** Britains floral garden and zoo ; large selection 1960s plastic Floral garden toys and Britains zoo pieces-, inc food plates and accessories all Britains as shown vintage originals with green house, flower beds with flowers and leaflets and trees ,barrow, roller and garden furniture, arches , crazy paving slaps and raised vegetable beds and a lily pond , swing seat and many other pieces , as shown , played with and enjoyed in vendors Childhood( good group with extensive pieces -see all photographs)
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A set of 5 Hot Wheels toy cars from the 1998 first edition line that consists of the Panoz GTR-1 (19 of 40), the Hot Seat (13 of 40), Express Lane (37 of 40), the Dodge Concept Car (35 of 40), and the Cat-A-Pult (38 of 40). Each item has its original box. Dimensions of the original box: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 1.5"H. Issued: 1998Manufacturer: MattelCondition: Age related wear.
A set of 10 Hot Wheels cars that consist of the Rail Rodder (Collector #850), 2 copies of the Digger (Collector #643), the Wheel Loader (Collector 641), the Hydroplane (Collector #1053), the For Stake Bed Truck (Collector #1010), the Forklift (Collector #642), the Hot Seat (Collector #999), and the Rail Rodder (Collector #370). Each item has its original box. Dimensions of the original box: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 1.5"H. Manufacturer: MattelCondition: Age related wear.
A set of 10 Hot Wheels cars that includes the 1997 first edition Way 2 Fast (7 of 12) with the rest being part of the 1998 first edition collection. Those items consist of the Pikes Peak Celica (15 of 40), the Fathom This (39 of 40), the Chrysler Thunderbolt (32 of 40), the Tail Dragger (24 of 40), the Cat-A-Pult (38 of 40), the Mercedes SLK (11 of 40), the Super Comp Dragster (22 of 40), the Hot Seat (13 of 40) and the Panzo GTR-1 (19 of 40). Marked 1997 First Editions. Marked 1998 First Editions. Each item has its original box. Dimensions of the original box: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 1.5"H. Issued: 1997-1998Manufacturer: MattelCondition: Age related wear.
A set of 5 Hot Wheels toy cars from the 1998 first edition line that consists of the Dodge Concept Car (35 of 40), the At-A-Tude (34 of 40), the Hot Seat (13 of 40), the Chaparral 2 (28 of 40), and the Jaguar D-Type (6 of 48). Each item has its original box. Dimensions of the original box: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 1.5"H. Issued: 1998Manufacturer: MattelCondition: Age related wear.
A set of 5 Hot Wheels toy cars from the 1998 first edition line that consists of the Hot Seat (13 of 48), the Lakester (12 of 40), the Customized C3500 (26 of 40), the Panzo GTR-1 (19 of 40), and the Ford GT-90 (14 of 40). Each item has its original box. Dimensions of the original box: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 1.5"H. Manufacturer: MattelCondition: Age related wear.
Harry Bertoia for Knoll International (After) Pair of "420C" Side Chairs Designed 1952, white-coated welded wire mesh seat and back on tubular supports, with black leather-effect seat pads, apparently unmarked.53cm wide, 55cm deep, 76cm highChips, loss and wear to white coating, screw attachments to underside very likely replacements, some cracking around these joints, split and crude repair around one joint, further usual scuffs and abrasions to bases, slightly loose in frames but stable.
Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand & Pierre Jeanneret (After) "LC4" Chaise Longue Designed 1928, modern edition, black leather-effect seat and head cushion, chrome frame on black-coated stand.175cm long, 55cm wide, 62cm highGood, clean condition, has seen very minimal use. There are some minor scuffs and scratches to the upper sections of the black coated supports, some frayng and wear to the straps, some minor marks and a few tiny indents to the chromed frame but only noticable when specifically looked for and minutely inspected.
A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH PAINTED SATIN BIRCH ARMCHAIRSby Walon Freres, each with caned seats and backs centred by a portrait of a lady, the cresting rails and seat rails painted in polychrome with bands of flowers, on turned front legs, 94.5cm high x 63cm wide, makers labels to under frames (2)
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH PAINTED SATIN BIRCH ARMCHAIRby Walon Freres, with caned seat and back centred by a portrait panel, the shaped cresting rail and seat rail decorated in polychrome with bands of flowers, on tapered block front legs to spade feet, 92cm high x 54cm wide, label to under frame
A WILLIAM IV WALNUT ARMCHAIRthe turned spindle back joining cushioned arms with scrolling ends, over a square seat, the loose cushions with floral pattern covers, on turned front legs terminating in castors, 99cm high x 67cm wide x 70cm deepProvenance: Selected contents of 137 Gloucester Road, London.
A SET OF TEN LATE REGENCY MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS with slatted backs over square covered seats, on fluted sabre legs, each with impressed initials W H to the underside of the seat rail, including two armchairs, 83cm high x 55cm wide, and six side chairs, 84cm high x 48cm wide (10)Provenance: Selected contents of 137 Gloucester Road, London.
Robin NANCE (1907-1990) Rocking chair Oak ladder back with grass seat, 1951Catalogue NoteThis style of chair was exhibited at the Festival of Britain, 1951. Robin Nance was the son of the Grand Bard Robert Morton Nance. After the Second World War, he set up a gallery and workshop on the Wharf, St Ives with his brother Dicon Nance, who was later an important assistant to Barbara Hepworth from 1959-71. Their furniture was simple and made by hand, with an ethos inspired by the nineteenth-century Arts and Crafts movement. There are no signs of wood worm present on the piece. The woven grass seat is intact, as are each of the joints. There is a slight bruise to the right turned finial (please see additional image). There is no monogram present.
A matched set of ten Chippendale style, George III and later mahogany dining chairs, leaf-capped cupid bow top rails, stuff over seats on square section stretched legs. 59 cm wide x 56 cm deep x 96 cm overall height, 47 cm height to the seats.Some extensive restoration and faithfully copy chairs included in the ten. A private estate Six chairs have serpentine seat rails and Five have straight seat rails.The chairs have all been added to with cross stretchers and or front legs but retain some old elements.I think rather than outright copy chairs each element either the five or the six have been extensively re-built.Decorative but far from period.
Fendi, a designer three-seat studio sofa of architectural form, with bronze effect linen upholstery, on simple bracket feet, 250 cm x 96 cm, together with a two-seat sofa of similar designComes with applicable fire resistance labelsGenerally good condition with no obvious signs of stains or damage, minor piling to linen commensurate with age, please view photos
Chesterton, Gilbert K. - The Napoleon of Notting Hill. First edition, published John Lane at the Bodley Head 1904. With seven full page illustrations by W. Graham Robertson and a Map of the Seat of War. Publisher's original pictorial cloth boards, occasional stain to boards & wear to the head and tail of the spine. W. H. Smith & Son's Subscription Library plate to the front pastedown. Hinge exposed & strained after the ffep. Complete with prior owner's receipt from George's bookshop, Park Street, Bristol dated 1983. 8vo.
Wilberforce, William. (1759-1833) An 1808 indenture between William Wilberforce and Rev. William Beaumont Busby regarding Gore House, Kensington. The indenture on three vellum leaves, with George III stamps. Signed by Wilberforce and William Beaumont Busby, complete with seal stamps; Wilberforce's seal being the Wilberfoss family coat of arms featuring a standing eagle. The agreement dated 29th June 1808. Wilberforce lived at Gore House, Kensington Gore between 1808 and 1821 in the years following his successful lobbying for the Slave Trade Act of 1807. During this time his health was worsening; he resigned his Yorkshire seat as an MP in 1812, and in 1816 was responsible for introducing a series of bills requiring imported slaves to be registered along with their country of origin, ensuring that illegally imported slaves would be more easily discovered. The Wilberforce family relocated to Hendon Park, Mill Hill in 1821, and the Countess of Blessington and the Count D'Orsay became the home's next residents in 1836. Provenance: from the Thomas family by descent.
Measurements: 29x22x21 cms. Weight 3.2 kg, in fine silver. Writing desk with a silver tray in its color and gilded finish that has four containers with lids and a pedestal in the center topped by a seated sculpture. The tray, rectangular in shape with the four sides slightly curved outwards, shows an edge decorated with plant elements and, on the larger fronts, a cresting at the top followed by another in the lower area creating a symmetrical composition with scrolls, a figurehead on the front and plant motifs, and four monster-shaped legs (leaf foot, elongated body with breasts, long neck, head of a lion or similar and feathered wings). Each of the containers has a circular base on which the monstrous female figures that decorate them rest on their plant “leg” (winged, holding plant motifs in front of their breasts), a bulbous shape and a raised lid towards the center decorated with a band of simple architectural motifs, which is, in turn, topped by a bird hunting a snake. In the center, on a circular and stepped pedestal, there is a tubular pedestal decorated with garlands, vegetal scrolls, venerated shapes and monstrous masks. Sitting on a seat, a human figure is presented dressed in a tunic and cloak, barefoot and carrying some objects, with short uncovered hair. Note that the monsters (sometimes called fantastic bugs) that the piece presents as legs are very similar to those on the writing desk dated around 1847 that has marks from the Royal Silver Factory of Antonio Martínez and that is preserved in the Museum del Prado (Madrid). The masks mentioned on the pedestal are very similar to those presented by “The Allegory of Justice” which was a gift from Medina de Pomar to the Minister of Grace and Justice in 1849 (Museum of Romanticism, Madrid) and which also shows punches by Martínez. This work is clearly inspired by the office of the presidency of the Council of Ministers of the Royal Palace of Madrid (National Heritage, ref. B. 428-9045) made in 1851 by the Real Fábrica de Platería Martínez. Note that the four “putti” or child figures that would surround the central figure do not appear here, that it has a slightly different posture, and that the crests of the tray are different, among other details. Weight: 3174 grams.
ARTS & CRAFTS OAK DINING SUITE, CIRCA 1900 comprising an octagonal dining table, this over four upright supports carved with stylised Yorkshire-style rose motifs to frieze, and four single chairs, these with curved rail over a carved Yorkshire-style rose motif, the seat upholstered in brown leatherette, on carved tapered square section supports to pad feetTabletop missing dowels, so sits loose over base. Base shows typical wear commensurate with use and age, though without structural damage. Chairs, again with wear commensurate with use and age, some more noticeable to to rails, though again structurally fine (some minor wobble). One chair does have some splits to top rail. Reupholstered. Additional images now available.Table 114cm wide, 77cm high. Chairs 106cm high
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