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Lot 280
A PORT NAMEPLATE FROM H.M. DESTROYER HAVELOCK, 1939cast in brass and drilled for bulkhead mounting and finished with red field -- 5 x 16in. (12.5 x 40.5cm.); together with an unfinished casting nameplate for H.M. Destroyer Liddesdale, 1940 -- 4¼ x 19in. (11 x 48cm.)(2)Ordered from Samuel J. Whites yard in Cowes for the Brazilian navy as Jutahy, she was requisitioned before delivery in 1939 and later renamed, perhaps explaining why this nameplate is the product of a dockyard casting pit and not the usual large wooden board with 6in. high brass letters. Assigned to the Norway Campaign and later convoy escort duty during which she helped sink U-767, she formed part of the escort returning the Norwegian Government from exile in May1945 and was broken up in 1946.
Lot 301
AN INTERESTING GROUP OF THREE UNOFFICIAL X / XE-CRAFT MINIATURE SUBMARINE BADGES, 1943-5heavily cast in brass and named for Exploit; Excitable and Xiphias (X-23), each with motto, the largest -- 8½in. (21.5cm.) high X-Craft were a small group of miniature four-man submarines originally developed to sink the pocket battleship Tirpitz. Considered a success, their operational field was expanded and the X-Craft design was enlarged a little to become XE-Craft and were shipped to the Far East for the Japanese war. Although never formally named, sailors disliked unnamed vessels and sometimes chose their own. Confusingly some names simply moved with Commanding officers so more than one vessel could have the same name. These badges were almost certainly cast aboard the depot ship which would have been equipped with a forge. Most of the miniature submarines were broken up shortly after the war ended making these rare survivors created under extraordinary circumstances. They were found abandoned in a house previously owned by a naval officer on the south coast of the UK.
Lot 308
Three Tamiya model kits comprising; 1:12 scale John Player Special J.P.S. Lotus 72D, 1:6 scale Yamaha XS1100LG Midnight Special and 1:24 scale Ferrari 360 Spider, together with a 1:24 scale Aoshima Huracan Lamborghini and 1:700 scale Dragon 'Sink The Bismarck', all boxedBelieved not to be complete, sold as seen, contents unchecked
Lot 135
* JOHN BRATBY RA (BRITISH 1928-1992)MIKE WINTERS (CELEBRITY COMEDIAN) oil on canvas, signedimage size 52cm x 41cm, overall size 54cm x 44cm Framed. Note: John Randall Bratby was an English painter who founded the kitchen sink realism style of art that was influential in the late 1950s. He made portraits of his family and celebrities. His works were seen in television and film. Bratby was also a writer. He has works in many museums including the Tate and MOMA.
Lot 1351
A 2004 4 berth Bailey Ranger 470/4 touring caravan with awnings and many extras & accessories to include integral aerial. Neutral tone interior with floral and striped upholstery throughout. Front area has 2 double seats with over head storage cupboards. Kitchen area contains seating with table, sink, 4 ring gas hob, built in oven & grill and fridge. Multiple electric sockets, with microwave, kettle, toaster, saucepans and crockery. Bathroom to back of caravan with flushing toilet, wardrobe, sink with overhead storage and under cupboard and shower cubicle (damage to sink basin and shower tray). Carpeted to kitchen and living area, lino flooring to bathroom. Blinds to windows throughout. Large exterior compartment to front of caravan contains water and gas pipes with a gas bottle. Complete with large blue awning with poles and groundsheet. Also comes with a boxed Swift Air 260 poleless inflatable awning (never used). Large front window seal need attention due to leak. Extra pictures on request. Private viewing welcomed. Please contact us to arrange an appointment.
Lot 176
My Little Pony, Hasbro - A boxed vintage G1 My Little Pony 'Crimp 'N' Curl Hair Salon' playset. Set includes Fifi (Year 5, 1987, White), and a variety of accessories including instruction sheet, pink heart shaped mirror, ribbon rack, sink counter, salon chair, combs, rollers, brush, and similar. Set and accessories appear to be in Excellent condition overall with signs of light play. The set is unchecked for completeness, housed in a Fair Plus - Good box with taping and storage imperfections. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lot 1205
HEZETA JOSE: (1788-1862) Spanish Lieutenant Colonel who served in the Peninsular War and was taken prisoner in 1812. Following the war he was stationed at Catalonia together with the British Generals Bentinck and Clinton. In 1826, Hezeta escaped to England and was later appointed British envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Colombia. Series of three A.Ls.S., Joseph Hezeta (2) and J Hezeta, ten pages (total), 4to, Havana, 10th January - 31st March 1828, all to Sir William Henry Clinton in London. Hezeta writes a series of informative letters to his correspondent, congratulating Clinton on his appointment as Governor of Mauritius, and further stating, in part, 'So far from having succeeded in my application to Lord Wm. Bentinck to follow his Lordship to India I have not even received an answer to my letter. I can have no doubt as to my letter being lost…..I must say that I was not very sanguine in my expectations. For I thought the circumstance of being a foreigner might be an obstacle to the good wishes of his Lordship in my favor, the board of Directors might see with an evil eye the intrusion of a foreigner in any part of their extensive administration; nor was my wish to usurp the rights of an English born subject…..I was prepared to any sort of refusal except to receive no answer…..I am always now in a melancholy mood…..one is tempted to think that it is a punishment for having been too bold in addressing a superior without being encouraged to it……What you tell me about the state of Portugal is sad enough. But you don't mention a word upon one of the most interesting subjects to lead to draw an inference respecting the future fate of that Kingdom & that it is something about the personal character of the Infante which for what we hear is by no means to be trusted, being unruly, rash & violent, ignorant in the extreme and in proportion fond of absolute power. And upon such a man will rest the foundation of the prospering of 3 millions of men, and by analogy that of Spain too? If the French can give us a sufficient cause for remaining in Spain the non payment of what they claim from the Spanish Government. England may prepare herself to agree to the extinction of that Independent estate and only weigh in her mind if it will be for her a sufficient indemnity for the aggrandisement of France to take a share in the spoil. My hopes of a change in the state of Spain are very weak, & few years more as you say will place one beyond the pale of Ferdinand's power and that of his monks….in the grave' (10th January 1828), '….you will see what new schemes I have in view to promote my fortune, It has been suggested to me by the knowledge I acquire in business. Money is yet here so scarce…..If among some respectable English merchants they would make here a sort of banking establishment merely to discount bills and make advances to planters upon their produce under judicious managers, they might derive a very handsome profit with perfect safety…..I am very anxious to hear of the arrival of D. Miguel to Portugal to see the state of that country come to a crisis. I have very little doubt but that he will put down the Constitution as soon as he will be left to himself and that England will be obliged to induce D. Pedro to come to Europe, if she wishes not to see Portugal under the French influence by putting it under an absolute monarch' (13th February 1828), 'The long expected answer of Lord Wm. Bentinck came at last….[His Lordship]….wished me to follow him & kindly offers me his assistance to do it by way of Rio Janeiro & Cape of Good Hope but I am not so sanguine about the content of the letter…..If the answer was flattering to my wishes in my destitute situation I have the hopes that His Lordship will have sent a duplicate…..As soon as the French shall evacuate the Peninsula I expect insurrections, rebellions & riots of every description. The extreme parties will agree in the work of destructions, but even men of the same principles will disagree upon what is to be substituted. No one can trust the oaths or pledges given by any of the Bourbons & any constitution imposed or forced upon them must I fear prove anarchical. The nation will sink deeper & deeper in distress & misery; to avoid this there is no other remedy but to unite the whole Peninsula under D. Pedro & send D. Miguel to the Brazils. This is a most desirable plan for the balance of power & to restore to both kingdoms by their union part of the strength & weight which they have lost with their colonies. The present unpopularity of the Bourbon makes this plan possible which in any other circumstances would be rash & impracticable. What Liberal can be imprudent enough to re-enter Spain with no other security but an amnesty from the King?......I for one will not trust myself to such a frail security as Ferd[inan]d's word' (31st March 1828). Each of the letters with integral address leaves (some minor tears and small areas of paper loss caused by the original breaking of the seals). Generally about VG, 3 William Henry Clinton (1769-1846) British General who served in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Lord William Bentinck (1774-1839) British Lieutenant General who served as Governor-General of India 1828-35.
Lot 110
§ JOHN BRATBY (BRITISH 1928-1992) UNTITLED (FOR 'THE HORSE'S MOUTH'), 1958 Oil on board(180cm x 240cm (71in x 94.5in))Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist; purchased privately by present ownerFootnote: Note: “He lends his talent to the tradition of English artists, from William Blake to Stanley Spencer, who wanted to connect the visionary with the vulgar” - Criterion Bratby was the brilliant, if problematic, breakout star of the so-called ‘Kitchen Sink’ or “New Realist” artistic genre; a movement born out of the grey rubble and grinding drabness of post war Britain which encompassed painting, film and literature. Whilst studying at the prestigious Royal College of Art in the early 1950s, his teacher Carel Weight described him as the most talented student he had ever had. Fame came swiftly and explosively to Bratby (buoyed by the public’s fascination with rumours of his unconventional and bohemian personal life), and soon after graduation he became a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy as well as the recipient of one-man exhibitions with Beaux Arts Gallery, London. In 1956 he represented Britain at the Venice Biennale. In 1958, the same year the artist shared the British Guggenheim Award with Ben Nicholson, Bratby was commissioned to produce large scale paintings for the film The Horses Mouth based on Joyce Cary's novel. Alec Guinness played Gully Jimson, an eccentric figurative painter, with Guinness taking direct inspiration for the role from Bratby, who he observed at work in his studio. Guinness went on to win Best Actor at the Venice International Film Festival for his role. The present work is part of a group of paintings associated with the film and the following solo exhibition which was held in New York at The French Gallery on 987 Madison Avenue; Bratby's first in New York. It bears close similarities with the piece ‘The Greenhouse’, sold in Christie’s in 2020. It is on the large scale typical of this period, and features the artist’s trademark lurid colour palette, heavy impasto and focus on the textures and patterns of the urban and architectural environment; from the red terracotta floor tiles to the bricking of the terrace walls, which take compositional precedence over mother, child and dog seen receding into the left of the painting. It is perhaps no wonder he attracted the attention of a film producer, as his work has a strikingly cinematic, almost fisheye lens panoramic perspective. Despite remaining a prolific painter (attracting the great and the good to his studio in their droves), and later also a writer, this first decade of his career arguably remains the zenith of his achievements, and it is with great pleasure that Lyon & Turnbull present this scarce example of the period to market. “In conclusion I would say that I do not love people. In fact I may lean to misanthropy, though people fascinate me. And I’ve devoted most of my Painting Life to them. After all they are what life is about.” – John Bratby.
Lot 1057
A quantity of vintage radio equipment to include a Marconi Instruments 10kHz-1000MHz Signal Generator 2022, a modulator power supply, and a signal receiver, also a quantity of radio components including two boxed RS Electrolytic capacitor, a boxed RS heat sink, a boxed RS 27 volt rectifier transformer, 19-614-5a, a boxed RS standard wire-wound volume control (less switch), further capacitors, power supply units, speakers, hand sets, PCBS, speakers, etc (2). Formerly the property of a radio officer on the Queen Mary and the RMS Queen Elizabeth.
Lot 2045
A weathered cast composition stone rectangular planter with lions mask and scrolling foliate detail, together with a further composition stone stable trough with central drainage hole and a buff coloured chimney pot of square tapered form with fluted detail and a shallow glazed stoneware sink (4)
Lot 319
2000 Chevrolet Express Day Van 5.0 Auto LHDMake: Chevrolet Model: ExpressYear: 2000Mileage: 45073VIN: 1GBFG15M1T1036158Configuration: Left Hand DriveRegistration: W437RCUTransmission: automatic 4,980cc. Imported from Japan and first registered in the UK in 2017, this van has been registered to the current owner and vendor since 2019. It is fully equipped with rock and roll bed, gas hob, sink fridge, electric sockets with hook-up point, interior lighting, window blinds, Kenwood DVD player and monitor. Also fitted with full leather seats, air-con and cruise control. Its file contains 2019 bill of sale, Japanese export certificate and MoTs. The odometer records 72,538 kilometres (45,073 miles). PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 30TH MARCH BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
Lot 109
Three Sindy dolls and accessories, comprising two Sindy dolls (one made in England, the other Hong Kong), one Paul, a quantity of clothing, boxed bath time set, boxed camping set, boxed sink unit, and unboxed wardrobe, table, chairs and dinner ware (qty) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)MIxed condition, but generally good. Dolls good but slightly grubby
Lot 204
Triang - A wooden Dolls House possibly by Triang together with contents . The wooden twin eaved house features lighting, tinplate windows plus two opening fronts which reveal four rooms on 2 storeys. The house also contains a small quantity of furniture including a wooden cooker and sink by Dol-Toi, The house plus its contents appear to be in Playworn condition.
Lot 123
Duggie Brown and Freddie Fletcher signed Kes 10x8 colour promo photo. Kes is a 1969 British kitchen sink drama directed by Ken Loach (credited as Kenneth Loach) and produced by Tony Garnett, based on the 1968 novel A Kestrel for a Knave, written by the Hoyland Nether-born author Barry Hines. Kes follows the story of Billy, who comes from a dysfunctional working class family and is a no hoper at school, but discovers his own private means of fulfilment when he adopts a fledgling kestrel and proceeds to train it in the art of falconry. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 730
A Late 19th Century Swiss 14K Open Face, Keyless Lever Watch, A.G.S.The frosted, gilt and jewelled movement with bi-metallic balance and overcoil hairspring, to a Roman enamel dial with blued hands and sink subsidiary seconds in a hinged case with engine turned case with vacant cartouche and base metal cuvette and hand set to the band, 113294Width 47mm
Lot 731A
La Paz High Back 3 Seater Sofa The La Paz Is A Luxuriously Sized Shabby Chic Inspired Sofa Featuring Soft Feminine Curved Arms, Comfortable And Supportive Sit, And Scatter Cushions For A Cosy, Sink In Sit Finished In Hacienda Upcycled White Hacienda Pushes The Boundaries To Create A Thicker, More Durable Woven Fabric. Inspired By Vintage Textiles, To Look More Hand Made And Also Heavy To The Touch. All The Fabrics Have Been Sanforized Again For Durability And Low Maintenance 233 X 117 X 90cm RRP £3825
Lot 803
A stoneware salt-glazed sink, 76cm x 46cm x 14cm and two buff chimney pots, the larger 34cm at the base x 70cm high, the smaller 34cm square at the base x 60cm high (3)Condition report: The sink with hairline crack to one corner, further wear to the glaze, minor marks due to use and external use as a planter; the larger chimney pot with some minor frost damage, generally in good condition considering external use and age; the smaller chimney pot with hairline crack from top to bottom, further cracks and frost damage
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