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MARBLE ROLLING PIN WITH STAND

Victorian painted glass rolling pin, 'Present from Sunderland' commemorating the Crimean War; four other glass rolling pins and lignum vitae rolling pin.

A collection of Lord Nelson pottery Gay time pattern wares. Including a two tier cake stand, rolling pin, lidded tureen etc

Cornish Ware to include muffin dish with lid 21cm d, flour dredger and rolling pin. Large blue and white striped mug.Condition ReportWear commensurate with age. Rolling pin has no wooden handles and crazing.

A good quality French cut glass bowl with white metal handle with French silver marks 25cm d together with a 19thC glass rolling pin 46cm and a cranberry glass jug.Condition ReportBowl and rolling pin in good condition. Jug with chips to rim.

Milchglas "Rolling Pin" mit polychromer Malerei "Segelschiff" und schwerleserlichem Sinnspruch sowie Widmung: "From a friend", 19.Jh., L. 42,5cm, partiell berieben

A large collection of vintage 20th century Portmeirion The Botanic Garden pottery china comprising of storage jars, serving bowls, salad bowls, a rolling pin, saucers, cups, two teapots, dinner plates and more. 

A selection of kitchen tools and accessories, including: a Victorian mahogany miniature spice cabinet, 22cms high; a stained wood rolling pin; a pestle and mortar; and other items.

MASONS IRONSTONE SAUCE TUREEN WITH GILT DECORATION TOGETHER WITH A NUTBROWN ROLLING PIN (2)

WOODEN STORAGE BOX AND A VINTAGE ROLLING PIN

A mixed lot of kitchenalia and glassware to include six hand-engaved hock glasses, a cut-glass caster, a hand-decorated frosted-glass jug (16.5cm high), a set of six enamelled-metal containers (sucre, cafe, chicoree etc.), a J. & G. Meakin cup, saucer and plate in the 'Sunshine' pattern, a 'Nutbrown' rolling pin, a Bilton's 'Elegance' sugar bowl and 'Mrs Beeton's All About Cookery' (Ward Lock & Co.)

A box containing a selection of mixed domestic items to include: Portmeirion rolling pin, food moulds, fruit decorated table centre piece.

Portmeirion Pomona patterned items to include: storage pots, candlesticks, rolling pin, serving plates etc

A selection of French Quimper Italian and other pottery, kitchenalia, household ceramics and glass, to include a mirror, bar pull, and rolling pin, Royal Doulton Larchmont, and other itemsLocation: 7.3/7.4

Georgian glass rolling pin with sailing ship decoration and script 'Robert and Susannah Heffell married April 15th 1827' and verse 'The ocean wide between us' etc, L42cm

A Nailsea glass rolling pin.

Four pieces of 19th century glass comprising a Nailsea type pipe, a twist cane, a rolling pin and a novelty apprentice piece bugle.

Turned wooden rolling pin, treen yoyo with metal outer bands 

Victorian rolling pin, 'Present from Sunderland'; four other glass rolling pins and Wigan rolling pin.

A NAILSEA TYPE GLASS ROLLING PIN 'Remember me' (worn inscription)

A Collection of Vintage Kitchenwares to include Juicers, Rolling Pin, Pestle and Mortar Etc

Kitchenalia. Miscellaneous Victorian and later treen and metal articles, to include a roller, squeezers, rolling pin, set of beakers in leather case and a pair of brass wick trimmers, etc Variable condition

GREEN GLASS ROLLING PIN, PLUS ONE OTHER ROLLING PIN Both in used condition, unchecked

A quantity of kitchenalia including coffee grinder, wooden moulds, rolling pin, cutting boards, etc.

A small quantity of china including Emma Bridgewater oven dish and similar rolling pin, two novelty chicken egg cups, Lamorna Pottery bowl and Heron Cross floral jug.

A quantity of art glass including Holmguard and Caithness, a milchglas rolling pin, and a small quantity of ceramics including two Royal Crown Derby cups and saucers, Doulton Burslem vase, Hammersley dish, and a Wedgwood plate (two trays)

Two trays of assorted ceramics and glass including a part Foley tea set by Wileman & Co, polychrome marbles, Victorian glass rolling pins, cocktail glass multi coloured swizzle sticks, and a patch work pin cushionTwo trays of assorted ceramics and glass including a part Foley tea set by Wileman & Co, polychrome marbles, Victorian glass rolling pins, cocktail glass multi coloured swizzle sticks, and a patch work pin cushionOne of the cups with a small crack, the jug with chips and cracks, and signs of glue residue, some of the saucers with small chips, all items with gilt decoration rubbed to the outer edges, the Royal Doulton figure titled the Lobster Man with chips and losses to the Lobster and a crack and later restoration with glue residue through the central part of the figures body, character jug in good condition, blue glass rolling pin with a chip to the side, and the glass rolling pin also has chips to the side and surfaces

Egyptian Remington rolling block rifle, chambered in .43 Egyptian, 35inch barrel fitted with folding ladder sight and bayonet bar secured by three barrel bands, no visible serial number.Section 58(2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification ID will be required if the lot it to be posted out.128.5cm longCondition report: The rifle has a worn look generally. There is light pitting throughout and the woodwork has small knocks and dents. Action cocks and releases correctly with a strong mainspring. The rolling block locks up tightly without any play. The firing pin and extractor are present and appear to function as they should.The bore is very dirty but it has a strong rifling pattern present. There is some light pitting visible but nothing very deep. With a good clean the bore would improve.The rifle lacks a cleaning rod as well as a screw from the butt plate. One screw on the left side of the action has been completely chewed up and would need replacing for the gun to look its best. The buttstock has three spliced in repairs at the wrist, there are several patches of damage around the butt plate join. 

A T.G. Green Cornish kitchen ware rolling pin with wooden handles

A LARGE WICKER HAMPER CONTAINING AN AMOUNT OF CERAMICS TO INCLUDE STONEWARE BOTTLES, VINTAGE ROLLING PIN, BOWLS, ETC

A Pair of Mary Gregory Red Glass Bottle Vases 23.5cm, an opaque pink balaster vase 32cm and a milk glass rolling pin

Large glazed dairy bowl and an early T.G. Green Cornishware rolling pin

Original vintage feminism propaganda poster for Women's Liberation Struggle Conference / Nari Mukti Sangharsh Sammelan in Patna, India from 5-8 February 1988, featuring a black and white illustration of women clenching their fists in anger while holding sickle, torch on fire, and a rolling pin, set over red background. This poster is for the third Conference attended by women activists of all classes, it held discussions on women, work and property, violence, health and ecology, communalism, culture and religion, patriarchy and struggles. Fair condition, creasing, staining, several tears on edges. Country of issue: India, designer: Dilip Chowdhury Associates, size (cm): 63x40, year of printing: 1988.

Vintage mixing bowls, nutbrown rolling pin, horlicks mixing glass,

A collection of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern dinner and teawares, to include a rolling pin and a serving bowl, 26cm, together with a Royal Doulton Larchmont pattern part dinner service

A quantity of glassware. Vintage glass soda syphon by Ward & Sons Swinton, vintage glass rolling pin, candlestick.

A selection of antique cranberry and similar glass wares including Bristol blue rolling pin, Bohemian overlay and gilt decorated decanter.

Early XX Century Postcards, earthenware pancheon, rolling pin, brass trivet:- One Box, Lowry print.

A 19th century butlers two section cutlery tray, c.1850; a large rolling pin; carved softwood fire tool box; a large block clamp (4).** We would please ask that all payments are made by 12pm on Thursday 14th April at the latest. Collection for all lots is strictly by appointment at Otterbeck Hall, Chinley, SK23 6AH where all items are located. We request that items are collected on either Wednesday 13th or Thursday 14th April when Bamfords staff will be in attendance. In circumstances where buyers are unable to attend on these days members of the Stoodley family have kindly agreed to be present from Friday 15th to Monday 18th April at 12pm, however all lots must have been paid for by Thursday 14th April. It should be noted that keys will be handed to the new owners of Otterbeck Hall on Tuesday 19th April at which point Bamfords will no longer have access to the property. Bamfords are able, strictly by prior arrangement to bring certain higher value small items to the saleroom for collection at a later date. Please enquire and confirm this availability in relation to any lot that you are hoping Bamfords will be able to move on your behalf. Any such lot will incur a £15 charge**.

A Mauchlin McBeth tartanware miniature rolling pin, together with two Oriental 19th-century scroll weights

Small collection of hand painted lead soldiers, Matchbox vehicles, early C20th cased dominos (case A/F), white marble rolling pin

Ingersoll chrome plated pin palette pocket watch, Roxedo chrome plated military style pocket watch, silver ring set with Intaglio, Albert Park rolling skating club badge, Glendale tourists lapel pin, HM Armed Forces veteran pin badge, East Lancashire regimental football medal

A collection of Portmeirion Botanical & Similar items to include: rolling pin, butter dish, candlestick, bowls etc

A collection of T G Green Cornish ware, to include a rolling pin.

On Sharon Tate and her attempted assassination of Gerald R. Ford – ‘If I had wanted to kill the man, he’d be dead’ FROMME LYNETTE: (1948-     ) American Criminal, a member of the infamous Manson Family who was imprisoned for her attempted assassination of American President Gerald R. Ford in 1975. An extraordinary, lengthy A.L., unsigned (although 'signed' L. Squeaky F. within the text), eight pages, 4to, n.p., 13th October n.y., to Charles Manson ('Dear Charlie'). Fromme writes to her friend following her appearance in a two-part television interview and states, in part, 'It wasn't bad at all. It was good. The next one of course may be. But this one I just talked about little life things and said well life & death merge in the universe when he asked about death - and after it was over they called me a scary little girl. And she seems so right & how could her values be distorted so much. I said where's Jerry Rubin after he told all the kids to kill their parents? Everyone shouted for Revolution - I made a fist (& this is what I was scared about) & said “Revolution was in the Tate house. Revolution is dead babies everywhere”. That could easily be misunderstood as we wanted that even tho if any one had eyes, I was starting to cry. The last thing I said in this part (he cut it) was: I want Manson heard. I was shot up from below. I look pale & a little fat around the cheeks & tired eyes - but not all that bad. Another thing I was wondering - I was still wearing my red hat. I do now not as often because I need a pin for it but is that alright? I don't know why I said the fist was in the Tate house & everybody ran from it. One finger was in the Tate house. I sure am relieved…..I guess you & Blue were right…..On the change of colors - I've still been red. I didn't want to give up green…..The news commentators, by the way, after interview said “Well it's surely something to make you question”. Tomorrow's will be all the bad stuff - the stuff about family show killing an old movie & us being like predators and that the Tate murder was “perfect”. That really upset the guy & rather than telling about the killing of earth I just said it needs to be explained by the whole family and I threw it back on family again because I felt it was too much at the time…..Today I was answering his questions about the past & he wanted to know how I feel now about what I've done. And I could've said all kinds of good things but I laughed & said “What have I done?” And he said about Pres[ident Ford] & I said I'll tell you this - If I had wanted to kill the man, he'd be dead. Then he asked if I regretted anything in my life & if I'd do the same if I had it to do over. I said that I'd be on the corner of Temple & Broadway. Does that tell people/kids to go there? I wasn't on top of my thoughts……And the worst part is when my mind was spinning to find some words to say much in a short time & he asked - do you ever doubt - and w/o a thought I answered “Oh I've had doubts all my life but….” & suddenly I snapped…..& I said oh no - & then he asked me the question again & I said “I know blab la bla”……Also I had big photos of you on my locker beside redwood trees and whales……And later he asked if I thought I was crazy & I said what kind of insane mind would create a giraffe & he didn't understand. And he asked if others here thought I was crazy and I could've said good things but I said no. And I said I don't care what they think. I was just told that Rolling Stone magazine has a hold of a manuscript I wrote about ranch and is asking my approval to publish…..I have had thoughts of both Rolling Stone & someone trying to sell portions of my book - just this week. And since I've been working on Ranch portion - especially - I may just go that way w/ stipulation I can make a book…..I got a letter from you today and I'm so happy to get this motion picture. The ones we had I don't have here. This is beautiful……I saw the second part of interview today, it wasn't bad. I forget the last thing they showed but when I said I respected respect & my family they showed film of us on the corner and with bald heads. Some not so good shots of you. But also the picture of you on locker with long hair & beard. I think the last thing I said today was people judge themselves. They mentioned the people's court today too. And showed film pictures of Blue…..I told B to get her tapes out - the ones she got 15 years for. They're good. The T.V. guy said for people to look & see if they can see what's going on in the unpredictable illogical mind of L. Squeaky F - I tried to change the name but didn't succeed…..The guy said - I can't see how all the life you're talking about has anything to do w/ murder - I don't understand…and I said - well let's find out. (I could've said - That's you if you don't - or that's how far my family could go - one way or the other). Anyway - I just got new letter from you…..Does it take me away from myself to be a spot in your thinking. I've wanted you to be free of me whoever me is - any b.s. competition etc. and I had a thought you could have a me & bee & all of us w/o the rest of the ego b.s. because you have what you want coming. The rest of us have made what we've made & have that coming but on the other side will we not know no end to the thought we once lived in? Oh - now you say that you do have us - like I thought. And you love your lonely. And I live with the fact that I let you be taken away…..You know I want you to stay and also to do as you want. I wonder how much we have to do with your feelings and if my will to stay changes anything. I don't want to play hopes - I see the ranch story can say a lot that is in each of us…..I hoped that you could have the earth at peace - and that no matter what happened to us you would have the kids & they'd have themselves. I have laughed sometimes because I know that you have so much good coming……It just doesn't keep me from knowing how rotten we've been as humans - & I think of what you said years ago - if ever there was a devil on the face of the earth, I am he/she it - something like that. I've got a lot to do now and trying to hook up with Blue. I wonder if you got gold letter and Indian letter. I'll tell him you can't write. You seen Nixon's man John Dean telling all their secrets for rolling stone magazine. He wrote & said Earl Butts said there's only 3 things black people want “tight pussy, loose shoes and a warm place to shit” Dean said Pat Boone was there too. Crazy huh - HUH I think you're angry when you say HUH to me. Always here's red & blue in the spectrum. I love and see to be the drawing in reflection. P.S. What if I call my book Charles Manson Died in Reform School. Or what about “I lived 3 years with a Dead Man”. Sounds familiar doesn't it - sure took me a long space in time to come to it. PS Can I call us all by our names…..My answer is yes.' A letter of interesting content and association. VG

A box of glass including poison bottles, rolling pin etc.

An Antique Nailsea type blue and red flecked glass rolling pin, length 38cm

A collection of Portmeirion ceramics, some Botanic garden ware, including napkin rings, coffee pot, fish bowls, a ladle pepper and salt mills, storage jars of differing sizes, rolling pin and plate clock, etc (qty)

An assortment of collectables, including a glass scent bottle, rolling pin, ceramic hands, mug and more

An assorted selection of ceramics and glassware, including: a 20th Century Italian twin-handled bowl, decorated in the Italian Renaissance style with a profile portrait of a lady, 35cms wide; a blue glass rolling pin; a Royal Winton honey pot with bamboo handle; a Royal Crown Derby blue and gilt decorated planter; two items of Royal Commemorative ware; and other items.

A collection of T.G. Green blue and white banded Cornish pottery wares comprising a rolling pin, baking powder jar and cover, 14cm tall approx and a flour dredger, 12.5cm approx (4)

A tray of assorted collectables. To include a wooden inlayed tray with glass top, two Cuban cigars (Montecristo & Cristales), a metal crocodile covered in crocodile skin, a glass rolling pin and a 1853 Napoleon III Emperor coin etc.

FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASS, SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include Grafton china part tea set, other tea sets, Flaxman Ware vase, height 22cm, cut glass bowls, Hartrox stoneware jugs, small box beer mats, small box of pipes, enamel bread bin, Salter scales, another set of scales, weights, boxed cutlery, cased Ronson lighters, boxed Pyrex rolling pin, etc

A box of various glassware, to include Watford Crystal and a Nailsea type glass rolling pinCondition report: All boxes contain the relevant ceramic or glassware. Extra images added.

A Mason Cash mixing bowl and marble rolling pin on stand

Blue & White Pottery, including Masons jug, T.G Green rolling pin, Willow pattern etc:- One Box.

A COLLECTION OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE GOLD PATTERNED TEA CUPS, VINTAGE ROLLING PIN, LURPAK TOAST RACK CUT GLASS BOWL, ETC

A Victorian Glass Rolling Pin, Inscribed Lover's Gift, One End AF, 36cm Long

A Set of Continental Blue and White Glazed Kitchenware to Comprise Rolling Pin, Lidded Storage Jars, Bowls etc Decorated with Leaf and Olive Design

A quantity of various table glassware and decorative glasseware to include a pair of floral decorated vases, green dressing table items, decanter and stoper, Victorian rolling pin etc.