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Lot 316
A collection of doll's house furniture and accessories, including Dinky Toys kitchen table, fridge, bath, cooker, pedestal sink, Taylor & Barrett cooker, three-piece suite, bed, Hoover, wash stand, gramophone and tea set (playwear and fatigue).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 1401
John Fairbairn Fannen (British, 1847-1904), The Ocean Liner "Elbe" struck by the Steamship Crathie, 31st January 1895. oil on canvas, signed J. Fannen lower left and dated 1896. Queenan, Sunderland canvas stamp, modern gold reproduction frame. 20 x 33in. (50.8 x 83.8 cm.). * Notes: Painted in 1896 the year after the tragic sinking of the German ocean liner SS Elbe after being struck by the Scottish steam ship Crathie in the North Sea. The SS Elbe had left Bremerhaven for New York early on 30th January 1895 with 354 passengers on board. That night conditions in the North Sea were freezing and there were huge seas. As conditions worsened, she discharged warning rockets to alert other ships to her presence, but these were either not seen or ignored by the steamship Crathie en route from Rotterdam to Aberdeen with general cargo and twelve crew. The Crathie collided with the Elbe at 5.30am on the morning of 31st January 1895 striking her on the port bow with such force that she began to sink immediately. Most of the passengers were asleep when the captain gave the order to abandon ship. Only two lifeboats were launched, one of which capsized as a result of too many passengers trying to squeeze into the boat. There were just twenty survivors. The Crathie was also badly damaged in the collision but managed to struggle on to Rotterdam. Asked why he had not stayed to help and pick up passengers from the Elbe, the captain said that he ship would sink and besides it appeared to him that the Elbe was sailing away from his position..
Lot 109
Make & Model: VW Delivery vanDate of Reg: YKY 242TColour: Bluecc: 1641MoT: 26-10-2022Fuel Type: PETROLMileage: 77kTransmission: MANUALSummary: While this February 1979-registered Volkswagen Transporter - one of the last of the European-built T2 'Bay Window' models - started life as a delivery panel van, it has subsequently been converted into a camper van. The vendor has owned it for 11 years. The van features a rock and roll three-quarter bed, twin-hob and grille, small sink and storage, with the 'buddy seat' capable of taking a Thetford toilet. The VW was restored around three to four years ago, with a complete respray in its original blue, with stonechip lower edging and Waxoyling underneath. The original steel wheels are stove-enamelled and fitted with five EU truck tyres.Vehicle Check Sheet: https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/umbraco/surface/auction/GetVehicleCheckSheet?id=155864
Lot 747
METAL - LP COLLECTION. Wicked collection of 34 x classic Metal (almost entirely) LPs. Artists/titles include Budgie - Power Supply (ACT LP1), Aceept - I'm A Rebel, New Electric Warriors, UFO - Strangers In The Night and Space Metal, Warrior - Fighting For The Earth, Nazareth - No Mean City, Le Griffe - Fast Bikes, Whitesnake - Live In The Heart Of The City, Talas - Sink Your Teeth Into That, Brute Force, Metal For Muthas, April Wine, Strife - Rush, Quartz, Accept, Korkus - Metal Rendez-Vous, Quiet Riot - Metal Health, Castle Blak - Babes In Toyland, Axe - Living On The Edge, Ded Engine, Exciter - Long Live The Loud, Asia, Tygers Of Pan Tang, Blackfoot and Blue Oyster Cult. Condition is often neat VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 1830
Full title: A large painted wooden model of a bull, early 20th C.Description:H 85,5 x L 136 cmÊ One of the highlights of Mr. De Grande's kitchen interior, this bull was prominently placed just in front of the sink. A quirky eye-catcher, well-modelled yet a tad bit naive, with an attractive century-old surface.About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures and decorative arts in Europe. In 1974, he moved to the Castle of Snellegem near Bruges. From there, he catered to the rich and famous, important decorators and museums around the world. Entering a new chapter, Paul has decided it is time to part with his private collection and part of his trade stock. This sale presents a unique opportunity to clinch a piece of this wonderful personality's history. Paul's main focus has always been on Renaissance sculpture, French and Italian furniture and pieces of museal quality. He has had sales with Christies and Sotheby's in the past. He's also an important personality on various Belgian tv shows.
Lot 1007
VW split screen campervan, 1967. Registration number TGC 536E. - High spec upgrades completed to campervan including interior. Volkswagen split screen camper van. Engine is 1776cc, with twin 45 EMPI carbs with Petronix electronic distributor and uprated cams, with race exhaust and serpentine belt set up. Gear box covered 1000 miles and freeway flyer. Uprated 4th gear EMPI short shift gear leaver, 6 inch shortened front beam with air ride. Running willwood 4 pot brake conversion. Rack and pinion steering type 2 detectives adjustable rear arms with brake disc conversion. Empi 5 spoke wheels. Interior: - Gas hob and sink - Climate control central heating - Pop up tv - 240 volt inverter - 2 x leisure battery set up - Rock and roll bed - Safari pop out front windows - Side pop out windows Millage reading 31,000 but not verified. Under body: Without rust on under side To satisfy your knowledge of the vehicles condition please come down to our viewing days as followed:Saturday 18th June: 10am-2pmMonday 20th June: 9pm-5pm Tuesday 21st June from 9am- Our buyers premium on all cars, motorbikes and scooters is 10% + VAT. - We encourage any interested parties to inspect the vehicle on our viewing days and prior to sale on Tuesday 22nd to satisfy themselves on the car's condition, please check our buying terms and conditions for cars and bikes available online or via email. - Transportation options may be available, please contact us for a quote.
Lot 838
An Edwardian large painted wooden town dolls' house by W R Stark exhibited in the Children's Welfare Exhibition circa 1913, of two bays and three storeys, a French door to each bay, five working sash windows, stucco panels, grey tiled roof with three dormer windows, guttering with down pipe, Widow's Walk with twisted wire railings, flag pole and stairwell entrance, two large chimneys at the back, front opening in the middle two reveal six rooms with wood and metal fireplaces, the two ground floor rooms with wooden floors, skirting, picture rail and cornice, the other rooms with linoleum type floors, the first floor rooms with skirting and cornice, the top floor kitchen with range, wood panelling to dado and detailed bathroom with bath, toilet with pull cistern, sink on brackets and painted tiles, detachable front garden with working fountain and five pieces of original plywood furniture --72½in. (84cm.) high including flag pole x 39in. (99cm.) wide x 29½in. (75cm.) deep including garden (exterior repainted cream, original a textured stone colour (see chimneys) and slight damage) - sold with letters and photographs related to the Children's Welfare Exhibition in London circa 1913, the director of the exhibition Nevile Foster communicating with W.R. Stark about his house in 1912, three original photographs of the house, one showing lost contents; this house then was displayed at the Toy and Teddy Bear Museum, St Annes, Lancashire; before being sold by Capes Dunn in 2017
Lot 2002
A reclaimed Astra Cast white glazed stoneware butlers sink of rectangular form, approx 60 cm long x 46 cm wide x 26 cm high, together with the remains of an oval two handled galvanised tin bath (lacks bottom), a contemporary faux lead gothic cylindrical planter containing a well established lemon tree and a bird bath (4)
Lot 280
Original vintage German motivational workplace poster issued by Parker-Holladay company in Berlin. Doval was a German equivalent of Bill Jones that was created in the UK by Parker-Holladay to promote the correct work ethic in the workplace. The concept was copyrighted and also taken to the USA and Canada motivating personnel to perform efficiently worldwide. The poster features an illustration of a man reading a newspaper while the water from the sink pours out onto the floor wetting sacks of flour, caption reads - 'I forgot' means 'What do I care?' forgetters will be forgotten. Be on the ball! / 'Ich hab's vergessen' heisst 'Was kummert's mich?' Vergesser werden vergessen. Sei bei der sache! Good condition, tears in margins, staining. Country of issue: Germany, designer: Doval, size (cm): 72x56, year of printing: 1929.
Lot 657
2004 VW Type 2 T2c Danbury CaravanetteMake: Volkswagen Model: Type 2 T2c Danbury CaravanetteYear: 2004Mileage: 108180VIN: PBWGB07X64P000938Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: WX54MFFTransmission: manualAlthough the 'Bay Window' Volkswagen Type 2 Transporter went out of production in Europe in 1979, in Latin America, where VW had an especially strong presence, manufacture of the T2 carried on. Brazilian manufacture only ceased in 2013, by which point the roof had been raised by 10 inches to create the T2c variant and the venerable old air-cooled engine at the rear had been swapped for a water-cooled unit. This example is one of the last with air-cooled power, in this case a 1.6-litre unit. It was constructed in Brazil during 2004 before coming over to the UK where Beetles (UK) Limited converted it into a Danbury camper, with two-tone white over pale green paint, non-standard cloth, bench seat that converts into a rock 'n' roll bed, two-burner stove with sink, immobiliser, underseal, auxiliary battery, elevating roof and vent, CD radio and four speakers, winter pack (including petrol heater), front-mounted solid spare wheel cover, chrome trim pack, bike rack, awning, roof rack and mains hook-up. Further modifications throughout the years included Suede Green leather and tartan upholstery, full leather door cards, Porsche-style Fuchs alloy wheels, walnut and tulip wood floor and table, new cooker and sink unit, and a flat-screen Alpine media system. A £2750 bill in the paperwork indicates a reconditioned 1.6-litre Brazilian exchange engine was fitted in October 2016, while it seems a full restoration has also been carried out relatively recently, judging by the van's body condition. The odometer currently shows 108,206km (67,236 miles) and five previous owners are noted on the V5C. There's a fresh MoT valid until May 2023. The engine starts easily and runs well. The history folder includes the V5C, owner's manual, service book (stamped up to 108,174km in December 2021), Alpine Media Station manuals in both paper and CD form, and a Volkswagen Transporter Haynes Enthusiast Guide book by Jonathan Harvey. There's some maintenance invoices, including the bill for the reconditioned engine. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 30TH MAY BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
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