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A job lot of assorted glassware including glass rolling pin, shipping unavailable

Portmeirion Botanic garden vase and Amaryllis rolling pin

A collection of kitchen storage jars including T G Green Cornish ware in blue and yellow banding, Robert Stewart designed jars, continental jars, a T G Green rolling pin etc Condition Report:No condition report available.

MARBLE ROLLING PIN AND HOLDER

Collection of cake making and decoration tools, includes rolling pin, marble, number and alphabet tools, etc

A collection of T.G. Green and other blue and white banded Cornish ware to include storage jar, flour sifter, rolling pin, cups and saucers, etc (af)

EIGHT PIECES OF PORTMEIRION BOTANIC GARDEN, comprising a teapot, a biscuit barrel, a rolling pin, a cream jug, a covered sugar bowl, a cylindrical vase height 17cm, a dinner plate and a side plate (8) (Condition Report: all appear in good condition, signs of light use, no obvious damage)

Selection of vintage brass items to include camping cooker, meat jack, heavy brass rolling pin etc

A quantity of miscellanea including Pyrex rolling pin, three Homepride men, flit sprayer, hair clippers, old iron etc.

A collection of coloured glass, to include a large bowl, 42cm diameter; and a rolling pin. (4)

19th century Bristol Blue glass rolling pin inscribed with the motto 'Success to Napoleon' L35cm, 19th century glazed teapot modelled as a fish eating another fish, Victorian Masons Ironstone teapot and hydra jug decorated with Dragon moulded handles and a pair of Victorian brass and copper hearth ornaments in the form of boots (6)

A pair of Antique oil lamp shades and fonts, lacking bases, 3 chimneys and a green glass rolling pin

A 19thC Sunderland Ware rolling pin depicting the True Love from Hull. 37cm l.

A T G Green & Co Cornishware ceramic rolling pin, chipped and damage to end, a dome top sugar caster, (h 12.5cm x 7.5cm), small stain to top, two blue and white pepper pots and two odd lids, cup and saucer, tapered cylinder milk jug (h 11.5cm x 10cm) and a butter dish and cover, (h 8cm x 23cm) and a beaker which has staining and crazing to interior and exterior surface, and a Chef Ware Staffordshire blue and white banded conical vinegar bottle, with plastic top, (a lot)

Collection of Kitchenalia incl. six clear glass storage jars for Starch, Sodium Metal, Nitric Acid Pure etc, earthenware rolling pin and Salt jar etc (qty)

A job lot of assorted collectables including blue glass rolling pin

Kitchenware to include mincers, herb cutter, rolling pin etc

AN OLIVE BLACK GLASS ROLLING PIN probably Nailsea, with decorative white flecks, 38cm long.

2 REELS, A BARBUS 110 & A RAY WALTON ROLLING PIN MKII REEL BY JW YOUNG & SONS

A Kenwood Mixer together with a Vintage Pyrex Rolling Pin Etc

ONE BOX OF NEW AND UNUSED BADGES AND GUITAR PICKS, comprising new and unused ten tins of The Rolling Stones branded guitar picks, over one hundred assorted pin badges (Sex Pistols, Police, Buzzcocks, Bowie, etc), a quantity of fabric sew/iron on England badges, over one hundred metal pin badges (London, England, Scotland, etc), etc. (s.d) (1 box)

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES, to include a large Victorian writing box, one box of cutlery, sugar tongs, knives, etc., a blue Cloisonné vase, height 17cm, table lamps, brass coal bucket, jam pan, copper kettle, pedestal dish and a copper Purity Tips tea caddy 1953, wicker dogs basket, shopping basket, two cast irons, three horse bits, wooden rolling pin, etc (s.d) (2 boxes + loose)

A Rare 19th Century Canadian Meat Pounder, A Rare 'Off Centre' Rolling Pin and Two Other Items

Victorian glass rolling pin

Victorian blue glass rolling pin, A Sailors Gift

A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS TREEN 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES Comprising nine turned bowls and beakers, two plates, two footed bowls, a pan, five various spoons, a Bethlehem souvinir model of a pepperette, a gavel with brass heads, an inkstand, a textured rolling pin 35cm long, two ink-blocks and two short bread moulds

Seven 19th century glass frigger rolling pins, including a Wrockwardine type, and a Nailsea type rolling pin, the largest 50.5cm.

Collection of five 19th century glass frigger rolling pins, four Bristol blue, one brown, the largest with traces of enamel depicting a sailing ship and a steamboat, 74cm, another smaller pin with traces of enamel, and one of Nailsea type

The Sir Nicholas Goodison Collection of Automata & Moving Toys (lots 91-160)Sir Nicholas Goodison (1934 2021) was a well-respected businessman, scholar, patron of the arts, polymath (he held a Ph.D. in Architecture and Art History), and philanthropist. He had a remarkable presence in the two worlds of banking and the arts; he was a highly respected chairman of the London Stock Exchange (1976-1986), chairman of the TSB Group (1988-1995), and deputy chair of Lloyds TSB (1995-2000). Outside of his finance, Goodison chaired leading cultural institutions such as the Courtauld (1982-2002), the Art Fund (1986-2002), and the Crafts Council (1997-2005).The collection includes hundreds of traditional mechanical and hand-operated toys from many countries, ranging from commercial toys dating from the 1950s onwards, to major contemporary pieces by leading modern British makers. These mechanically minded artists share a delight in the absurd and the ridiculous, creating toys which occupy the strange, shifting ground between folk art, kinetic sculpture, toy-making, satire and mechanics.Alongside the humorous mechanical sculpture are a large number of toys many of them traditional in design and made in countries all over the world, some hand-crafted, some mass-produced, which either move by themselves (once set off) or can be made to move by anyone with a hand or two. They were all collected by Sir Nicholas over a fifty year period from 1953 during his extensive travels throughout the world.Tony Mann, 1927-2013, Wooden Waves with White Words, a hand wound-automaton, painted wood, hardboard, wire, metals, cotton fabric, string, signed to the front of base Tony Mann 05 and under the base Tony Mann 05 Wooden Waves with White Words, 40cm high, 61cm wide, 31cm deepSir Nicholas Goodison noted: the eight wave pieces rock to and from, driven by a Meccano wheel connected by band to a smaller Meccano wheel on the main shaft. The left end of the eight waves have the painted words Swell, Swirl, Splish, Squish, Swoosh, Slap, Splosh, Splash, all indicative of the wetness of ocean sailing. The right hand ends have the words Squall, Sparkle, Spume, Shine, Salt, Sun, Spray, Surf, other characteristic of the open ocean. The yacht rides on the Swoosh/Salt wave, connected to it loosely by screw and rolling owing to a wire connection to an eccentric pin on the drive wheel at the rear. Thus it rolls as well as pitches, but the single-handed yachtsman looks undismayed. The gulls ride freely, attached by wire and with weights to ensure that they ride on the waves convincingly. The purpose of the red-topped post is not clear, but at least the yacht has cleared it, one hopes to portProvenance: Purchased Tony Mann, British Toymakers Guild, Oxo Tower, London, November 2006.Note: Tony Mann, 1927-2013, worked for 20 years as an industrial designer before turning his creative energy into automata. Each is a one-of-a-kind piece and show his love of bright colours.He was voted Toymaker of the Year by the British Toymakers Guild for both 1987 and 1988.Roseberys do not guarantee the working order of any automata or toy.Condition Report: In good condition consistent with use. Bearing Sir Nicholas Goodison's inventory number. 

Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Sir William Hillary, silver (Colin H. Bryant, Voted 18th. January 1940.) with uniface ‘double dolphin’ suspension, on original investiture pin, in case of issue, extremely fine £800-£1,000 --- Colin H. Bryant was born in Farnham, Surrey, on 1 September 1890 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy Second Class on 20 March 1907. He served as Coxswain of the Dover Motor Lifeboat from 1930 to 1940, and was awarded the Royal National Lifeboat Institution’s Silver Medal ‘in recognition of his courage and seamanship when the lifeboat under his command rescued the crew of sixteen of H.M. Trawler Blackburn Rovers, which was in distress off Dover in a whole W.S.W. gale with a very heavy sea on 26 November 1939.’ ‘While H.M. Trawler Blackburn Rovers, with 16 men on board, was on an anti-submarine patrol near Dover, in rough seas and a south westerly gale, a wire fouled her propeller. The crew let go the anchor, but this failed to hold and the boat began drifting towards a mine field. The Dover lifeboat men were summoned and the 64 ft. ‘Special' lifeboat Sir William Hillary left harbour at 10 a.m., taking with her Lieutenant Richard Walker, R.N.R., the Assistant King’s Harbour Master, who had a chart showing the minefields in the area. In the heavy seas, it took nearly one and a quarter hours for the lifeboat to reach the disabled trawler, by which time she was right on the edge of a deep minefield. Although the boat herself could drift through this area without touching a mine, there was a grave danger that her anchor cable would come into contact with a mine. There was then the added problem that even if she passed through this particular minefield safely, the trawler would then enter a shallow minefield. Coxswain Bryant took the lifeboat alongside, and Lieutenant Walker instructed the trawler’s crew to collect all the ship’s papers together and as much of her secret gear as they could and to pass them all over to the lifeboat and, before they abandoned ship, they were to scuttle the vessel. The trawler was rolling violently in the heavy seas, which by that time were breaking clean over her, and she offered no lee at all for the lifeboat. Coxswain Bryant had to use all his skill to hold the lifeboat in position while the papers and gear were transferred, and his two Mechanics had great difficulty in remaining at the engine controls, so violent was the motion of the lifeboat. By that time, they were all well aware that they were right in the middle of the minefield, but still the work went on of transferring the gear. At any moment, the trawler’s anchor cable could have fouled a mine blowing them up. It took over an hour to get all the gear on board the lifeboat before the crew of 16 were rescued. Coxswain Bryant turned the lifeboat round and set course for home. They then had to face the full fury of the storm and speed had to be reduced to 6 knots. Coxswain Bryant had only recently recovered from a very serious illness, consequently he handed over the wheel to the Second Coxswain during the journey back. Huge seas repeatedly crashed over the lifeboat and it took them 3 hours to reach Dover Harbour, arriving there at 3.30 p.m.’ (Lifeboat Gallantry, by Barry Cox refers). For this action Bryant was awarded the R.N.L.I. Silver Medal; and Lieutenant Richard Walker, R.N.R.; Second Coxswain Sidney Hills; Mechanic Wilfred Cook; and Second Mechanic Christian Stock, were all awarded the R.N.L.I. Bronze Medal. Bryant died on 13 March 1941. Sold with the recipient’s R.N.L.I. Silver Medal Certificate, dated 18 January 1940; and R.N.L.I. Certificate of Service, dated 17 April 1941, these both mounted in glazed display frames; and copied research.

Two boxes of assorted items to include: art glass vase, two glass decanters with stoppers, Shelley blue vase, Gwili pottery jungle design vase, Wedgwood 'Columbine' saucers and small plates, vintage kitchenalia; weighing scales, cookie cutters, Ambassador Aladdin vacuum flask, rolling pin, bundt tin, casserole, glass lemonade jug, metal canisters etc, mid Century floral soup bowls, vintage wall clock etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A Victorian Sunderland lustre jug and bowl depicting 'The Unfortunate London', together with a ceramic rolling pin also decorated with 'The Unfortunate London' (3)The jug has a small chip to the spout, a hairline to the base and some surface wear. The rolling pin has small chips to one end, some crazing and staining. The bowl has a rim chip and some hairlines.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY POSTCARD ALBUM, with an Art Nouveau design cover, containing over fifty postcards from all over Britain, many from the Midlands, a Victorian glass rolling pin, a Japanese porcelain tea set, a Russwin No.1 cast iron table top mincer, a jointed teddy bear with glass eyes, straw filling (very well loved, worn fur), together with a boxed Spears 'Bricklayer' (The bricks and mortar building kit) Kit No.4 (bricks, windows and plans appear to be present) (s.d) (3 boxes + loose)

Silver charm bracelet with forty-five silver charms including camera, rolling pin, golf clubs and magnifying glassCondition Report:Approx 108gm

A group of 19th century kitchenaliato include: a thick glass rolling pin, the eight treen items to include, a fruitwood rolling pin, a small rolling pin, a large ribbed oats rolling pin, a large sycamore/ash rolling pin and a single handled example, also a butter pat, a thistle pastry mould and a sycamore butter mould, (9)longest 57cmCondition: There are long old splits to the fruitwood example, the butter splat has splits to its end/tip. Minor chips and wear commensurate with age and use.

Portmeirion, The Botanic Garden ceramic ware, including a quantity of tea cups, a quiche dish, a rolling pin, a milk jug, etc, an Evesham Vale Royal Worcester fine porcelain dish, etc

Victorian glass rolling pin, cobolt blue, 37cm; a Nailsea glass twisted walking stick, with red and white stripes, 110cm; a dumpy paperweight, and other glasswareQty: 8

A Collection of Portmeirion China to comprise Large Pot, Rolling Pin, Flan Dish Etc

A Victorian glass rolling pin and three glasses

A good collection of Portmeirion Botanic garden table ware including a large bread crock, jugs, vases, storage jars, rolling pin, two coffee sets - chip to spout of coffee pot - approx 90 pieces

A 19th century blue glass rolling pin with presentation dated 1858, together with another similar blue glass rolling pin and a S Tower shouldered green glass bottle

Czech Cranberry and Amber Glass Vase, 23cm high, Sylvac Tan terries, Devon Perky Pup, Grafton tea ware, nut brown rolling pin, etc:- One Tray

Mixed ceramics including marble rolling pin. Not available for in-house P&P

A Collection of Various Kitchen Cornishware to comprise Plate, Vinegar Bottle, Cup and Saucer, Utensil Pot Etc together with a Vintage Rolling Pin (Condition Issues)

Three Victorian glass smelling salts bottles with plated mounts, a Nailsea glass tri-colour walking cane and an amethyst glass rolling pin, 104cm long and smaller (5)

A Nailsea type antique glass rolling pin and a ship in bottle.

FOUR BOXES OF CERAMICS, MIRRORS AND FRAMED PRINTS, to include a box of framed prints and a circular bathroom mirror, two blue and white 'Willow' pattern serving dishes, Royal Doulton- Gordon Ramsey , vintage T.G Green & Co. Ltd. Cornish Kitchen Ware salt pot and large milk jug (hairline crack in base), a green marble rolling pin, a TY Beanie Baby 'Waddle' the penguin, a boxed Doro7030 mobile phone, planters, books, etc (4 boxes + loose)

A collection of 19th century and later china and glass, to include cranberry and a Bristol blue glass rolling pin

2 boxes of Treen, wooden bowls, animals, rolling pin and spoons etc

A 'Bristol' glass rolling pin, the clear body with red glass striations, 38cm long.

An enamel flour storage container; various vases; toast racks; wooden rolling pin etc

A GROUP OF CERAMICS, to include six limited edition Coalport reproduction pot lids and bases numbered 111/750, comprising 'Ross & Sons' Genuine Bear's Grease', 'The Waterfall', 'The Maidservant', 'The Swing', 'St Paul's Cathedral and River Pageant', and another scene of dentistry, approximate diameter 11cm, two white Coalport bowls, three Coalport modelled flower ornaments, a Portmeirion Botanic Garden rolling pin, fourteen Lilliput Lane cottages including Witley, Orchard Farm Cottage, Hampton Manor and Tea Caddy Cottage, eight Poole Pottery stoneware wildlife plates diameter 13cm, giftwares including Wedgwood Kutani Crane and Angela, Coalport Strawberry and Ludlow, etc (qty) (Condition report: most pieces appear in good condition, some damage)

Vintage kitchenalia to include coffee grinder, rolling pin, table gong and beater, corkscrews, small ice cream moulds, etc (a lot)

Mixed collectables to include a paint box with oil paints (tatty paints), Metamec onyx & brass carriage clock, large polished stone egg, metal cash box, B&A indoor carpet bowls, postal balance scales, boxed Pyrex rolling pin, carved stone rhino, 'The Lynx' Lawrence & Mayo opera glasses in leather case, sample tile 'Fountain Green', large carob seed pod, ammunition belt, draught excluder & cushion with dog decoration, eastern textiles, etc (2 boxes)

HUNTLEY & PALMERS; an unusual French issue biscuit tin, titled 'Dessert Nanette', 23 x 22 x 6cm, together with an advertising glass rolling pin titled 'Special Scene de Menage', with cork to one side, length 52cm (2).Qty: 2

A Hillwood 1930's sunflower strainer dish and a Cornishware rolling pin

A Portmeirion group of items including butter dish, rolling pin, toast rack, pin dish, oil diffuser, two castors and rectangular dish

A box of ceramics / pottery to include Portmeirion plates, teapot, rolling pin, cups, a large pottery tray and a "lava" style charger / bowl.

Quantity of various assorted kitchen wares, rolling pin etc

Selection of TG Green pottery includes rolling pin, mixing bowl and 3 small bowls