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Click here to subscribeLACEY CHAMPION: DESIGNED BY MARIO BUATTA A LARGE MACHINE MADE RUG " (2)The shaped sage field with a burgundy trellis centred by an ivory medallion with blue ribbons; a plain black border with matching spandrels and blue garland sprays, stamped LC - Lacey Champion in the top right corner, 500cms x 400cms, circa 1989 with accompanying framed scale design.Condition: Very good, some pressure marks, needs a clean
Continental white metal elliptical snuff box, indistinctly marked, decorated with a scale like design, 8cm (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
Attributed to Edwin Longsden Long, RA, British 1829-1891- Portrait of a gentleman, possibly Lord Randolph Churchill, bust-length, wearing a ruff; oil on canvas, bears inscription 'E LONG 1829' on the upper horizontal stretcher bar, 51 x 40.6 cm., (unframed). Provenance: with T. M. Wilson Antiques, Bath (as 'Spanish subject', circa 1860); where purchased by the present owner in 1980. Note: The present work bears resemblance to the artist's large scale portrait of Lord Randolph Churchill (1849-1895), completed in 1888 and housed in London's National Portrait Gallery [NPG 5113]. We are grateful to Mark Bills for his assistance in preparing this catalogue entry.
George Lothian Hall, British 1825-1888- Worms Head, Wales; watercolour heightened with scratching out on paper, signed and dated 'G L Hall. 1878' (lower left), bears inscription 'Wormshead' on the reverse of the frame, 54.2 x 100.8 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, UK (by descent). Note: Hall produced a number of large scale, dramatic coastal landscapes like the present work, which depicts the shore at Worms Head, a small island off the coast of Rhossili, in the south west of Wales. In this work, the artist's bold and extensive use of scratching out has effectively emphasised the spray produced by the crashing waves, and has also imparted the scene with a hazy, misty quality, which contrasts theatrically with the dark rocks above.
Edward Duncan, RWS, British 1803-1882- The harvest field; pencil and watercolour heightened with white and scratching out on paper, signed and dated 'E. Duncan / 1860' (lower left), 20.4 x 50.4 cm. Provenance: The Collection of Lord and Lady Weinstock. Note: Despite being perhaps best-known as a marine watercolourist, Duncan produced a number of atmospheric rural landscapes like the present work. Here, the artist's use of a panoramic format enables him to effectively convey the vast scale of the scene, with woodland and fields stretching out into a hazy horizon, far beyond the small figures of the farm labourers and their haystacks which occupy the foreground. Duncan was apprenticed to Robert Havell (1793-1878), who was a prominent printmaker and the principal aquatint engraver for John James Aubudon's (1785-1851) 'Birds of America'. Duncan's proximity with the Havell family brought him into contact with Robert's brother, the watercolourist William Havell (1782-1857), who had a significant influence on Duncan's output.
Francis Wheatley, RA, British 1747-1801- Apple Gathering; pencil and brown wash on paper, signed 'F. Wheatly' (lower right), 19.5 x 25.2 cm. Provenance: with The Bell Gallery, Belfast. with The Fine Art Society, London, no.9585. Private Collection, UK. Note: Wheatley was a hugely versatile artist, with an output which ranged from smaller-scale portraits and conversation scenes, often informed by the compositions of Johann Zoffany (1733-1810), to history paintings and landscapes which he moved towards later in his career. Idyllic pastoral scenes often form the subject of his works, with this drawing - a romanticisation of rural life in England or Ireland - a particularly charming example.
Albert Dürer Lucas, British 1828-1918- Glencoe; pencil and watercolour heightened with white on paper, signed 'A.D. Lucas. AET: 74' (lower left), dated '1903' (lower right), and titled 'Glencoe' (lower edge), 14.3 x 19.1 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, UK. Note: Lucas is known for his still lifes and landscapes, which are characterised by a sense of wildness and informality, alongside a close attention to detail. In the present work Lucas has contrasted the vast scale of the mountains with the diminutive form of an eagle attacking a snake, which is just visible in the foreground, which, alongside exhibiting the artist's skill, also adds an element of theatricality and threat into an otherwise charming and placid landscape.
Francesco Citterio, Italian fl.c.1820-c.1830- Milan Cathedral; watercolour and bodycolour heightened with white over some etched line with aquatint on paper, 40.8 x 55.6 cm. Provenance: with the Rowley Gallery, London. Private Collection, UK. Note: The present work depicts the magnificent, instantly recognisable façade of Milan Cathedral, and highlights its immense scale as the largest church in the Italian Republic and among the largest churches in the world. The artist has been generous in his application of bright colour, particularly in the vibrant reds and yellows of the costumes of the staffage which surround the cathedral, and in the cloudless blue sky against which the building is set. Citterio produced prints of various views of the interior and exterior of Milan Cathedral, alongside his etchings of sights across northern Italy, particularly in Milan, Turin, and Venice.
Pierre Édouard Frère, French 1819-1886- A young boy building a house of cards in the artist's studio; oil on panel, signed and dated 'Édouard Frère 1867' (lower left), bears old hand-written label inscribed with a quote from Ruskin attached to the reverse, 25 x 20 cm. Provenance: with Mitchell Galleries, St James's, London. where purchased in 1954. Note: The note attached to the reverse recalls John Ruskin's (1819-1900) praise of Frère, reading: 'I cannot tell how I am ever to say what / I want to say about Frere's pictures. / I can find no words tender enough / nor reverent enough. / They are all beauty without conscious- / ness, dignity without pride lowliness / without sorrow and religious without / fear / (Ruskin)'. Frère attended the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, and studied under Paul Delaroche (1797-1856). Small-scale and intimate interior scenes like the present work are characteristic of his oeuvre, with his depiction of children imparting such works with a sense of innocence and sweetness which renders them particularly endearing.
Alphonse-Marie-Adolphe de Neuville, French 1835-1885- Le déserteur; oil on panel, indistinctly inscribed and signed 'de Neuville' (lower left), titled and further signed 'Le déserteur / A. de Neuville' verso, 12.7 x 9.6 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, UK. Note: De Neuville studied under Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863) and was undoubtedly influenced by his highly dramatic scenes. De Neuville, however, focused principally on military subjects, with depictions of the Crimean War (1853-1856), the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871) and the Anglo-Zulu War (1879) making up much of his oeuvre. Instead of painting large-scale panoramas of battle, de Neuville typically portrayed snippets of action, or, perhaps more frequently, of rest, which imparted his works with a greater sense of realism by conveying the everyday moments of mundanity that occur within the heat of battle.
Frederick Edward Joseph Goff, British, 1855-1931- Windsor; and Cheapside; each pencil, pen and black ink and watercolour heightened with touches of white on paper, the first signed and inscribed 'Windsor / Fred E. J. Goff.' (lower right), the second 'signed and inscribed 'Cheapside / Fred. E.J. Goff' (lower left), each 10.9 x 14.7 cm., two (2). Provenance: Private Collection, UK. Note: Goff specialised in painting views of late Victorian London in watercolour on a small scale. He used a magnifying glass whilst painting, allowing him to skillfully capture architectural subjects in minute detail. Indeed, his depictions of the sights of many famous scenes of London and its environs earned him a respected reputation during his lifetime. His works were exhibited at the Royal Academy, the New Watercolour Society, the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour and the Glasgow Institute of Art.
Circle of Gerard Hoet, Dutch 1648-1743- Bacchus discovering the sleeping Ariadne; oil on canvas, 58 x 67 cm., (unframed). Note: The present lot shows a scene from the myth of Bacchus and Ariadne, in which the Roman god discovers Ariadne asleep on the island of Naxos after she has been abandoned there by Theseus. The picture's composition and the soft modelling of the central figures strongly recall the small-scale mythological scenes painted by Gerard Hoet and his followers as commissions for wealthy clients during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Hoet co-founded a drawing academy together with the flower painter Hendrik Schoock (1630-1707) in Utrecht in 1697. He travelled extensively across Europe, including France and Flanders, and his international influences can be discerned in his landscapes and vividly coloured skies.
Circle of Francesco Furini, Italian 1603-1646- Portrait of a young woman, head and shoulders, adorned with pearls; oil on canvas fragment, bears ink stamp for the National Gallery of Prague 'Narodni Galerie, vývoz' ('National Gallery, export') verso, 40.5 x 41.5 cm., (unframed). Provenance: Private Collection, UK. Note: Francesco Furini and his Roman followers were renowned for their bust-length, sensuous depictions of young women, often painted on a small scale as commissions for private clients. An example of this style of portraiture by Furini, which, like the present lot, shows a young woman adorned with pearls, is in the collection of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna [no.GG 5785].
A BOXED LIMITED EDITION CORGI AVIATION ARCHIVE NOSE ART COLLECTION 1:72 SCALE B-25 C MITCHELL 'OH-7' DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFT, numbered US35305, appears in new condition inside its plastic packaging and outer cardboard box, includes named display card and nose art panel, outside of box has a 'DE-CERTIFICATED' sticker
A BOXED LIMITED EDITION CORGI AVIATION ARCHIVE THE BERLIN AIRLIFT SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY HANDLEY PAGE HALIFAX/ HALTON 1:72 SCALE DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFT, numbered AA37205, appears in new condition inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, includes named display stand and certificate numbered 0407 of 1000
TWO BOXED CORGI LIMITED EDITION AVIATION ARCHIVE 1:72 SCALE DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFTS, the first is a World War II Defenders of Malta Vickers Wellington MkVIII - HX604:X, numbered AA34804, appears in new condition inside tissue paper, polystyrene packing and outer cardboard box, included is a certificate numbered 0219 of only 1790, the second is a Douglas C-47 Dakota RAF Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight, numbered AA38204, appears in new condition inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, also included is a named collectors card, both boxes in good condition with very light dust and some scuffs to the outside
A BOXED CMC COMMER TS3 THREE CAR TRANSPORTER ECURIE ECOSSE 1:18 SCALE DIESCAST MODEL VEHICLE, numbered CMR206, metallic blue signed Ecurie Ecosse to the side, appears in new condition wrapped in tissue paper inside polystyrene packing and outer cardboard box, wrapped part to top if polystyrene lid
A BOXED AUTOART MILLENIUM 1:18 SCALE LOTUS ESPRIT V8 DIECAST MODEL VEHICLE, numbered 75313, in yellow, antenna still attached, appears in new condition inside polystyrene packing and outer cardboard box, also included is a headlights instruction slip, some light dust and minor scuffs to outer box
A BOXED MINICHAMPS 1:18 SCALE JORDAN FORD 191 BELGIAN GP 1991 M.SCHUMACHER DIECAST MODEL VEHICLE, numbered 100 910032, model is green and blue with sponsored decals, model appears in new condition inside plastic and cardboard box, viewable window to outside of box, box has some creases and dents with dust to the exterior
A BOXED MINICHAMPS 1:18 SCALE WILLIAMS FORD FW08C K.ROSBERG WINNER MONACO GP 1983 DIECAST MODEL VEHICLE, numbered 117 830001, polystyrene packing sealed with a RacingModels.com sticker with inspected sticker to the top, model/contents not checked, outer box is in good condition with minor scuffs
A BOXED MINICHAMPS 1:18 SCALE MCLAREN F1 GTR DIECAST MODEL VEHICLE, numbered 530 133551, Harrods Mach One Racing, in yellow with green detail and Harrods sponsored decals, number 51 to various panels, antenna still intact, appears in new condition inside polystyrene packing and outer cardboard box
A BOXED EXOTO GRAND PRIX CLASSICS 1:18 SCALE 1975-76 FERRARI 312T 1975 FORMULA 1 5OTH ANNIVERSARY, numbered GPC 97059, in polished aluminium, model appears new with plastic wrapping and foam wrapped tyres all wrapped inside tissue paper, housed in its polystyrene packing with cardboard clips, wrapped parts to the polystyrene lid and very small part in zip lock bag to the outside of the polystyrene, all inside its internal logo'd cardboard box with some scuffs and dents to corners and white outer carboard box
A BOXED EXOTO GRAND PRIX CLASSICS 1:18 SCALE 1990 FERRARI 641/2 WINNER 1990 GRAND PRIX OF PORTUGAL DRIVEN BY NIGEL MANSELL, box not numbered , in red with sponsored decals and number 2 to various panels, appears in good condition inside inner tissue paper, polystyrene packing with cardboard clips and outer cardboard box, wrapped parts to polystyrene lid, all inside logo'd white outer box, one support broken to front left and helmet split stuck to drivers hand
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST AND PLASTIC VEHICLES, to include part boxed Dinky Toys Leyland Double Decker Bus, No.290, version in green and cream, unboxed Foden DG 1st type cab and chassis only, dark blue cab and chassis with light blue flash and hubs, Field Marshall Tractor, No.301, orange body, metal wheels with green centres and unpainted tyres, tan driver, Austin A40 Somerset, No.40j, in red, Sunbeam-Talbot Sports, No.38b, brown with blue tonneau cover, Standard Vanguard, No.40e, fawn body and hubs, assorted 1950's racing and competition cars, including M.G. Midget, No.108, cream body, red interior and huns, white painted driver, RN28, Corgi Toys Austin Cambridge, No.201M in grey, Hillman Husky Estate, No.206M, in dark blue, Jaguar 2.4 litre Saloon, No.208M, in metallic blue, all with working motors, Bedford CA Van 'K.L.G. Plugs', No.403M, motor not working, early Moko Lesney large scale Caterpillar Bulldozer, in green with original perished/damaged black rubber tracks, missing top to gearstick and dozer blade bent, Matchbox 1-75 Bedford Removals Van, No.17, maroon body, gold trim, E.R.F. Road Tanker, No.11 in yellow, Dublo Dinky, two Joy Toy Vidalis plastic Bedford TK tractor units etc. (2 boxes)
A COLLECTION OF BOXED OXFORD DIECAST 1/76 SCALE VEHICLES, assorted models from the Commercials, Construction, Omnibus, Showtime, Haulage, Great Dorset Steam Fair, Automobile Company, Emergency and Military series, with a small quantity of other 1/76 models by Base Toys, Corgi Trackside, Pocket bond Classix, Hornby Dublo Diecast and Siku, all models appear complete and in very good condition, look to have hardly, if ever, been removed from boxes, which are all in good condition but some have minor damage and wear to cardboard sleeves (3 boxes)
A BOXED CORGI CLASSICS THE AVIATION ARCHIVE MILITARY AIR POWER SIKORSKY SH-3D SEA KING - HS-4 SQN., U.S. NAVY - 1969 APOLLO RECOVERY, No.AA33402, 1/72 scale, contents not checked but appears largely complete and in very good condition, looks to have hardly, if ever, been removed from box which is complete and in fairly good condition with only minor wear
THREE BOXED CORGI CLASSICS THE AVIATION ARCHIVE AIRCRAFT MODELS, Unsung Heroes McDonnell Douglas F-4c Phantom II U.S.A.F. 12TFTW - Cam Ranh Bay Afb, 1968-69, No.AA33204, 1/72 scale , Jet Fighter Power Harrier GR.3 XZ2997 Falklands, No.AA32401, 1/72 scale and Limited Edition Military Air Power AVRO Vulcan B2 XL426, No.48305, 1/144 scale, with limited edition certificate No.504/2600, contents not checked but all appear largely complete and in good condition, boxes complete and in fairly good condition with only minor wear
FOUR BOXED CORGI CLASSICS THE AVIATION ARCHIVE AIRCRAFT MODELS, Military Short S.25 Sunderland V R.A.F. Coastal Command, No.48801, 'Operation Chastise' AVRO Lancaster, The Dambusters Special Edition, No.47304, 1/144 scale, DeHavilland Mosquito B IV - DK333/HS-F 'Grim Reaper', R.A.F. 109 Sqn., No.8 Group, No.AA32801, 1/72 scale and Commemorating 60 years of the Battle of Britain Hawker Hurricane Mk.1. 85 Sqd. R.A.F. - Sqd. Ldr. Peter Townsend, No.49101, 1/72 scale, contents not checked but all appear largely complete and in good condition, boxes all complete but have some minor damage and wear
FOUR BOXED HOBBYMASTER AIR POWER SERIES 1:72 SCALE DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFTS, the first is a Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye, numbered HA4812, appears new inside polystyrene packing and outer cardboard box, there are tissues placed inside for protection, wrapped part taped to top of polystyrene casing and assembly instructions included, the second is a Boering AH-64 Apache WAH-64D 'Operation Herrick' numbered HH1208, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer carboard box with Velcro opening top panel and plastic sleeve, the third is a Lockheed F-35B, numbered HA4610, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, the fourth is a Lockheed F-22 Raptor, numbered HA2803b, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel with plastic sleeve, all boxes show some light scuffs and dust, contents of boxes not checked for completeness but believed to be new
FOUR BOXED HOBBYMASTER AIR POWER SERIES 1:72 SCALE DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFTS, the first is a P-40N Warhawk, numbered HA55085, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel and outer plastic sleeve, the second is a Boston Mk.IV BZ507/Y, numbered HA4202, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro top opening panel, the third is a A-26C Invader, numbered HA3202, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, the fourth is a Douglas A-1H Skyraider, numbered HA2901, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, contents of boxes not check for completion but believed to be new, all boxes have some light dust to them
A BOXED BOS JAGUAR XJ 4.2C 1:18 SCALE MODEL VEHICLE, numbered BOS299, yellow body with black roof, wing mirrors are loose and in a small plastic bag and glue visible close to edges of windscreen, light dust to the model, housed in its polystyrene packaging and outer cardboard box signed best of show
NINE BOXED CORGI LIMITED EDITION VANGUARDS 1:43 SCALE DIECAST MODEL VEHICLES, the first is a Ford Escort Mk2 RS Mexico Signal Yellow (Tarmac Arcches), numbered VA 12612, yellow and black in colour, the second is a Ford Escort Mk2 RS Mexico Signal Red, numbered VA12615, red in colour, the third is a Ford Escort Mk2 RS1800 (forest Arches) in Diamond White, numbered VA12609, the fourth is a Ford Escort Mk3 XR3 in Prairie Yellow, numbered VA11011, the fifth is a Ford Escort Mk1 Twin-Cam in Blue Mink, numbered VA09524, the sixth is a Ford Escort Mk2 RS1800 m1979 Lombarrd RAC Rally of Great Britain 6th Overall John Taylor and Phil Short, in white and blue with sponsored decals, numbered VA12610, the seventh is a Ford Escort Mk2 1600, Sport in Signal Orange numbered VA12617, the eighth is a Ford Escort Mk1 1300E in Sahara Beige, numbered VA09525, the ninth is a Ford Escort Mk2 RS2000 Custom in signal yellow, numbered VA14900, all appear in new condition inside their plastic and cardboard packing, some dust to outside of boxes
FOUR BOXED HOBBYMASTER AIR POWER SERIES DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFTS, the first is a P-40 Kittyhawk, 1:72 scale, numbered HA5507, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel and outer plastic sleeve, the second is a 1:48 scale Messerschmitt Bf1096 BF 109G-6 'Erich Hartmann', numbered HA8750, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel and outer plastic sleeve, the third is a FW 190 A-8/R2, numbered HA7404, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, the fourth is a limited edition FW 190 F-8 I/SG2 Hungary, early 1945 (winter scheme), numbered HA7402, appears new inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, includes certification card numbered 0667 of 1500, all contents have not been checked for completion but believed to be new, all boxes are in good condition with light dust and light creases to some corners
A QUANTITY OF BOXED MODERN DIECAST VEHICLES, Atlas Editions 'The Greatest Show on Earth' and Eddie Stobart series, Corgi Superhaulers, Matchbox 'Models of Yesteryear', mainly 1970's and 1980's issues, mainly Ford Model A, Model T and Talbot vans, Vitesse 1/43 scale Renault Maxi Megane, EFE etc., small quantity of unboxed Models of Yesteryear, all models appear in good condition, damage and wear to some boxes (2 boxes)
THREE UNBUILT MODEL KITS, to include a Tamiya Series No.5 Matra MS11 F1 1:12 scale unbuilt set, FA-130, kit no. BS1205 2000, featuring sealed bags and blister pack although contents not checked if complete, unsealed small motor inside the box as are instructions, box discoloured, the second a Bandai Grand Prix Series Lotus 49 Ford F1 1:12 scale unbuilt set, kit no. 3203 includes its instructions, large amount of parts free of bags, many parts still attached to sprues, and parts featured in a blister pack although one part not sealed, lastly a Bandai Lotus Europa 1:20 scale unbuilt set, numbered PC15-550, parts and instructions included with bags sealed and pieces attached to sprues, all boxes not checked for completion
TWO UNBUILT TAMIYA 1:12 SCALE KITS, the first a TEXACO Marlboro M23 Big Scale 14 set, kit no. BS1216, includes a large quantity of sealed bags with parts attached to sprues, stickers and instructions, with a Riko sticker to the outside of the box, the second is a Ferrari 312T 1975 F1 Champions Car Big Scale no.17, kit no. BS1219, box featuring sealed part bags, Tamiya catalogue, instructions and sticker decal, Riko Sticker to the top of box, both boxes not checked for completion
TWO UNBUILT TAMIYA 1:12 SCALE KITS, the first a Tyrrell Ford F1 Big Scale 9, kit no. BS1209 1800, includes sealed bags, instructions, decal stickers and parts in blister pack, the second a Brabham martini BT44B Big Scale Series 16, kit no. BS1218, parts in sealed bags and including instructions, sticker sheets, box with a Riko sticker to the top, both boxes not checked for completion
SIX BOXED HOBBY MASTER AIR POWER SERIES DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFTS, the first is a limited edition 1:48 scale Spitfire FR.XVIII, numbered HA7105, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, also include is a card certificate numbered 0550 of 1200, the second is a 1:72 scale Bristol Beaufighter Mk.1F, numbered HA2302, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, the third is a 1:72 scale Beaufighter Mk.VIF, numbered HA2304, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, the fourth is a 1:72 scale Bristol Beaufighter TF.Mk.X, numbered HA2301, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, the fifth is a 1:72 scale Bristol Beaufighter Mk.21, numbered HA2305, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, the sixth is a 1:72 scale Douglas A-20G Havoc, numbered HA4201, appears in new condition inside plastic packing and outer cardboard box with Velcro opening top panel, all contents have not been checked for completion but believed to be new, all boxes in good condition with light scuffs to corners and some dust to exterior
A BOXED LIMITED EDITION CORGI AVIATION ARCHIVE WORLD WAR II THE END OF THE WAR IN EUROPE 1:32 SCALE DIECAST MODEL AIRCRAFT, numbered AA34905, appears in new condition inside polystyrene packing and outer cardboard box, also included is a certificate numbered 1306 of 1530, light wear and price sticker to outer box
FOUR BOXED MINICHAMPS MASERATI 1:43 SCALE MODEL VEHICLES, the first is a Maserati Ghibli 1969, numbered 400 123320, in brown metallic, 1 of 5.040 pcs, appears in new condition inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, the second is a Maserati Bora 'Nero' , number unknown, 1 of 5,040 pcs, appears new inside plastic casing, the label to the outer box reads' 400 043000 opal astras 2004 red' we believe this to have been incorrectly stickered in relation to the model vehicle inside, the third is a Maserati Mistral Spyder 1964, in light blue metallic, numbered 437 123432, 1 of 300 pcs, appears new inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, the fourth is a Maserati Bora 1972, in yellow, numbered 400 123401, 1 of 1,632 pcs, appears in new condition inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, all boxes with light dust to the exterior and feature Maserati stickers and logos, some boxes have previous price stickers to the exterior
FIVE BOXED MINICHAMPS 1:43 SCALE MODEL VEHICLES, the first is a March Ford 2-4-0 Six-Wheeler 1976, in white, numbered 436 760699, appears in new condition inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, the second is a Brabham BMW BT55 E. De Angelis 1986, numbered 400 860008, in white with Olivetti sponsored decals and no. 8 to the front, appears new inside plastic box, the third is a Toleman TG 183 B 1984 J.Cecotto, numbered 430 830020, in white, red and blue with sponsored decals, appears in new condition inside plastic box, scratch mark to top of box, the fourth is a Mclaren Mercedes MP4-20 K.Raikkonen.2005, numbered 530 054309, edition 43 no.60, in black with silver and white detail and sponsored logos, no 9 to the front, appears new inside plastic box, the fifth is a Brabham Alfa Romeo BT45C J.Watson 1978, limited edition 648 pcs, numbered 400 780002, in red with sponsored decals, appears new inside plastic box and cellophane wrapping, light dust to exterior of all boxes
FOUR BOXED MINICHAMPS 1:43 SCALE MODEL VEHICLES, the first is a Ferrari 333 SP IMSA-WSC 1994, Moretti/Salazar, numbered 430 947430, in red with yellow detail and sponsored decals, number 30 to front, the second is an Audi Sport Quattro Rallye Monte Carlo 1985 Rohrl/Geistdorfer, numbered 400 851203, 1 of 1,104 pcs, in yellow and white with sponsored decals and number 3 to the side, the third is a BMW M3 GTR ADAC 24h 2005 Winners: Lamy/Said/Huisman/Priaulx, numbered 400 052302, 1 of 1,776 pcs, in white with red and blue details, Siemens and O2 sponsored decals, number 2 to multiple panels, the fourth is a Jaguar XJ-S TWR Racing Heyer/ Percy Winner ETCC Spa-Francorchamps 1984, numbered 400 841312, 1 of 2,544 pcs, in dark green with white detail and jaguar decals, number 12 the various panels, all appear in new condition inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, minichamps logos to the boxes, some boxes have previous price stickers on them, light dust to exterior of boxes
TWO BOXED BIZARRE MODELS 1:43 SCALE MODEL VEHICLES, the first is a LSR 276.816 mph 7th March 1935 Daytona Beach USA, Blue Brid, numbered B1051, in blue with UK and USA flag decals, the second is a Silver Bullet Kaye Don LSR Attempt Daytona Beach USA 1930, in silver with UK and USA flag decals and written decals to the side reading ' SUNBEAM SILVER BULLET designed and built by the Sunbeam Motor Car Co LTD Wolverhampton England', both models appear in new condition inside their logo'd boxes and fixed to a wooden plinth inside
FOUR BOXED IXO MODELS DIECAST MODEL VEHICLES, the first is a 1:43 scale Toyota TS010 CASIO #33 P.H. Raphanel - M. Sekiya - K. Acheson 2nd Le Mans 1992, numbered LMC031, in blue and white with sponsored decals and number 33 to various panels, in new condition inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, IXO stickers to box, the second is a IXO Models Maserati Bora, numbered CLC086, in red, appears new inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box with Maserati logos, the third is a limited edition PR Rover SD 1 Vitesse 1980, numbered PRD085, in red with black and silvered detail, appears new inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box with cellophane wrapping, the fourth is a SAAB 96 V4 1980, numbered PRD561, in metallic green with silvered detail, appears new inside plastic casing and outer cardboard box, all models have light dust to boxes exteriors
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