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Lot 1117
A walnut veneer dining table and chairs Circa 1925, comprising an extending table, the rectangular top of book-matched quarter-sawn veneer with satinwood cross-banding (70``L x 40``W x 30``H), and eight carved chairs with grospoint and petitpoint covers (the two winged armchairs each: 45`` H x 25`` W x 21`` D; the six side chairs each: 43.75`` H x 20.5`` W x 18`` D); 9 pcs Provenance: The table with both leaves extended: 128.5`` L (10`8.5``). Condition: The table with both leaves extended: 128.5`` L (10`8.5``). Seat heights: 18``. The table with scattered small nicks and scratches, and large areas of fading and wear to top. Table joints loose; table wobbles. The chairs in good condition with typical small nicks, scratches and wear to legs commensurate with age and use. Fading to timber and to needlepoint covers; colors uneven. All chairs structurally sound.Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Lot 347
A small archive of material relating to the London 1948 Olympic Games, believed to have originally been from the office of Arthur Elvin the owner of Wembley Stadium and including a copy of a letter from him dated 18th May 1948 writing to Lord Portal expressing his dismay of a poorly organised athletics meeting at White City which had been billed beforehand as a “Pre Olympics Games Try-Out’, thereby giving pressmen a field day, the archive mostly of press cuttings but also Olympic Bulletins, a forecast for lost ticket revenues at Wembley Stadium through the issue of complimentary seat tickets to dignitaries, competitors, press, BBC, choir and bands, calculated to be a loss of potential revenue through ticket sales of £41,293; also a general regulations programme
Lot 1011
Chinese rosewood swivel office/desk chair, the vertical splat centred with a marble tablet, scroll arms and ovoid seat, on four legs Adjustable height mechanism, one arm is a bit wobbly, as is the seat. The other arm has an old repair, the carving on the back is intact top rail joints repaired part of foot missing
Lot 1189
A rare early 20th C German-made WW1 style tinplate military lorry. A clockwork example, maker uncertain but probably by Heyde. 15.5cm long in olive green with open back, similar coloured wheels and light brown painted tyres, silver steering wheel RHD, short black running boards, plain radiator grille. Bench seat contains 2 men 4cm high in dark blue uniforms with red lining, nationality unknown. Two Heyde style German lead Soldiers secured on pins to cab. Back houses a 6cm adjustable/removable cannon with spring-loaded firing mechanism and 10 x 3cm bolts as ammunition. Light green base, stamped “Germany” to rear. GC to VGC. See illustration.
Lot 1236
A 1960’s MoBo Toys/Tri-ang child’s pedal car in the style of a period F.1 Ferrari. Of plastic monocoque construction with metal steering and connecting rods to pedals, black plastic steering wheel, moulded black pvc seat, dummy V8 engine with trumpets and twin exhausts. Finished in red with yellow nose, yellow wheels with black tyres. RN7. GC for age, some marking from use, slightly faded to top surface.
Lot 1255
A scarce Jep clockwork tinplate car French made clockwork tinplate sedan, possibly a 1940s Delahaye, no. 7575. Vehicle is 13" in length in deep red with silver chassis. Features opening driver’s side front door, front bench seat, black operating steering wheel (RHD), metal wheels with yellow trim and black tyres, battery-operated front lights, authentic plated bumpers, registration 7585 JEP. GC, some chipping, corrosion to metalwork, motor and lights not tested. See illustration.
Lot 1337
3 Dinky Toys single seat racing cars. Maserati (23N) in bright red with white flash, RN9. Alfa Romeo (232) in red RN8, plus a Cooper-Bristol (233) in dark green RN6. Plus a Scalex Ferrari 4.5 single seater in red RN3. Plus a Tri-ang blue plastic bodied ERA style single seater racing car with friction powered motor, RN7. GC-VGC minor chipping. Motor AF to Tri-ang.
Lot 439
John Rocque, French c.1709-1762- `A Plan of Garden and View of Mansions of Chiswick on the Thames`, publ 1736; copper engraving, 61x76.5cm: John Rocque, British 1709-1762- `A Plan and View of the Buildings and Garden of the Seat of the Duke of Kent`, publ c.1735-1737; copper engraving, in matching frames, 59.5x75cm, (2)
Lot 1340
An early 20th century, mahogany oval wind out dining table. The moulded edge top over a plain frieze, raised on cabriole legs and pad feet upon drum casters, 72cm high x 151cm length x 106cm deep. Together with a set of six Queen Ann style dining chairs, each with carved top rail, shaped splat, leather drop in seat, raised on cabriole legs and pad feet, (7).
Lot 1420
A set of four Morgan & Co dining chairs; a 20th century mahogany drop leaf dining table on tapering square legs, 75cm high x 152cm wide x 91cm deep; a pair of 20th century brass gallery side tables, 55cm high x 40cm wide x 31cm deep; a 20th century mahogany stool with tapestry drop in seat, 49cm high x 64cm x 54cm deep; a 20th century mahogany oval dressing table mirror, 57cm high x 40cm wide x 24cm deep; an occasional drop leaf table and a carved and gold painted standing lamp. (a/f) (11)
Lot 677
A collection of furniture comprising a mahogany and cross banded sofa style table in the Regency taste, on dual turned end supports to down-swept scrolling feet to brass paw caps and castors, together with two mahogany turned standard lamps, an oak framed dressing stool with upholstered seat, an oak framed firescreen with tapestry panel, a jardiniere stand with undertier, a painted Tri-ang doll`s cot and a Tan-sad child`s doll`s pram
Lot 734
A pair of circa 1900 walnut bedroom chairs, the pierced central splat with patterae decoration over a stuff-over seat to turned and splayed legs, together with a pair of early 20th Century walnut Bergere elbow chairs with vase shaped splats to back, raised on cabriole legs to bun feet and an early 19th Century dining chair in the Chippendale manner
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