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Lot 276
BOXED SET OF 6 ENGLISH HALLMARKED SILVER TEASPOONS 1924 A stylish set of 6 solid English hallmarked silver teaspoons. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1924, Made by Daniel and Arter. in their original, silk lined box with retailers label. 53 grams weight. Spoons - 11.5cm, box 13x15cm. Most of the spoons have been used, some of the points are rounded and some of the hallmarks are rubbed but visible.
Lot 303
JEWELLERY - LOUIS TUNICK CONTINENTAL SILVER FILIGREE BRACELET Immaculate and in its original box. A stunning continental silver filigree bracelet by Louis Tunick circa 1960s. 19x3cm, stamped 835. Possibly unworn, in such good and original condition. Original box with makers label and sterling silver tooled into silk interior. Extremely finely worked panels of silver wire forming blossoming trees.
Lot 37
VICTORIANA - MAPPIN AND WEBB VICTORIAN DOUBLE CARVING SET INORIGINAL BOX A 19th century, Victorian double carving set by distinguished makers, Mappin and Webb. Complete and in its original leather, silk and velvet lined box with makers mark in gilt lettering. Some age related wear to the box and its interior conducive with use over its long life. Contents include, 2 carving knives, 2 carving forks and 1 steel or sharpener. All with antler handles that terminate with crown shaped silver plated mounts. Fully marked Sheffield steel blades to both knives. 47X20X3CM (BOX). A grand and impressive set of antique tableware in the Baronial style by the finest of English makers.
Lot 434
JEWELLERY - BOXED CIRO SINGLE STRAND CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE A very elegant single strand, graduated cultured pearl necklace by Ciro of Bod St circa 1960s. In their original box with certificate of authenticity and care leaflet. Stirling silver safety clasp set with paste gems. Hand knotted individually. Superb quality and condition.
Lot 46
A DUBEY & SCHALDENBRAND SILVER CAREE CAMBRE WRISTWATCH From the collection of a prominent Singapore businesswoman Rounded square sterling silver case, automatic movement, guilloche white dial with subsidiary dial and date aperture at 12 o'clock, black leather strap, marked No.16 to reverse, with box and papers Dubey & Schaldenbrand case diameter 34 mm
Lot 205
A collection of Royal Doulton Flambe glaze pottery designed by Charles Noke to include a silver mounted fox tobacco jar and an unusual silver mounted match striker Condition, tobacco box good conditon, fox has minor chip to ear point , Match striker good conditon pig one leg broken tea caddy good conditon small coaster good condition
Lot 169
1962 Porsche 356B Transmission: manualMileage:Porsche's 356 became a classic the day the first car left the production line and the ensuing years have only enhanced the legend. Continuous updates from the very earliest days of the model and gradual replacement of its early Volkswagen-based components with parts from Porsche manufacture saw to this. These detail changes came frequently but major change was only made when necessary and after due consideration of their effect to improve performance, ride, handling and the marque's enviable reputation of being able to produce sporting motor cars with competition-beating reliability. After a significant update in 1955 with the 356A, the 356B was introduced in 1960, the firm's most significant evolution yet. Motivated in part by increasingly demanding safety regulations, the 356B had raised, stronger bumpers and lifted headlights that noticeably altered the car's frontal appearance. Vent windows in the doors and hinged rear windows enhanced interior ventilation. Up-rated Elfin brakes with cooling fins also benefitted from air intakes below the headlights which channels cooling air to the front drums. This superb and highly developed Historic Rally car is offered with FIVA identity and is presented in silver/yellow which looks fantastic. In 1992 the car was the subject of a ‘ground up’ bare shell rebuild by Roger Bray Restorations using the original matching number engine, which was up-rated to 1720cc and produces 100bhp plus (see history file complete with photographs). This car is well known in the rally world and it has participated in many events including the Classic Marathon, Rallye des Isles, Liege-Rome-Liege, Three Castles, the Monte Carlo Historique 2014/15/16/17/18/19, Le Jog 2014 to 2017 and the Tour Britannia. For many years prior to the current owner, the car was looked after by the renown Porsche specialist, Andy Prill and all that was needed to be done was carried out with no expense spared. During 2013 the car went through an extensive recommissioning to international rally standards by Grant Speed Engineering. The engine was removed and rebuilt 2000 miles ago, set up and LSD checked, as was the gear box. It also benefits from new shock absorbers all round, new clutch, new heat exchangers and pipes, all ancillary parts replaced, new Wosp Starter and Dyanator. A competition wiring loom was fused and relayed, new Cobra Custom seats were fitted with Schroth belts and a fire extinguisher has been plumbed in. It has a full roll cage, sump guards front and rear, Rally trip, heated front windscreen and four Cibie Oscar spot lights. This fabulous Porsche has proved to be a very capable and reliable car with excellent gear ratios for long range touring. There are invoices from Grants Speed in the history file showing over £147,000 has been spent and interestingly the dyno sheet shows the car now produces around 141 BHP! Work carried out this year comprises of engine and gearbox removed and all ancillary parts replaced or refurbished, new manifolds, heat exchangers, clutch, gearbox stripped and rebuilt LSD checked, 4 New Koni competition shock absorbers, new high torque Wasp Starter and Dyanator, new flexible brake hoses, the carburetors were re balanced and checked. It is now ready to compete! The cost of parts were in excess of £3250 and the labour costs were £4500. Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to the description and condition of each lot prior to the sale. Accordingly, buyers are on notice that each vehicle is offered ‘as is/as seen’ subject to the Terms and Conditions for the auction. Buyers are advised to inspect the vehicle in person or use a professional to carry out this service. Historics will not entertain disputes over descriptions.
Lot 250
2003 Renault Avantime Privilege Transmission: manualMileage:94728The motoring press were truly wowed by Renault's advanced MPV Coupé Concept when unveiled at Paris Salon in 1998. Remarkably true to the original design, the 'Avantime', built by Matra, was a genuine mould-breaker that offered a luxurious glass cabin with ‘Theatre’ seating, pillarless side windows and a full panoramic sliding glass roof. The view of the road was commanding and the performance sufficient to ensure that A & B Roads were navigated swiftly with great poise and grace.Our top-of-the-range V6 Privilege is particularly unusual in that it features an original six-speed manual transmission. Paintwork is a bright metallic ‘Illiad’ blue with silver roof-rails and optioned with the opulent 'Bridge of Weir' leather upholstery. This 'Limited Edition' car Number 336 also boasts factory satellite navigation and the all-important metal plaque in its original presentation box along with certificate, Renault letter and deluxe Design book. The current registered keeper has owned the Avantime for half the cars life with Renault main dealer servicing all the way up until 2017, presenting superbly. Both original keys remain with the car, along with comprehensive history and, we're pledged, a new MoT test certificate and the personalised registration number. Historics are very pleased to offer such a well specified, example and, as with these most eclectic of motorcars, they are gaining popularity and represent an elegant and astute addition to any motoring aficionado’s stable.Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to the description and condition of each lot prior to the sale. Accordingly, buyers are on notice that each vehicle is offered ‘as is/as seen’ subject to the Terms and Conditions for the auction. Buyers are advised to inspect the vehicle in person or use a professional to carry out this service. Historics will not entertain disputes over descriptions.
Lot 3087
Gilbert Aoshin (Japan) James Bonds Aston Martin DB5 as seen in �Goldfinger and Thunderball� battery operated (untested) Tinplate model, silver with chrome trim, James Bond and Bandit figures, machine guns, bullet shield, ejector seat, revolving licence plate and extending tyre cutter; with part box lid only
Lot 3204
Graham Farish 'H0' gauge - New York Central Hudson 4-6-4 locomotive No.5405 with tender in original wooden box with sliding lid; New York Central silver coach No.3029 in GF Pullman box; and GF '00' gauge ulleid Pacific (Merchant Navy Class) 4-6-2 locomotive 'Belgian Marine' No.35017 with tender in BR blue in original box (3)
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