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Click here to subscribe*Fokker DVII. A flying scale model of a Fokker DVII Serial No. FOK DVII S177/N, with fabric covered wooden airframe, working control surfaces, cockpit (pilot missing), two machine guns, single cylinder glow plug engine and rubber tyred undercarriage, finished in camouflage white and yellow, overall length 54 in (137 cm), wingspan 66 in (167.5 cm) (1)
*Fokker DR.1. A flying scale model of a Fokker DR1, with fabric covered wooden airframe, working control surfaces, two machine guns, dummy rotary engine and other details, finished in camouflage, white and yellow (some old damage), overall length 42 in (106.2 cm), wingspan 49.5 in (125.8 cm) (1)
*SE5A. A scale static display model of the RFC SE5A single seat fighter Serial No. B507, Code Letter A, with fabric covered wooden airframe, cockpit with pilot's seat, propeller and undercarriage, finished in RFC camouflage, overall length 18.75 in (47.7 cm), together with three scratch-built painted wooden WW2 aircraft identification models, including RAF Lancaster Bomber USAF Boeing Fortress B17, and a Heinkel twin-engined bomber (various condition) (4)
*Fokker DR1. A flying scale model of the Fokker DR1 Serial No. FOK. FI 102/17, as flown by Baron von Richthofen, with fabric covered wooden airframe, working control surfaces, sprung tail skid, twin machine guns, single cylinder flow engine and laminated wood propeller, finished in red, white and black, overall length 49 in (124.5 cm), wingspan 56 in (142.5 cm) (1)
*Fokker DR.1. A highly detailed 1/8th in : 1 ft scale uncovered wood and metal model of a Fokker DR1, the braced metal fuselage of tubular construction with tail plane assembly, elevators, rudder and sprung skid, the woodclad cockpit with pilot's seat, control column, instruments, belt fed Spandau machine guns and other details, rudder bar and aeleron control 'wires', wooden wings with box spars, aluminium cowling with rotary engine and propeller, rubber tyred sprung undercarriage and many other details, unpainted, overall length 29 in (73.5 cm), wingspan 35.5 in (90.2 cm) (1)
*Piper "Super-Cub". A flying scale model by 'Thimbledrome Ltd', plastic and metal construction with glow-plug motor, together with scale model aircraft kits including KeilKraft "Robin" and "Attacker", and others including Waterman"Racer", "Luton Minor", two variants of "Comper Swift", SE5A and Sopwith Pup etc, all unmade in original boxes (9)
*Fokker E-111. A fine 1/24th scale model of this WWI German Air Force monoplane, fitted pilot and twin spandau machine guns, finished in standard grey and yellow with imperial German cross, wing span approx. 17" (43 cm.), contained in perspex display case The first military aircraft in full production fitted with small ivor interruptor synchronising gear enabling machine gun(s) to fire through the airscrew arc. (1)
*Scale model kits (1.72). A miscellany of unmade-up WW2 Luftwaffe aircraft, by Airfix, Frog, Hales, Heller, Italaerei, Monogram, Matchbox and Revell, aircraft types include Messerschmitt Me 323 'Gigant', Junkers Ju. 52, Dornier Do. 172, Focke-Wulf FW.200 'Condor', Heinkel He 115, and sixteen other Luftwaffe aircraft (21)
*Etrich 'Taube'. A well detailed and presented radio controlled flying scale model of an Etrich 'Taube', with fabric and wood covered airframe, working elevators and rudder, two cockpits with pilots, dummy engine with aluminium cowling, 4-stroke O.S. engine and rubber tyred main wheels, overall length 55.5 in (141 cm), wingspan 78 in (198 cm) (1)
*S.E. 5A. A flying scale model of this famous fighter aircraft coded H, with fabric covered wooden airframe, working flying control surfaces, cockpit with windscreen, rubber tyred main undercarriage and tail skid, with dummy machine gun and engine exhausts, fitted with a single cylinder glow-plug engine and two-blade wood propeller, finished in all-over khaki with R.A.F. roundels, 53 in (135 cm) wingspan (1)
*Newport 'Pup'. A flying scale model of aircraft N5182, with fabric covered wooden airframe, working flying control surfaces, some cockpit details, dummy machine gun, rubber tyred main undercarriage and tail skid, the engine-turned aluminium engine cowling concealing a single-cylinder [?] glow-plug engine behind a dummy rotary engine with two-blade wood propeller, finished in all-over olive-green with national markings, 58 in (147 cm) wingspan (1)
*Messerschmitt Me.163. An unusual flying scale model of one of these rocket-powered Luftwaffe aircraft, code 11 on the rear fuselage, with working flying control surfaces, cockpit canopy, skid and tailwheel, finished in overall mottle camouflage with national markings, 72 in (183 cm) wingspan (1)
*SE5A. A fine 1/24th scale model of this WWI fighter scout biplane, with pilot and wing-top machine gun, finished in military green with R.A.F. roundels, wing span approx. 12.5" (32 cm.), contained in perspex display case Designed by the Royal Aircraft Factory, Farnborough and used by many air aces during the 1914-18 war (Mannock, 73 victories: Bishop, 72 victories: Beauchamp-Proctor, 54 victories). (1)
*Sopwith 'Tabloid'. A fine 1/18th scale model of this WWI Royal Naval Air Service biplane, cowled rotary engine, steel deflector blades on airscrew, good cockpit details, one fixed Lewis Gun mounted on fuselage side, finished in grey with RFC roundels, wing span approx. 16" (41 cm.), contained in perspex display case Designed and first flown in 1913, the original prototype was flown by Harry Hawker at Aero Displays and had twin seats side-by-side. A seaplane version of this machine flown by Howard Pixton won the 1914 Schneider Trophy at Monaco. (1)
*Miscellaneous. A group of miscellaneous instruments and other items including a Mechanical Magneto spark-inducing machine on wood plinth base, together with a telescope object glass, brass casing with convex lens to top (lens chipped), plus a scientist's scale balance in glazed mahogany case by Philip Harris & Co., a further similar glazed mahogany case, also including a small portable modern telescope on folding stands, and two folding camera tripod stands, one inscribed Leitz-Wetzlar Special Professional model (6)
*Balloon Theodolite. A fine pre-World War Two lacquered-brass balloon theodolite by The Buff & Buff Mfg. Co. Boston, instrument no. 23508, supplied to the U.S. Army Signal Corps., dated 1932, the telescope with fixed and folding sights, prismatic sighting tubes, rack and pinion focusing and eye-piece illumination, the 6-inch vertical circle with silvered scale, micrometer-screw fine adjustment, scale illumination, level and cross bubble, the horizontal plate enclosing the horizontal circle with silvered scale, micrometer screw adjustment for the vernier scale with illumination, the stand incorporating a carrying circle and three-screw tripod mounting, the telescope 12 in (30.5 cm) long (1)
*Baby Bootlegger. A fine wooden scale display model of the American racing hydroplane 'Baby Bootlegger. NY', the hull built up of mahogany planks is fitted with pennant and flag, dummy engine compartment, ventilators, cockpit with seat, instruments and steering wheel, four blade propeller and rudder, finished in varnish, green and 'gold' and mounted on two turned brass columns on an inlaid base with legend engraved '1924 and 1925 Gold Cup Winner Gold Cup Class Speedboat 'Baby Bootlegger' Designer: George F. Crouch, Owner: Caleb Bragg, Motor: Hispano-Suiza V8, Horsepower: 220 Lannon Ship Model Gallery Boston', brass bound, glazed cover, measurements overall 15 x 45 in (38 x 114.5 cm) (1)
*Models and kits. A quantity of mostly 1/24th scale models and kits, makers include Starter, Provence Moulage, SMTS, Superior, K&R, Bosica, Vroom, Grand Tourisme, FDS, Solido, etc, cars represented include Jaguar D-type, Maserati 450S, Vauxhall, Aston-Martin, Bluebird, Lister Jaguar, HRG, Bentley Speed 6, Frazer-Nash, Shelby Cobra etc; unmade kits, as new in original boxes (qty)
*Model kits. A quantity of diecast toys and proprietary model kits etc, including Formula 1 'Outer Circuit' series, Brooklin, Autographic, Hi-Tech, Box, Revival, Bosica, Renaissance etc, scale models unmade in original boxes, also including large 1/8th scale model Vincent Black Shadow motorcycle kit, unmade, in original box (qty)
*Vanguards. A collection of eleven 1:43rd scale private cars, including Austin A35, Morris Minor Traveller, Triumph Herald, and Rover P4, together with twelve 1:64th scale commercial vehicles including a two-model 'Boots' delivery truck set, Courier Bedford and Ford vehicles in various liveries (21)
*Franklin Mint and others. A collection of six commercial vehicle precision models, 1:32nd scale and others, comprising Corgi "Boddington, The Cream of Manchester", with glazed display case, 1979 Freight line artic (one outer box lacking), a McDonald's 45th Anniversary Freightline Tractor/Trailer another for Jack Daniels, others for Harley-Davidson' and 'Jim Beam' (6)
A mid 20th Century Swiss 18ct gold Chronograph Wristwatch, Cronographe Swisse, the jewelled gilt movement to a gilt Arabic dial with subsidiaries for half hour and hour, with an outside scale of 0 to 1000, in a circular case with snap on back and two push buttons flanking a winding crown and fitted with a brown leather strap, width 1 5/8”
An early 20th Century nickel cased Range Finder, Carley & Clemence Ltd, London, the Swiss movement with striped decoration, No 3364, to a twin scale enamelled dial with red Arabic scale of 0 to 30 with outside scale of 500 to 6500, in a hinged and polished case, marked to the back cover with a Government Broad Arrow over No 2 Mk I QF PR13 9CWT (Mark 1), 1916, Reg No 106, width 2 ¼”
A late 20th Century mahogany and inlaid Stick Barometer, the swan neck pediment centred with a brass urn, to a single glazed door, the trunk with visible tube and demi spherical cistern cover, to a silvered dial with scale of 27 to 31 and adjustable vernier, flanked by a twin scale alcohol thermometer, height 39”
OSCAR EDMUND BERNINGHAUS (American 1874-1952)Winter Evening (Taos) c. 1918Oil on canvas25in. x 30in.Signed lower right : O.E. BERNINGHAUSThis quiet painting of the horses huddled together outside the warm tavern on a cold snowy night shows Berninghaus' mastery of the western nocturne a genre first brought to prominence by Frederic Remington and continued by Berninghaus' contemporary Frank Tenney Johnson. While Remington utilized a greenish palatte and Johnson cast his scenes in blue tones Berninghaus may have created the perfect nighttime painting with contrasting warm and cool grays that lend to the sense of cold reality that the cowboys endured. This large-scale painting is a rare fine example in the artist's oeuvre of the nocturne genre in addition to being a superb example of Berninghaus' talent for rendering horses in the rural settings of New Mexico.This painting by one of the founders of the Taos Art Society occupies an important place in the artist's oeuvre. The painting comes directly from the Berninghaus family of Taos. There is a letter of authentication signed by the artist's granddaughter Barbara Brenner that accompanies the lot. The present work is being offered for public sale for the first time.Provenance: Berninghaus Family Taos NM; Fenn Galleries Santa Fe NMExhibited: Parsons Fine Art Taos NM (referred to as Moonlight Taos)
BRITISH TRADE TOKENS, 18th Century, Middlesex, Meymott’s Silver Proof Halfpenny 1795, MEYMOTT+&+SON+LONDON+, seated Britannia holding spear and scales, rev SCALES+WEIGHTS+&+STEEL-YARDS+, the arms of London, edge plain (DH 377a). Usual obverse die break beginning at about 2 o’clock and extending across most of the top of the token, younger die breaks also at 4 o’clock and 7 o’clock, light brush marks, very fine with nice rainbow toning, extremely rare. Meymott & Son, scale-makers, Bishopsgate Without in London
A 20th century scale model brass cannon cast with the cyphers of the Royal Artillery and modelled on a late 19th/early 20th century original the stopper removing from the barrel to reveal a key spanner for undoing various nuts to strip the piece down the moving parts faithfully made the barrel 21cm long
A Hicks Meigh & Johnson ironstone tureen and cover painted with flowers in famille rose and Imari coloured enamels with blue and gilt scale handles and fruit finial green printed armorial mark Imperial Stone China and pattern no.5055 25cm high early 19th century; together with a similar plate (3)
A Tunbridge Ware thermometer stand by Edmund Nye the octagonal ebony body now missing the stick ware collar to the compass top the ivory thermometer scale signed E Nye Tunbridge Wells the base with remnants of engraved paper label dry warped and cracked 13.5cm high x 8.5cm wide and an octagonal box with stick ware lid and mosaic panelled side possibly an ink bottle case with base divisions for seals 8cm high x 5.5cm wide
A Tunbridge Ware ebony Cleopatras needle thermometer stand by Hollamby the needle with mosaic flower sprays the plinth with dog passant between perspective cube panels on a stepped base the ivory vernier scale engraved Hollamby Tunbridge Wells some damage to the needle 18cm high. For similar see Pinto Tunbridge and Scottish Souvenir woodware plate 12 and Dreweatt Neate October 2005 Lot 340. From the private collection of a lady collected over 35 years
A Tunbridge Ware octagonal thermometer stand by Henry Hollamby with replacement top over four panels with flower bandings the ivory scale signed 12cm high and a Cleopatras needle thermometer stand with both tesserae flower and perspective cube panels 20cm high From the private collection of a lady collected over 35 years
A Maling lustre vase decorated with flowers against a green scale ground, early 19th Century transfer decorated blue and white plate, Wedgwood & Co teapot and water jug and a Price Kensington six piece coffee service decorated with geometric flowers, comprising; coffee pot, cream jug, six mugs and saucers and two decorative vases.
A set of six Dartington 'Daisy Butter' plates, all boxed, pair of 19th Century cut glass oil and vinegar decanters, two further cut glass decanters, four cut glass sundae dishes engraved with berries and a Booths teapot reserve decorated in the Worcester style with flowers, birds and insects against a scale blue ground.
Pair of Samson caddies and cup and saucer Pair of Samson lidded tea caddies decorated after first period Worcester with exotic birds and insects within on a blue scale ground Also Sevres Cup and Saucer decorated with an armorial device on navy blue ground Factory marks Chateau des Tuileries and Limoges France mark to base and cup and saucer mid 19th century (6)
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