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A Danbury Mint James Bond 007 24ct gold plated DB5 handcrafted from over 300 individual parts, the 1:24 scale diecast model features all the gadgets seen in the films. This version was released as a limited edition and comes with the original gold embossed and numbered certificate, associated paperwork, perspex and wood based display case with the correct limited edition plaque, original box and internal packaging. A factory fresh, untampered-with example which is rarely offered complete and in this condition.
A Danbury Mint James Bond 007 Silver DB5 handcrafted from over 300 individual parts, this 1:24 scale model was created to replicate the 'Most Famous Car in the World'. Featuring almost all of the gadgets seen in the films including the ejector seat, bullet shield, tyre spinners and even Bond's car phone, this is a perfect example that comes with its numbered limited edition certificate, associated paperwork, original box and packaging. Rare to find now in this condition.
Derek Holland (1927-2014) mural, oil on board, 1962 'Tamar Bridge' in three sections, each panel 183 x 122 (six by four feet).Provenance - In Britain's socialist post war years, there was a determined cultural policy of taking art to the provinces and enabling large scale public artworks. Many of Britain's well-known artists such as Henry Moore, Victor Pasmore and John Piper were commissioned to create new works.In 1962 London's Victoria and Albert Museum staged an exhibition titled Mural Painting Today. Included in that exhibition was a three-panel work of the Tamar Bridge by Derek Holland. Holland had recently moved to Plymouth from London where he had studied and taught at the famous Central School of Arts and Crafts to take up a new position as Head of Fine Art at Plymouth College. His early abstract paintings were then a regular feature at London's Redfern Gallery alongside many of the famous names of British and European Art. He was selected in 1961 for an exhibition of British Art in Venice chosen by Peggy Guggenheim.Later Holland changed direction and became better known for his French landscapes which were exhibited at a solo exhibition at Plymouth Museum in the 1980s and The Newlyn Society of Artists in Penzance where he was a long-time member with his good friend Sir Terry Frost.This triptych has not been seen or exhibited since the V&A exhibition over 50 years ago. Derek Holland passed away in 2014. He was described by Turner-Prize winning sculptor Richard Deacon RA, his former pupil at Plymouth College , as 'a wonderful painter'.
Continental Goliath centre second lever nickel cased pocket watch, the three quarter plate gilt frosted movement with 'JF' trade stamp, compensated balance and regulator, the dial inscribed 'Colombophile' with Roman numerals, minute track, inner red twenty four hour numerals, outer red sixty second scale and centre seconds, within a plain case, 66mm - Condition Report - Movement - currently functioning. Dial - chip and residue to the centre, hairlines and marks. Glass - marks. Hands - marks and surface corrosion. Case - surface marks. Crown - adjusting correctly. - Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
Fine Scale O Gauge Models Of A Johnson 2-4-0 Midland Railway Locomotive 51 constructed to an exceptional standard, on display rail in glass display cabinet; together with an oil painting of the prototype signed Petrie and a teapot 'D Bryan Sheffield 1896' D Bryan was the locomotives driver and two Triang OO Gauge coaches
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