-Click here to bid - 1924 Austin 12/4 Special Reg.no. n/a Chassis no. Unknown Engine no. Unknown Herbert Austin’s products are known worldwide and the Heavy 12/4 was just about the hardest wearing car ever built. With owning an Austin you become part of one of the most important British motor companies and an owner has the knowledge of having a great spares back-up from the Vintage Austin Register with nearly every mechanical part available off the shelf. This 12/4 has been in current ownership for 38 years and it has been dry stored for that period. It has rather unusual coachwork, which could have been designed as a special, and could be restored as such again. Some work has already been carried out including the block which has been re-bored to +40. New pistons, rings, valve guides, springs, cotters and a head gasket are sold with the car. There is also a reconditioned magneto and a new windscreen in the kit of parts. Most of the main components appear present. There are no documents available with this car. Estimate: £2,000 – 4,000
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An Edwardian inlaid mahogany display cabinet with arched top over two glazed panelled doors enclosing two shelves over two inlaid decorated doors with serpentine shelf below, the whole with satinwood cross-banded and ebony lined and satinwood stringing throughout, 95 cm wide x 42 cm deep x 189.5 cm high
An Edwardian inlaid rosewood music cabinet with mirrored shelf back over a single drawer above two panelled cupboard doors with single glazed door below, raised on tapering square legs to castors, the whole with satinwood and ivorine urn and scroll decoration with harebells, 60 cm wide x 40 cm deep x 144 cm high
A pair of Edwardian mahogany Chippendale revival china display cabinets on two drawer stands, with concave open shelf stretcher, each overall decorated with blind fret mouldings surrounding the twin rectangular single pane doors with top corner pierced fret decoration, 73.5cm wide, 134.5cm high, 35.5cm deep
A mid Victorian figured walnut and marquetry credenza, the central cabinet with single marquetry panel within boxwood stringing flanked by a quarter bowed display cabinet to each end opening to reveal a single shelf with marquetry decorated end columns with gilt metal mounts standing on a skirting plinth, 180cm wide, 100.5cm high, 40.5cm deep
An Edwardian mahogany boxwood line strung and satinwood banded writing table the low arch back with bowfronted low shelf over a tooled brown leather inset surface and three short frieze drawers fitted with gilt metal knob handles on four slender square tapering legs terminating in brown salt glazed castors, 76cm wide, 93.5cm high, 47cm deep
A Victorian figured walnut Canterbury music stand, the rectangular hinged easel top with leather skiver and rear gilt metal gallery on four turned and fluted corner supports enclosing an open shelf with four divisions below on a single drawer base and reeded ball feet, 64cm wide, 85cm high, 41.5cm deep
Black Lacquer Chinese Cabinet, pair doors decorated with children playing musical instruments, procession holding a dragon above their heads with pagoda roof buildings, prunus trees, mountains in the distance with all round border of flowers & skeletal leaves, flat section rectangular supports, internal shelf with ebonized sides & interior, 46` W x 71` H x 21` D
C17th Oak Buffet Sideboard on 4 bold turned supports under tier supported with scoop carved frieze, top section with scoop carved decoration, tall upstand with cotton reel turned supports, pierced scrolls, flower heads, C scrolls & central carved bird decoration with small shelf over (purported to have been purchased from Hever Castle)
A narrow bureau bookcase, lacquered with Oriental scenes, the arched upper section enclosing shelves on a bureau base, 61cm (24") wide Condition Report: The bookcase lacquer is chipped in places particularly to lower left and there is a nasty mark to bottom shelf, the bureau is chipped to the flap top and nasty scratch to the underside, the base, drawer fronts and drawer divisions are also chipped in places.
Austen (J) Pride and Prejudice, illustrated by Hugh Thomson, others, some illustrated by the same Condition Report: Pride & Prejudice – Spine a little faded, spine bumped top and bottom. Corners slightly bumped and frayed. A lot of foxing to flyleaves, otherwise just occasional spots and tiny stains. Emma - Spine a little faded particularly to lower half, spine bumped top and bottom. Corners slightly bumped and frayed. A lot of foxing to flyleaves, otherwise just occasional spots and tiny stains. Both of the bindings are a little ‘off centre’, perhaps these have been stored in a stack rather than on a shelf.
A good early 20th century Royal Crown Derby, Stevenson & Hancock botanical reticulated dish, painted with a basket of flowers on a shelf by F. Rause within a basket rim and three reserves of floral sprays, pink painted factory mark and with puce painted inscription, diameter 24cm. Condition Report: The plate is in generally good condition. No cracks to the pierced decoration. Paint work is good. However there is rubbing to the gilt work particularly around the pierced areas.
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Franklin, William Buell [Lt.] 1845 Map of the Route Pursued by the Late Expedition under the Command of Col. S.W. Kearney, U.S. 1st Dragoons [with report] ""This is an early and historical map of the region included in the uncommon H.R. Document #2. Part of this map is based on Fremont`s map of 1843. It covers the region between the Arkansas and Platte Rivers, and extends westward to South Pass and the Green River. The dragoons departed Ft. Leavenworth and marched to South Pass via the Oregon Trail and returned 99 days later via the Arkansas River route, a distance of 2,200 miles over the tough western terrain. Engraved by the firm of Smith & McClelland. The map is still bound into the 893 pp. report which includes 7 folding tables. The text includes interesting information involving the annexation of Texas (including various proclamations by Anson Jones), the Oregon boundary question, and Colonel Kearny`s report and map of his expedition to the Rocky Mountains. 893 pp. Octavo, hardbound in quarter leather other marbled boards."" 13"" W x 8"" H Map and text are lightly toned and foxed, with a faint damp stain confined to bottom blank margin. Contents are tight with the usual minor shelf wear.
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