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Click here to subscribeMatchbox Superfast 4 x 17b Daimler Fleetline Bus "Silver Jubilee" all with dot-dash wheels. Including 2 x metallic silver body with labels facing rear, red interior - (1) metallic graphite grey base; (2) bare metal base; and 2 x brick red body, metallic graphite grey base - (1) labels facing front; (2) labels facing rear - Excellent to Excellent Plus with glue showing through labels, in Fair to Good boxes & factory sealed blister pack. (4)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of 1950's issue Cars all with metal wheels, to include (1) 31a Ford Customline Station Wagon (box end flaps detached but still present); (2) 43a Hillman Minx; (3) 44a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud - generally Excellent in Fair to Good Plus Type B2 boxes. (3)
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear to include (1) Y2 London Bus 4 over 4 lower deck windows, bare metal lower deck ceiling - Excellent in Good Type C1 box; (2) Y3 London E1 Tramcar - cast open stairs, cast open upper deck, cream roof, gold controllers, silver headlamp, grey lifeguards, matt black base, metal wheels; (3) Y4 Shand Mason Kent Fire Brigade Horse Drawn - Fire engine complete with original Figures - Excellent in Good to Good Plus "New model" Type C3 boxes. (3)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of 1950's issue models - Including (1) 9c Merryweather Marquis Fire Engine with tan ladder & rear silver trim; (2) 39a Ford Zodiac Convertible; (3) 47a Trojan Van "Brooke Bond Tea" plus others similar (see photo) along with some Charbens & Benbros Models; Tekno Vespa Scooter & Sidecar - Poor to Good Plus (a few damaged or repainted) and Super kings K22 Hovercraft - Good Plus and K24 Scammell Container Truck - Near Mint unboxed. (22)
Matchbox Superfast 65b Airport Coach "Lufthansa" - white body & roof, labels facing front, light amber windows, pale yellow interior, silver painted Lesney base without front recess - Excellent with a few tiny chips, in Excellent just a little scuffed Type K Box with out New but with English/French Text to striker side panel.
Benbros TV Series group of 1950's issue models - Including 7 Express Dairies Electric Milk Trolly (handle incomplete); 8 x Foden Ballast Tractor & Log Trailer; 14 Centurion Tank; 15 Vespa Scooter & Rider REPAINTED SILVER, plus others similar (see photo) - Poor to Good Plus (many models either fatigued or incomplete) in Poor to Fair boxes some of which are incomplete. (
Matchbox Superfast 59b Mercury Park Lane Fire Chief Car Factory Trial Model - metallic silver-grey body with filled in roof light hole, clear windows, ivory interior, screw-fit bare metal "No.59 or 73" base with thin axle braces, 5-spoke wide wheels - Near Mint unboxed. Consigned for sale by Ex-Lesney employee.
Matchbox Superfast group of Code 3 Buses. 2 x 17b Daimler Fleetline Londoner Bus "Matchbox Collectors Club Hershey Park 1997" - (1) dark red body, gloss black base; (2) metallic silver body, metallic graphite grey base; 2 x 17c Leyland Titan Bus - both are red body, China base - (1) "Matchbox Collectors Club Hershey Park 1997" (this model is unboxed); (2) "Matchbox USA Tour New York 2002" - Excellent to Mint in Fair to Good boxes where appropriate. (4)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of late 1950's issue Commercial Vehicles - all with 20-tread grey plastic wheels to include (1) 59a Ford Thames Van "Singer"- Crimped Axles; (2) 60a Morris J2 Pick-Up Truck with Cab rear window, black lettered decals (tail lamps painted); (3) 69a Commer Van "Nestle's"- rounded axles; (4) 70a Ford Thames State Car - without windows fitted, with rear silver trim, rounded axles - Excellent to Near Mint in Good to Excellent Type B3 & B4 Boxes. (4)
Matchbox Regular Wheels 4 x 40b Leyland Royal Tiger Coach - all have clip-fit base - (1) pale green windows, red tail lamps, 20-tread silver plastic wheels; (2) as (1); (3) turquoise green windows, without red tail-lamps, 36-tread black plastic wheels; (4) as (3) - Excellent to Near Mint in Fair to Good Type D & C (New Model) boxes. (4)
Matchbox Regular Wheels 9c MerryWeather Marquis Fire Engine - Stannard Code 3 - dull red body with rear upper hose lockers, 17-rung tan ladder, rear silver trim to lower hose connectors only, 24- tread grey plastic wheels - Near Mint in Good Plus Type C Lesney box printed by Pembroke Abbey.
An Asprey silver-plated 'recipe' cocktail shaker,with fifteen cocktails listed on the upper band, the ingredients for which are revealed by rotating the outer sleeve, stamped 'Asprey London Patented in Great Britain No. 398119/Other Patents Pending',27cm highCondition ReportSome rubbing to the sleeve. Gilt cover dul - refinished? some nicks to this. Tarnishing to the collar. Scratched numbers to the underside of the rim. Tarnish to the silvering can be polished. The gilt to the cap has matted - may polish up. The cap and the inside has been replated.
A part canteen of Danish Jugendstil sterling silver cutlery,designed by and bearing the assay mark of Christian F Heise, hallmarked Copenhagen 1919-1931,the handles with stylised Jugendstil motifs and hammered finish, comprising:ten dinner forks,twelve salad forks,three dessert forks,a herring fork,three cake forks,five dinner spoons,five soup spoons,a dessert spoon,two teaspoons,a scalloped cream spoon,a large gravy ladle,a small gravy ladle,a sugar sifting spoon,a cake spatula,a serving spoon, andfour fruit knives, largest 25cm long, 65.39ozt (52)
Maurice Guiraud-Rivière (French, 1881-1947),'La Comète' (The Comet), a silvered-bronze figure, modelled as a lady flying over scrolled clouds, signed 'Guiraud-Riviere' and stamped 'Etling Paris', raised on a black marble plinth,58cm wide 14cm deep51cm highCondition ReportSome rubbing to the edges and extremities. The rubbing to the silvering is more pronounced towards the bottom of the hair (top of the sculpture) as well as the edges of the clouds with some scratches occurring throughout the entire figurine. Some slight tarnish to the bottom of the foot and some minor build-up in the recesses. Silver ring to the main body of the figure. Overall good. The base is without any perceived chips or damages. However, with some scratches in front of the bottom clouds. With some spots of tarnish on the front face of the cloud base. With remnants of polish to some of the deeper recesses. Additional images of the more pronounced losses to the silvering added.Base plinth with plastic button protectors.
â–´ Stanislas Reychan (Austrian, 1897-1994), 'Bacchus on his Chariot', a hand-modelled red earthenware and tin-glazed figure group, painted in manganese, stamped with artist's mark and 'S. Reychan', 44cm wide 24cm high, together with Stanislas Reychan, 'Playing with Dolls - An Autobiography of a Potter', London, 1993 (2) Stanislas Reychan was born in Vienna in 1897, the son of a Polish father and an Austrian mother. During the Second World War, he fled to Hungary, then Paris, before joining the Polish Army in the UK, deciding to stay here after being demobbed in 1949. With an interest in pottery, he went on to study at the Central School of Art under Dora Billington, before opening his own studio in 1950. One of his first exhibitions was at the Craft Potters' Association, and others soon followed, including at Heffers in Cambridge. He became widely respected and exhibited, and won a Silver Medal in 1960 at the Paris Salon. His work is beginning to be collected widely and one of his works, 'Prometheus', is in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection, C.205-1993. Condition ReportChip to the plinth.On closer inspection - one handle is missing from the vase. Some hair is chipped. The orb and shaft that he is holding does not appear to be restored but a small crack is evident.
An Arts and Crafts silver-plated desk clock,early 20th century, of hammered oval form, with cast satyr head masks on monopodia supports, an Arabic dial and French movement, stamped '1752', 17cm wide7cm deep20cm highCondition ReportMovement works when tested - key present. Sworders does not guarantee future operation. Repoloshed to the case. With some spotting to the surround of the dial cover. Additional images uploaded.
A group of Arts & Crafts silver and enamel Cymric jewellery by Liberty & Co.,comprising three silver and enamel Cymric buttons, converted to a brooch and earrings set, modelled as a silver flower head over a green enamel ground, 24mm diameter, later post and butterfly, later pin and roller catch, maker's marks for Liberty & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1902, anda Cymric silver and enamel brooch, to 'C' catch and pin,three Arts & Crafts silver and enamel brooches by Charles Horner,maker's marks for Charles Horner, Chester 1909-1915, anda silver and enamel hat pin,maker's mark P&S, Birmingham 1908,112mm long, total 1.12ozt (8)Provenance: David Sheard, Doncaster. Condition ReportCymric buttons: damage to the enamel of one earring.Charles Horner brooches: loss of enamel to one panel. One pin loose in catch.
A twelve-setting canteen of silver-plated 'Pride' cutlery, designed in 1953 by David Mellor for Walker & Hall, comprising: dinner knives, butter knives, teaspoons, dessert forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons and dinner forks, the dinner knives with ivorine handles, stamped W&H, largest 21.5cm long (84)Condition ReportWith some scratches and wear commensurate with age and use throughout.
An Art Nouveau WMF claret jug and stopper,of slender tapering form, silver-plated and green glass, with a handle and mounts cast with sinuous fruit, two maidens to the base mount, raised on lily pad feet, faint stamped marks, 37.5cm highCondition ReportThe base bent - will only stand on three supports. The pewter with tarnish and wear throughout.
â–´ A silver honey pot, cover and spoon,by Rod Kelly, London 1984,decorated in low relief with panels of a king and queen, with a sinuous tree and feathers, the cover dated with gilt numbering, '1934-84' and a leaf, with a blue glass liner,15cm high, spoon 14.5cm long, 10.8ozt (3)Only two of these honey pots were made, one for Mr Evan Steadman and another for HRH Princess Anne.Provenance: Mr Evan and Mrs Patricia Steadman - Mr Steadman was the former organiser of The Grosvenor House Antiques Fair.Born in Berkshire in 1956, Rod Kelly is a renowned silversmith known for his exceptional craftsmanship and artistic designs. His unique creations blend traditional silversmithing techniques with contemporary aesthetics, resulting in exquisite pieces that captivate collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide.Kelly's journey as a silversmith began at a young age when he discovered his affinity for metalworking. He honed his skills through formal training and apprenticeships under accomplished artisans, immersing himself in the rich history and techniques of the craft, but over the years, came to develop his own distinctive style.One of the distinguishing aspects of Kelly's work is his ability to infuse emotion and storytelling into each piece, and his creations often tell a narrative or evoke a particular feeling. This artistic approach adds depth and significance to his work, elevating it beyond mere functional objects. He meticulously sources the finest materials, ensuring that each piece is crafted with precision and durability. This commitment to excellence has earned him recognition and accolades, including prestigious awards and invitations to exhibit his work in renowned galleries and museums.Condition ReportWith very minor where to the surface. Some general scratches and marks, but no damage. ARR will apply to this lot.
A 'Cymric' silver and enamel spill vase,maker's marks for Liberty & Co., Birmingham, indistinct date code,probably designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., with three vertical bands of enamel and embossed decoration, with a loaded base, stamped '2240' and 'Rd 467111',12.8cm highCondition ReportLoaded, new baize to the base. Date code worn. Small knock to the top rim. One of the top hearts restored (soft enamel - the remaining five original). With a patch of restoration down one of the sides. The remaining enamel in good order. Additional images uploaded.
â–´ Stanislas Reychan (Austrian, 1897-1994),'Lion and Unicorn', a hand-modelled red earthenware and tin-glazed figure, painted in manganese and blue, stamped artist's mark and 'S. Reychan',23cm high (2)Stanislas Reychan was born in Vienna in 1897, the son of a Polish father and an Austrian mother. During the Second World War, he fled to Hungary, then Paris, before joining the Polish Army in the UK, deciding to stay here after being demobbed in 1949. With an interest in pottery, he went on to study at the Central School of Art under Dora Billington, before opening his own studio in 1950. One of his first exhibitions was at the Craft Potters' Association, and others soon followed, including at Heffers in Cambridge. He became widely respected and exhibited, and won a Silver Medal in 1960 at the Paris Salon. His work is beginning to be collected widely and one of his works, 'Prometheus', is in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection, C.205-199Condition ReportChip to ear and base of the unicorn. Roughness to the mane and tail on the lion.
Two sterling silver brooches by Georg Jensen, comprising: a sterling silver kneeling deer brooch, no. 256, designed by Arno Malinowski, depicting a kneeling deer amongst textured flowers to an openwork frame, to a pin and roller catch, marked 925 STERLING DENMARK, maker's mark for 1933-1944, 33mm x 43mm, and a sterling silver 'Moonlight Blossom' brooch, no.283, designed by Arno Malinowski, the circular openwork frame with butterflies on flowers, to a pin and roller catch, marked 925 STERLING DENMARK, maker's mark for 1933-1944, 53mm diameter, 30.97g (2) Condition ReportThe larger brooch with a bent pin. With some tarnish to the verso and to some minor tarnish to the recesses to the front. The smaller brooch with a possibly reset pin. See this slightly greenish hue to the base of the pin mechanism. Overall good condition, no major tarnish some minor scratches occurring. See additional images.
â–´ Stanislas Reychan (Austrian, 1897-1994), 'Sancho Panza', 27cm high, and 'The Art Patron', 22cm high, hand-modelled red earthenware and tin-glazed figures, painted in manganese and blue, each with stamped artist's mark (2) Apparently, the 'Art Patron' was commissioned and made in 1961. Stanislas Reychan was born in Vienna in 1897, the son of a Polish father and an Austrian mother. During the Second World War, he fled to Hungary, then Paris, before joining the Polish Army in the UK, deciding to stay here after being demobbed in 1949. With an interest in pottery, he went on to study at the Central School of Art under Dora Billington, before opening his own studio in 1950. One of his first exhibitions was at the Craft Potters' Association, and others soon followed, including at Heffers in Cambridge. He became widely respected and exhibited, and won a Silver Medal in 1960 at the Paris Salon. His work is beginning to be collected widely and one of his works, 'Prometheus', is in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection, C.205-199. Condition ReportMinor nibbles to the edges - no restoration. Nibble to the base of the rocking chair. Back leg of animal with chips and loss - further photos added.
A French Art Deco dinanderie table lamp,by Paul Mergier, with a silver and copper swirling design, fitted with a single light, raised on a circular foot, stamped 'P Margier', 29.5cm diameter29cm highCondition ReportDented and worn. Fitted with a light fitting not tested as working. With spots of tarnish and verdegree throughout. Signature to the side rubbed down. The underneath with remnants off sticky labels. Additional images uploaded.PAT test 26.10.23 - Failed
A sterling silver kneeling deer necklace by Georg Jensen,no.95, designed by Arno Malinowski, the openwork pendant with a kneeling deer amongst textured flowers, to a cable chain and toggle clasp, marked 925 STERLING DENMARK, maker's mark for 1933-1944,pendant 32 x 42mm, 600mm long, 14.74gCondition ReportSome tarnish to both sides of the medallion - would benefit from a clean. Additional images uploaded.
An Arts & Crafts silver buckle designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co.,maker's mark for Liberty & Co., London 1900,modelled as entwined tulips, with buckle fittings on the reverse, 51 x 77mm, anda group of silver items by Liberty & Co.,comprising: an Arts & Crafts 'Medea' silver spoon by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co.,maker's mark for Liberty & Co., Birmingham 1933,a silver and enamel spoon and a silver Celtic brooch,both with maker's marks for Liberty & Co., Edinburgh 1987, anda disc-shaped silver and enamel piece, later converted to a lid for a wooden container,Liberty & Co., Birmingham 1909, together with an Edwardian silver spoon,maker's mark for John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1901,silver 3.49ozt overall (6)Provenance: David Sheard, Doncaster. Condition ReportTulip buckle: signs of poor repair on the reverse. A small area of separation of metal.Tarnish to the silver, commensurate with age.Additional images uploaded of the buckle back and hallmarks
A Georg Jensen 'Model 414' sterling silver pedestal bowl, 1915-1930, of flaring form, raised on a perforated waisted stem with spherical supports, with a bevelled exterior, 15.5cm diameter8cm high, anda Danish sterling silver pedestal bowl,1960s, by Dansk Guldsmede-Håndværk, the flared bowl raised on a perforated fruit and leaf stem, stamped to the foot 'DGH, Sterling Denmark 925S',10.5cm diameter7cm high, 10.77ozt (2)Condition ReportBoth with tarnish and wear throughout.
A James Dixon & Sons glass claret jug,with a clear glass tapering body, the spout and edge with a chamfered rim, with plated mounts mounted with a flower head, and a hinged cover, raised on a domed circular foot, impressed marks, 'no.4680', the base etched 'Rd No.4846', 32cm highCondition ReportChips to the rim of the glass. Tarnished silver plate.
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