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Click here to subscribeMatchbox Models of Yesteryear Y11 Aveling & Porter Steam Roller - green including roof, black supports, dark red metal wheels with smooth bare metal finish; Y13 Santa Fe Locomotive finished in maroon, green, gold, silver front light, black metal wheels and Y14 Duke of Connaught Locomotive - brown, green, gold including boiler door, black metal wheels - conditions are generally Good to Excellent in generally Good to Good Plus Lesney picture boxes. (3)
Matchbox G7 Gift Set to include Y3 E Class Tramcar "News of the World" - red, white roof, black plastic wheels, gold lights, grey lifeguards; Y4 Shand Mason Horse Drawn Fire Engine "Kent Fire Brigade" - red, white horses, black metal wheels, 3 x figures; Y11 Aveling & Porter Road Roller - green including roof, black supports, red metal wheels with smooth tread; Y12 Horse Drawn "Lipton's Tea" Bus - red, tan interior and figure driver with black hat, brown horses, black metal wheels and Y13 Santa Fe Locomotive - green, maroon, silver boiler door - conditions are generally Good to Excellent, inner box and carded tray are Good (some small tears to edges), outer carded sleeve is Fair (still complete) - see photo.
A PAIR OF GEORGE II RED WALNUT SIDE CHAIRSMID-18TH CENTURYeach with a padded back and seat later covered in studded brown leather, on leaf and shell carved cabriole front legs and brass roller castors (2)ProvenanceThe collection of Colonial Williamsburg.Acquired by the present owner from North East Auctions.
A collection of boxed Matchbox 1-75 series toy cars & vehicles to include 19e Road Dragster x 3, 19d Lotus Racing Car, 20c Chevrolet Taxi (boxed as Taxi Cab) x 2, 20d Lamborghini Marzal, 20e Police Range Rover (boxed as Police Patrol Roller Matics), 21d Foden Concrete Truck x2, 21e Road Roller & 21f Renault 5TL (12)
A collection of boxed Matchbox 1-75 series toy cars & vehicles to include 71c Ford Heavy Wrecker, 71e Dodge Cattle Truck, 71d Jumbo Jet motorbike, 71b Jeep Gladiator Pick Up, 72b CJ5 Jeep, 72d Bomag Road Roller, 72c Hovercraft, 73c Mercury Commuter x 3, 73e Ford Model A, 73b Ferrari F1 & 73d Weasel (13)
Two boxes of assorted items to include: cameras; Kodak Instamatic, Ful-vue Ensign, Adox Golf folding camera in leather case, lacquered oriental scene trinket box, shoe stretchers, barometer, Brinco wire stapler, various glass bottles, antique glasses with tortoiseshell rims, pair of O'Flanagan's patent water goggles in original box, three vintage dolls in fabric outfits, a bag of loose stamps, a bag of loose GB coinage including one and two shilling coins, loose foreign coinage; Francs etc, cigarette lighters; Colibri, Kewalite and others, a Concinnum cigarette roller, a commemorative Coronation King George V medal, vintage razor in velvet box, commemorative tin, wooden box, scissors, lipstick holders, pocket knife, wool winder, miniature Clem iron etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Matchbox Superfast group 46c Ford Tractor & Harrow - blue, black wheels, yellow plastic harrow; 51c Claas Combine Harvester - red, yellow plastic, black wheels; 53d Flareside Pick-up Truck - blue body, black base, white interior with "Baja Bouncer" 326 tampo print; 61b Ford Wreck Truck - red, amber windows and roof-lights, black base and grille, white booms with red hooks; 65b Airport Coach "Qantas" - red, white roof, amber windows; 66c Ford Transit Open-Back Truck - orange, green windows, with plastic load 72c Bomag Road Roller - yellow, red interior and engine, yellow 5-arch wheels - conditions are generally Near Mint to Mint in Excellent to Mint boxes (couple of small scuffs on edges). (7)
91936 Riley 9 Monaco SaloonReg. no. CHY 676Chassis no. 5672330Engine no. SZ2330This Monaco four door saloon was first registered on 14th September 1936 and is still a very honest car in very original condition, having never been subject to a full restoration. The Riley has been maintained and repaired as needed over its 83 years and consequently, according to the vendor, has received plaudits for the retention of such originality. CHY 676 was purchased by the vendor in 2018 and was then exercised and enjoyed over the following 18 months; since then the car has been little used and the vendor has decided to sell it as part of an attempt to reduce his collection. In 2006 significant mechanical maintenance was undertaken, including the fitting of new shell bearings, total expenditure £2,310. In 2011 a new radiator core was fitted. The car still retains original paint and upholstery, although a new set of carpets have been fitted. The Monaco boasts quality fittings including a sun visor, roller blind, rear roller blind and a fully working sliding sunroof. In the file there is an original instruction book, numerous receipts, a selection of old MOT certificates and tax discs, plus a V5C. We are advised that the front passenger window has come off the runner and there is a small oil drip from the front of the engine. Overall a delightful example.Estimate: £10,500 - 11,000To be auctioned along with a fantastic selection of other vehicles on July 1st at our Showell Farm site, SN15 2NU with viewing on the 29th and 30th of June, you can also join us at our Nostalgia Social cars & coffee event on June 25th. Viewing is welcome prior to sale and all cars are sold as seen, condition reports can be requested on each lot by contacting us direct. Lots are not available to buy prior to auction. Fully illustrated catalogue is available on the Richard Edmonds Auction website. Bids can be made online, by telephone or live on site. All lots are subject to commission.Vehicles that are un-registered or on foreign plates may require Import Duty and Vat to be paid upon purchase via HMRC prior to registering with the DVLA for a UK plate, if you are not sure please ask. For classic cars over 30 years this equates to 5% Duty on the final value. For cars described as MOT exempt (pre-1983) these vehicles may need their exemption registered with the DVLA.
A stylized diamond and emerald brooch, circa 1970s, comprising a textured floral form set to the centre with a cluster of round mixed cut emeralds and round brilliant cut diamonds, extending to the tips of the form, claw set throughout, total diamond weight approx 0.36ct, diameter approx 53mm, pin and roller clasp to reverse, applied gold tab marked 750 Cj ltd, total gross weight approx 18.5gms Further details: good all stones present, chip to girdle on one emerald, some abrasions and wear and tear commensurate with age
Borge Mogansen - BM Danish Furniture - A retro vintage mid 20th century circa 1960s Danish teak highboard secretaire designed by Børge Mogensen. The bookcase cabinet having three open shelving above a tambour roller shutter enclosing open shelving flanked by drawers over three long drawers. Stamped BM, Made in Denmark, to the reverse. It measures approx. 182cm x 100cm x 43cm.
A French diamond set plaque brooch/pendant, c.1920-1925,of pierced curved tonneau form. A pair of old European cut diamonds, milligrain set in plain collets at the centre, with triangular panels, grain set with rose cut diamonds. An open hexagonal frame with graduated keystone plaques to each side, each with an old European cut diamond, milligrain set in a plain collet with lines of milligrain set graduated rose cut diamonds. Radiating lines of rose cut diamonds all millgrain set to a shallow guage detachable brooch pin and roller catch. With a pair of later concealed pendant bales. Tested as approximately 18ct gold, faced with platinum. 45mm x 26mm, 10.38gCondition ReportDiamonds bright and lively. Light surface marks commensurate with its age. Slightly dirty.White gold very slightly creamy in colour.Pin kinked.
A cased regimental sweetheart diamond and enamel 'The King's Royal Rifle Corps' brooch,with a red and green enamel emblem to the centre of a Maltese cross, pavé set with graduated eight cut diamonds. An enamelled and diamond set crown above with 'Celer et Aidax' green enamelled ribbon below, to a pin and roller catch. A case by Carrington & Co. Ltd, 130 Regent Street, W1. 33mm x 21mm, 6.79gCondition ReportGenerally good condition for age, though it would benefit from a clean.All diamonds present and correct; the smaller ones are rose cuts.There are no losses to the enamel, though the red in the crown is abraded, so less shiny, and some scratching to the green band below it.Pin, clasp and safety catch all in good working order.Nicely presented in smart leather case.
An American Art Deco, odeonesque, citrine, onyx and diamond brooch/pendant, c.1935,a rectangular step cut citrine, end set with pierced arched claws to a bevelled onyx frame, with a row of eight cut diamonds, grain set in a stepped bar at each end. A fold down diamond set bale, which locks in place when being worn as a brooch, a brooch pin and roller catch, together with a concealed wire slide, so that it can also be worn on a bracelet. Suspended on a snail chain with a bolt ring clasp, marked 18 and 18K. Chain marked 14K and 585, 55mm x 21mm,18.68g, 6.34gCondition ReportLight surface marks commensurate with its age. Glue present under the claws that secure the citrine.A pale creamy colour, does not look as though it has been rhodium plated.The chain is very white in comparison.Minor marks to the citrine under a 10x loupe.
A three colour gold diamond and ruby spray brooch, c.1940,with a trefoil cluster of old European cut and old Swiss cut diamonds, claw set in white collets, to an open yellow bloom. A spray of rose gold bell type spring flowers, with pairs of cabochon rubies, claw set to the centres, with incised leaves, to a sprung white gold hinge, curved pin and roller catch, with a pair of support hocks. Tested as approximately 14ct gold. 61mm x 35mm, 15.48gCondition ReportLight surface marks commensurate with its age. Diamonds and gemstones bright and lively.Tarnish is areas.
A French diamond set twisted wire knot brooch, c.1950, with strands of twisted wire gathered to a knot. Graduated brilliant cut diamonds claw set in white collets at each terminal to a pin and roller catch. Marked 18K DES. In FRANCE. A later case by Sandra Cronan Ltd. 65mm x 33mm, 19.94gCondition ReportDiamonds bright and lively. Areas of tarnish.Light surface marks commensurate with its age. Damp has affected the exterior of the case.
A sapphire and diamond Catherine wheel style brooch/pendant,with a central cluster of circular mixed cut sapphires, all claw set. Radiating spiral rays, grain set with rows of graduated brilliant cut sapphires on wires between. A brooch pin and roller catch with eyelet, bale deficient. Tested as approximately 18ct white gold. 36mm x 35mm, 9.90gCondition ReportBale deficient.Diamonds bright and lively.Gemstones bright and lively.Minor marks to the table or crown facet edges under 10x magnification - sapphires
A Continental gold turquoise set sunburst brooch/pendant, c.1960,with an oval cabochon turquoise, claw set to the centre in a landscape position. Radiating rows of graduated cabochon turquoise, all claw set to looped wires with a brooch pin and roller catch, and a 'V' shaped bale. 57.00mm x 50.00mm, 23.62gCondition ReportTested as approximately 18ct gold.The bale, pin, roller catch tested as approximately 14ct.Minor variations in the colour, tone, saturation of the turquoise.1x paste replacement.Light surface marks commensurate with its age. Visible inclusions to the naked eye.
An 18ct gold diamond and enamel teddy bear brooch, by Tom O'Donahue, c.1980,with eight cut diamond set eyes, a black enamel nose and turquoise enamel paw pads, to a textured ground, with a pin and roller catch, London 1989. 32mm x 23mm, 15.10gCondition ReportLight surface marks commensurate with its age.
A single stone citrine brooch, c.1830-1840,with an oval Lisbon cut citrine, claw set to a frame of repousse scrolls and cannetille work. A pin and fold down looped bale, with a later roller catch. Tested as approximately 15ct gold. 47mm x 40mm, 17.20gCondition ReportLight surface marks commensurate with its age. Gemstones bright and lively.Under 10x magnification some squashed scrolls.
A Victorian ruby and turquoise set snake or serpent knot style brooch,the coiled snake with cabochon ruby eyes, rub set with a line of graduated cabochon turquoise. The snake holding a heart shaped pendant in his mouth, rub set to the front with a cabochon turquoise, with a glazed locket verso. Tested as approximately 15ct gold. 55mm x 38mm, 10.91gCondition ReportSoft solder at the replacement roller catch.Scratches and marks consistent with its age. Shallow dents and bruises to the reverse.Glazed cover is not positioned correctly.Slight variations in the colour of the turquoise.Heart slightly squashed at the front.
A late Victorian diamond set turquoise star brooch,with a central cluster of a brilliant cut diamond, surrounded by old European cut diamonds. Graduated cabochon turquoise all grain set to the rays, with a replacement brooch fitting and roller catch. Hook bale deficient. Tested as approximately 9ct gold. 45mm x 35mm approximately, 10.01gCondition ReportReplacement fittings.Hook deficient.Replacement centre diamond. Natural variations in the colour of the turquoise.1x stained howlite replacement.
A Danish sterling silver 'Peak' necklace, bracelet, earring and brooch suite, by Brødrene Bjorklund, c.1961-1971,a series of satin finish arched triangles with a deeply textured section to one side, with brooch pin and roller catch, and clip earring fittings. All marked BrdrB. Denmark. Brooch 47mm x 20mm approximately, 65.66gCondition ReportTarnished. Light surface marks commensurate with its age.
A sterling silver brooch by Georg Jensen, designed by Nanna Ditzel no. 337A, of circular disc form, with two incurved slits, brooch pin and roller catch. Import hallmark London 1973. Marked Denmark 925 S and signed Georg Jensen 1945 - to present day. A Georg Jensen case. 61mm x 60mm, 28.56gCondition ReportLight surface marks commensurate with its age.Noticeable scratches and marks. Tarnished in areas.
A sterling silver cultured pearl shell brooch/pendant, by Georg Jensen,no. 328, designed by Nanna Ditzell. Plain polished finish with with a 7.90mm cultured pearl, peg set to the top, with a drop down articulated bale, pin and roller catch. Import hallmark London 1960. 61mm x 41mm including bale. 25.22gCondition ReportScratches and marks consistent with its age. Tarnished.Rollet catch, lever deficient. This will need to be repaired.
A French diamond set gold chimera brooch, c.1900,with the chimera or dragon staring with mouth open, wings outstretched, grain set with rows of graduated rose cut diamonds, standing on the body of a serpent amongst bull rushes to a scrolling frame with a concealed pendant hook below. A metal pin and replacement roller catch. Tested as approximately 18ct gold. 26mm x 25mm approximately, 7.12gCondition ReportDirty.Replacement catch and pin.The pin setting the dragon's feet to the frame is loose. Tarnished.Marks to the hook.Slight wear to the chest.
A sapphire and diamond brooch,possibly Iberian, early 18th century, with a table cut diamond set to a boss, with repoussé decoration. Sprays above set with cabochon and faceted sapphires and rose cut diamonds, with pear shaped pendant drops set with cabochon sapphires and table cut diamonds. A later brooch pin and roller catch. A later case by W Phillips, 492 Oxford St, London. 41mm x 36mm, 12.24gCondition ReportProbably had a box surmount originally.Table and crown facet edge wear.Surface reaching inclusions to the sapphires. Scratches and marks consistent with its age. Tarnished.
A Victorian diamond set leaf spray brooch,with two graduated leaves, grain set with graduated cushion cut, old European cut, old Swiss cut and old eight cut diamonds to a pin and later roller catch. Tested as approximately 18ct gold, pin tested as approximately 9ct gold. 42mm x 30mm approximately, 9.35gCondition ReportSoft solder at the caps on the stem. Probably part of a larger spray brooch. Possibly two different leaves combined to form one brooch. Diamonds bright and lively.
An Art Deco diamond bar brooch,graduated old cut diamonds, grain set, to a tapered white gold bar faced in platinum, with a chenier gallery, pin and roller catch, diamonds with an estimated total weight of 2.50ct, tested as approximately 9ct gold faced in platinum, approximately 5mm x 71mm, 4.08g, with original Harrods caseCondition ReportMinor surface reaching inclusions to a few of the diamonds, visible under 10x magnification.Pin and catch secure.Marks/scratches to mount.With original Harrods box. Fabric to inside of box lid fragile.
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