'. What an opportunity to acquire one of the earliest known worksplates to survive!

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A TOTEM "FISHGUARD HARBOUR". BR(W) chocolate and cream, half-flanged. In very good, varnished condition. From the ex West Wales branch terminus station opened in 1906. A rare totem that has only been sold once in auction, in 1999.

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A SHEDPLATE 1H (Northampton September 1963-September 1965). In ex-loco condition. Rare.

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A TOTEM "MUIREND". BR(Sc) light blue, half-flanged. A few well repaired chips but A RARE TOTEM THAT HAS NEVER BEEN OFFERED FOR SALE BEFORE, IN AUCTION OR PRIVATELY. From the ex Caledonian Railway Glasgow station, between Cathcart and Williamwood, opened in 1903.

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A CARRIAGE-PRINT "The Cinque Port Of Dover, Kent" by Jack Merriott from the Southern Region (A) series. A very rare print of the seafront, cliffs and castle from a watercolour commissioned in 1951. In an original type glazed frame. Mint.

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