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Lot 115
Jewett No. 4, 1898 American pre-runner of famous German "Germania". No carriage traction. "Jewett No. 4", 1898 Relativ gut erhaltenes Exemplar der gesuchten amerikanischen Unteranschlagmaschine mit Volltastatur, dem Urahn der berühmten deutschen "Germania". - Literatur: Martin, 1949, S. 132. - Ohne Wagenzug. Condition: (2/3-) Starting Price: €200
Lot 864
2 Tin Toy Ships 1) Oceanliner, clockwork (working), manufactured by "Karl Arnold", c. 1950, length 17 3/4 in., without masts. - And: 2) Floor runner, friction powered, lithographed tin, manufactured by "Mathias Hess", c. 1930, without sail, length 10 in. 2 Spielzeug-Schiffe 1) Passagierschiff mit Uhrwerk, Hersteller "Karl Arnold", um 1950, Länge 45 cm, ohne Masten, Uhrwerk funktioniert. - Und: 2) Bodenläufer mit Schwungrad-Antrieb, Hersteller: "Mathias Hess", um 1930, lithographiertes Blech, ohne Segel, Länge 25 cm. Condition: (3-4/3) Starting Price: €80
Lot 40
HST Nameplate Plaque ex 43142. Bronze construction with centrepiece being the Virgin Mary & Child within the peripheral inscription `S. Mariae Nosocom Paddington Londin` and also top and bottom respectively `Restituuntur` and `Sicilium`. Measures 9¾" in diameter the rear is drilled and tapped with 5 mounting holes (one hole still has an original bolt in place) The Power Car was named on the 4th November 1986 at Paddington by Sir Roger Bannister, the first sub 4 minute mile runner and former student at the Hospital. The original nameplates were alloy but replaced with stainless steel reflective types at a later date. Much research has only produced one photograph showing the plaque which was never painted. It is in `as removed` condition from the Bristol Trimming shop where it received preparation for a repaint at St Philip`s Marsh.
Lot 305
Hunt & Son. Waterloo Cup. 1880. Honeywood, Winner of the Waterloo Cup Value of the Stakes, £500. The Property Of Lord Haddington, By Cavalier Out Of Hummingbird. - Plunger. Runner up for the Waterloo Cup Value of the Stakes, £200. The Property Of T. Hinks Esqre. By Backwoodsman Out Of Gretna. Hand-coloured etching with aquatint, 17in. (43cm) x 20.75in. (53cm). Framed and glazed.
Lot 554
A prayer rug, the shaped panel decorated with geometric motifs on a red ground in a red, blue and green geometric patterned stepped border, 120 cm x 104 cm, together with a Persian runner, the central panel set with repeating stylised hook motifs on a red ground within a stepped stylised floral decorated red, cream and green border, 275 cm x 110 cm, together with two further rugs
Lot 558
A Caucasian rug, the central panel set with three medallions on a red ground within a stylised cream, brown and red stylised floral decorated stepped border, 227 cm x 115 cm, together with a Persian runner, the central panel set with repeating motifs on a brown ground within a cream and red stylised floral decorated stepped border, 225 cm x 94 cm
Lot 560
A Turkish runner, the central panel set with repeating lozenge shaped motifs on a red ground within a red, green and blue stepped border, 355 cm x 97 cm, together with a Caucasian rug, the central panel set with three lozenge shaped medallions on a rust ground within a blue, cream and red stylised geometric patterned stepped border, 132 cm x 94 cm
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