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Lot 1611
English mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the movement with engraved back plate striking on a bell, the 7" convex white dial signed Grant, Fleet Street, London, within a rounded arched stepped case fitted with pierced brass fish scale panels and surmounted by a pad top and brass carrying handle, 17" high (pendulum)
Lot 29
Rare late 18th century `Ormskirk Chaff-Cutter` silver pair cased pocket watch, London 1795, signed Hugh Garrett, Ormskirk, no. 305, the movement with pierced balance bridge and Bosley regular scale over cylindrical pillars, enamel dial with Arabic numerals and gold hands with matching cases, case maker `IB` (possibly John Bingley), 53mm
Lot 32
FOUR JANEX CORPORATION MINI SIZE BATMAN AND ROBIN SQUEEZE LIGHT MINT AND BOXED FIGURES, on card under bubble pack viz `Robin`, `Batman`, `Joker` and `Two Face` TOGETHER WITH FOUR DITTO ERTL BATMAN MINT AND BOXED DIECAST VEHICLES, viz `Batwing`, `Batmobile`, `Joker Van` and `Joker Van` 1:43 larger scale, (packaging Good) (8)
Lot 204
ERTL U.S.A. MINT AND BOXED `FORCE ONE` SET OF THREE US JET FIGHTERS, includes F14 Tom Cat, THREE OTHER INDIVIDUALLY BOXED DITTO, including Lockheed YF-22, TWO OTHER MINT AND BOXED AIRCRAFT including Maisto 1:72 scale P51 Mustang and a MINT AND BOXED ERTL `Navy Flyers` airplane MONEY BANK, all boxes good and an UNBOXED LARGER SCALE HELLCAT F6F-5N NIGHT FIGHTER (8)
Lot 205
NINE MAINLY MINT AND BOXED RUSSIAN 1:72 SCALE DIECAST MODELS OF WORLD WAR II RUSSIAN MILITARY AIRCRAFT, good vision boxes, good one only with damage, THREE DITTO EMPTY BOXES, TOGETHER WITH 12 UNBOXED DIECAST MODELS OF RUSSIAN MILITARY AIRCRAFT makers include Revell, ERTL and Russian factories (24 items in total)
![Myles Birket Foster [1825-1899]-
'The Elderberry Gatherers:'-
signed with monogram lower left,
titled on gallery label on re](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35518/2907641/292-2014107143039_468x382.jpg)
Lot 292
Myles Birket Foster [1825-1899]- 'The Elderberry Gatherers:'- signed with monogram lower left, titled on gallery label on reverse pencil and watercolour with bodycolour on paper 33.5 x 69.5 * Provenance. With Rayner MacConnal Gallery With W.H. Patterson. * Biography. Myles Birket Foster was a successful and extremely popular 19th Century watercolourist, illustrator and engraver. Born in North Shields, his family moved to London in 1830. His father recognised his son's artistic talent and apprenticed him to the wood engraver Ebenezer Landells, where he worked on illustrations for Punch magazine and the Illustrated London News. Birket Foster became a book illustrator and taught himself to paint in watercolour. He became an instant success; elected a member of the Old Watercolour Society in 1860 and went on to exhibit some 400 works at the Royal Academy over two decades. He travelled widely at this time, painting in Scotland, the Rhine Valley, the Swiss Lakes, and Italy, especially Venice. It was after moving to Witley in Surrey that he started to produce the work for which he is best known; sentimentalised views of the contemporary English countryside. Although criticised by some for their idealised view of country life, this body of work proved very popular and sold for three figure sums in their time. His house in Whitley was partly decorated by the Pre-Raphaelites and became a centre for many artists of the day. He lived there until 1893 when he moved to Weybridge. Largely because of his contemporary success, his work was much copied and even faked within his life time; his finished watercolours have a stipple technique, especially on flesh, and his drawings are minutely accurate. He generally worked on a small scale, but is one of very few watercolourists to make a complete success of large compositions. .
Lot 455
Three Watcombe (Torquay) pottery biscuit barrels: each with metal mounts, cover and handle, comprising a tapering example incised with bamboo and other blooms on an impasto ground above a scale base, another of barrel shaped form decorated with blossom and branches on a stipple textured ground, both with printed Woodpecker mark and impressed Watcombe Torquay, the companion decorated in coloured slips with branches of blossom on a green ground, printed AJR Royal Devon, all circa 1885-90, 17, 18 and 19 cm high, [the latter with short crack, chip to foot].
Lot 50
Bacon`s Motoring and Cycling Map of Ireland (Scale 1 Inch to 7 1/3 Miles), cloth-backed, with Alphabetical Index to Principal Towns and Railway Stations. Norwich: G.W. Bacon & Co. Ltd., And With Texaco Through Ireland, a spiral bound booklet with text & sectional map of Ireland, in original envelope. (2).
Lot 57
Mike Banister Chief Concorde pilot signed 2002 Queens Concorde Buckingham Palace Formation Fly-past Technical Programme. Four pages detailing the Waypoints and technical information which ensured the amazing. It was a fantastic sight with 27 Aircraft, C-17 Globemaster, and TriStar with two Tornado GA4s, E3 Sentry with two Tornado F3s, VC10 with two Jaguars, Nimrod with two Canberras, BAe 146 with two BAe125s, Eurofighter (Typhoon), and Concorde in formation with the Red Arrows. The Fly past was scheduled to be over Buckingham Palace at 17:55 but due to the scale of the events taking place had to be delayed by 30 Minutes. The Red Arrows left Stansted at 1739 to meet up with Concorde at the holding point off the Norfolk coast. After formating over the North Sea the formations pasted over the coast line at Southwold just after 6pm and headed Overhead Ipswich, Chelmsford, Fairlop Waters Country Park and north east of Ilford before flying into Central London. At 6:25PM the fly-past fleet flew down the Mall then over Buckingham Palace at a height of 1,500ft and at a speed of 280Knots. The head of the fleet, including the Globemaster, Tristar and VC10 routed back to RAF Brize Norton, with the BAE146 of the Queen`s flight and BAE 125s touching down at RAF Northolt. As soon as Concorde was clear to the fly-past she climbed to 2,500ft, picked up the ILS localiser and arrived 5 minutes later at London Heathrow on Runway 27R. The Red Arrows returned to their Base at RAF Scampton, passing near to Hertford, St Neots, Thurlby, Corby Glen and Grantham. This was the first time Concorde has been used in its flagship role since the fleet were grounded following the Paris accident in July 2000. Before the accident around 1% of Concorde flights were in that flagship role, which have included flying the England Football and European Ryder cup teams to tournaments as well as politicians to world summits. A really nice piece of history from Mike Bannister’s collection. Good condition
Lot 1026
Ethnographic: a museum scale model of a Makishi dancer wearing traditional elongated bark mask and woven fibre costume associated with initiation ceremonies, the Makishi ceremony itself is an annual event held by the Mbunda and Chokwe peoples of Western Zambia. Provenance: formerly of Stellenbosch museum, South Africa.
Lot 1346
A model of a ship's telegraph, a small scale reproduction of a Chadburn's, Ship Telegraph Co. Ltd., Liverpool model, mounted on an oak plinth, with a brass name plate for 'HMS Farndale 1941-62', a Hunt class Destroyer which destroyed the Italian submarine Ammiraglio Caraccioli in 1941, 12cm high.
Lot 1346
A model of a ship's telegraph, a small scale reproduction of a Chadburn's, Ship Telegraph Co. Ltd., Liverpool model, mounted on an oak plinth, with a brass name plate for 'HMS Farndale 1941-62', a Hunt class Destroyer which destroyed the Italian submarine Ammiraglio Caraccioli in 1941, 12cm high.
Lot 1500
Six Corgi die-cast models 'The Aviation Archive', Military Art Power Avro Vulcan 48301 and The Dam Busters Special Edition 47304 both 1:144 scale; English Electric Lightning AA32303, WWII Hawker Typhoon AA36501; Birth of the Jet Engine AA35812 and Thunder in the skies Panavia Tornado AA33608 all 1:72 scale, all mint in box
Lot 1508
Six Corgi die-cast aircraft models, 'The Aviation Archive', Modern Fighter Legends Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S.2B AA34107, Fairey Swordfish MkII AA36305, Sepecat Jaguar T.2 AA35405, Fairey Swordfish Mk1 AA36302 and Hawker Hurricane IIB AA30701 - F4U Corsair AA33007 - all 1:72 scale, mint and boxed
Lot 1531
Corgi James Bond Aston Martin 96655, BBC Only Fools & Horses CC99111 Ford Capri & Reliant Regal Super Van, Wallace & Gromit - The Curse of the Were-Rabbit Ltd Edition Set, The Avengers 00101 Vintage Bentley & 2 x Last of The Summer Wine scale 1:43 models, CC01601 Triumph Herald and CC07403 Land Rovers (6), all mint and boxed
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