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Small Belfast style sink with raised back, H46cm W38cm D35cm

William Morris (1834 - 1896, British textile designer, artist and social activist associated with Arts and Crafts Movement), an autograph letter signed to John Lefevre, Merton Abbey, Surrey [Merton Abbey Mills], 16th Mar 1882, 8vo, 4pp. Interesting letter in which Morris appeals to Lefevre (an MP at the time) regarding a bill which would allow for a sinking of a well in Carshalton, causing not only the the closure of mills but also environmental problems. "I venture to write to you about a matter which I daresay you have already heard of, but which I am sure will interest you, who have worked so hard at trying to preserve a little of the natural countryman's pleasure for our town-dwellers. The London & South Western Waterworks have a bill, which I hear to my astonishment is to come before Committee on Monday next, to enable them to sink wells at Carshalton, and thus to tap the Wandle at its waters: this would practically dry it up for the whole of its course, as it has but little surface drainage to feed it. I must admit, whether it weakens my case or not, that I am personally and primarily interested in the matter as I have quite recently taken these premises for manufacturing purposes, and the water power, and use of the pure water of the Wandle are so much a matter of moment to me, that I could not carry on mu business under the new condition. But it is really true that I should feel the loss of the beautiful little river (...) more on public than private grounds. It seems to me monstrous if a Company is to be allowed at one stroke to do serious injustice to a large body of industrious people (...) and also to deprive the neighbourhood of London of one of its most precious ornaments (...)"

A child's miniature wooden cooker, 14" wide, and a sink unit with accessories

A BROWN SALT GLAZED TROUGH AND A FURTHER WHITE BELFAST SINK

‡Veronica Burleigh (1909-1999) At the kitchen sink Signed VERONICA BURLEIGH (lower right) Oil on canvas 102 x 76.4cm Provenance: Bonhams, London, Modern British & Continental Pictures, Drawings, Sculpture, 1 November 1990, lot 52; The Collection of Peter and Mary Grant Averil and Charles Burleigh, and their daughter Veronica, were a remarkable family of artists who spent most of their lives working in Sussex. Averil and Charles met at the Brighton School of Art, and the couple were married in 1905. Veronica was born in 1909, and by 1915 both her parents were exhibiting regularly at the Royal Academy and the Royal Institute. After studying at the Slade, Veronica returned home to Brighton, and the three artists worked closely together. Despite clear stylistic cross-influences within the family, each member developed a unique and distinctive style, reflected in the works offered here. Peter and Mary Grant have been collecting the work of the Burleigh family for decades, and became friends with Veronica, corresponding frequently over the years. Veronica stayed with the couple at Pebble Court, the family home in Oxfordshire, in 1990 and painted the house (lot 200).

Vintage brass sink drainer.

Vauxhall Vivaro 2900 CDTi LWB day van, Registration FH57 JRV, Date of first registration 13/12/2007. 273,861miles. MOT until 08/02/2022. Fitted with solar panels, charge controller, 2 ring gas hob and sink, LED headlining lights and heater. Engine management light on. 

* GERARD BURNS (SCOTTISH b. 1961),SINK OR SWIMoil on canvas, signedimage size 101cm x 101cm, overall size 128cm x 128cm Framed and under glass.

EXCALIBUR LUCKY DIP JOB LOT 330+ COMICS - ABIOGENESIS PRESS, PC (Pacific), DC, ECLIPSE, DARK HORSE, VALIANT, BONGO, MALIBU, IMAGE, KITCHEN SINK, BLACKTHORNE & Others Comic Books - Flat/Unfolded - NB CONDITION REPORT NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS LOT

EXCALIBUR LUCKY DIP JOB LOT 180+ COMICS - MARVEL, DC, KITCHEN SINK, WARP GRAPHICS & Others Comic Books - Flat/Unfolded - NB CONDITION REPORT NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS LOT

A collection of dolls house furniture and effects, to include double wardrobe, kitchen dresser, kitchen sink, bathroom etc

A Paul Cardew limited edition Kitchen Sink teapot

Pedigree Sindy bathroom set in blue, to include boxed bath, toilet and sink, with towels and accessories, together with two 1980’s Sindy dolls with original outfits.

A brown Belfast sink. 71cm x 46cm. Height 18cm

A Belfast sink. 82cm x 55cm, height 14cm.

WW2. Collection of 6 Tirpitz Paperback/Hardback books with Titles 'The attack on the Tirpitz by Gervis Frere Cook, Hardback book, 112 pages, Showing signs of age 2 books. 'Fiasco The Break Out of the German Battleships' By John Deane Potter, Paperback, 239 pages, showing signs of age. 'The Tirpitz' by David Woodward, Paperback, 190 pages, Showing signs of age, 2 books. 'Sink the Tirpitz!' by Leonce Peillard, Paperback, 348 pages, showing signs of age. Good Collection. 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

Great War ace Wolfram Eisenlohr signed air mail envelope date stamp Arlington VA. November 1981. German Air Force pilot in the Great War. Large personally signed photo 146 x 103 mm. of Eisenlohr in high ranking Luftwaffe Uniform wearing his WW1 Pilots badge and 1st class Iron cross. As a Lieutenant, Eisenlohr held the distinction of being the first pilot in history of Air Warfare to sink a ship with bombs when on August 27th, 1917, he did just that when he sank a Russian destroyer. He also captured a number of Russian soldiers in the Gulf of Riga and towed them back with his seaplane. After WW1 he became a test pilot and in the 1930's joined the CONDOR LEGION in Spain. 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

SELECTION OF VINTAGE TOYSincluding boxed Casdon Sink Unit, boxed Casdon Junior Cooker, boxed Toney Girl's World Fashion Designer, boxed Ideal Hands Down, boxed The Great Escape, and boxed Grandstand model 6000 Video Sports Centre

A stoneware belfast sink, together with two others smaller (3)Largest 92w x 51d

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.

19th century rectangular stone shallow sink planter - THIS LOT IS TO BE COLLECTED BY APPOINTMENT FROM DUGGLEBY STORAGE, GREAT HILL, EASTFIELD, SCARBOROUGH, YO11 3TXDimensions: Height: 19cm  Length/Width: 41cm  Depth/Diameter: 90cm

Two white enamel Belfast sinks and a shallow glazed stone sink - THIS LOT IS TO BE COLLECTED BY APPOINTMENT FROM DUGGLEBY STORAGE, GREAT HILL, EASTFIELD, SCARBOROUGH, YO11 3TX

A set of early 20th century cast iron wall brackets, with pierced decoration depicting a dragon, Registered Design No.192007 NO ID-15 1/2 inch, a further pair of wall brackets of a similar sze, with scrolling detail, two smaller pairs of L-brackets with foliate scroll work and a white cast iron rectangular sink bracket, stamped to the underside of the sink bracket frame '25 x 17'.

A large vintage marble topped sink with taps and drainer 85x64 cm

Please note that you will require specific approval in advance to bid on this lot.Omega Auctions are proud to present the former childhood home of George Harrison. George and his family moved into the property in 1950 when George was just 6 years old and here they spent 12 important and happy years prior to moving in 1962. During this period the house became a regular rehearsal venue for The Quarrymen and then latterly The Beatles. There are numerous pictures of George inside and outside the property (example pictures included in the listing).A truly unique opportunity to own the property where George spent his formative years and that played an important part in helping The Beatles flourish soon after the Harrison family moved in 1962. Whether you want to live here yourself or be able to share the space with fellow fans this represents an excellent investment opportunity. Our current vendor bought the property in 2014 and according to Zoopla average house prices in the area have risen 20% since that date.This spacious 3 bedroom family home has undergone a complete renovation. The ground floor comprises a hallway, lounge, kitchen/dining room. The first floor includes three spacious bedrooms, bathroom and WC. There is a family-sized rear garden. According to the vendor, a number of original features from George's time at the property still remain and include the bath, sink, some original doors, hanging rails in wardrobes and outbuildings with original doors and decor. In addition to this, the vendor will also be including a large kitchen dresser unit that was found in the outbuildings and would most likely have originally been in the kitchen when George and his family lived there. IMPORTANT NOTE - any successful buyer could apply for a blue plaque from November 2021.Location: Upton Green is located in the suburb of Speke which is approximately 8 miles South East of Liverpool City Centre. Liverpool Airport is nearby and the area is well served by public transport and local amenities including supermarkets and retail parks.IMPORTANT NOTE: Viewing will be by appointment only during the 2 week period ahead of the auction. Legal pack including contract are available to view for all prospective bidders. Proof of funds and bidding deposit will also be required prior to being approved to bid.BUYERS PREMIUM: Significantly reduced for this lot to 10% inclusive of VAT. Buyers will also need to factor in the legal costs of purchasing the property along with any other costs as set out in the legal pack. Omega Auctions will assist the buyer as much as possible throughout the buying process.OTHER CHARGES PAYABLE BY THE BUYER: 1.5% (inc VAT) Seller Commission, £650+VAT seller's legal fees, seller's disbursements associated with the sale (eg Official Copy entries, filed plan and associated documents)EXCHANGE OF CONTRACTS: As is standard with UK property auctions, legal exchange of contracts will occur on the fall of the hammer and a 10% Property Deposit plus the Buyer Premium and Seller Commision is payable immediately after the auction. Completion is required within 30 working days of the sale date.View more images on our Youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlUuhNFqoYo&t=35s

A white glazed sink and chrome towel rail

A stoneware sink

An Unwin, Mountford & Taylor Dresden sink, circa 1850, from a French chateau, 36cm

A large lot of new in boxes MFI flat packs, sold as they are; 2 x 500 4 drawer set soft close, 4 x clad on dresser end panels, 2 x W Tambour, 2 x 500mm drawer pack base cabinet, 2 x 500mm drawer pack, 2 x 1000 Hygena 2 drawers set, 8 x 1000 half height wall cabinet, 6 clad on base end panel, 2 x 1000mm 2 drawer pack, 2 x clad on wall end panel, 2 x 1000mm base cabinet, 2 x 1000mm base cabinet drawer pack, 4 x 500mm base/wall door, 1 box chunky metal bar handle, 2 boxes longer chunky metal bar handles plus 2 loose, 4 mini fluorescent lights, 2 tambor door kit part 1, 2 x tambor kit part 2. The End! & a high quality synthetic sink

A good lot of new bathroom accessories, metal bar handles, toilet roll holders, towel holder, radiator valves, tumblers etc plus a new bathroom sink, collect only

A walnut and brass bound dressing case, counter sink handles, velvet lined interior with compartments drawers and key

A WOODEN STEP LADDER, TWO WOODEN GRATES, WOODEN SINK DRAINER ETC

Dinky Dolly Varden dolls' house furniture 1930s, diecast dining room table, six chairs and sideboard; bedroom bed, wardrobe, dressing table, stool, chair and chest of drawers, bathroom bath, sink, toilet, stool and laundry basket, kitchen dresser, cooker, fridge, table and chair (generally good, a little fatigue and some backs loose); and a wooden coffee set on tray

A Pedigree Hong Kong Sindy circa 1966, with blonde hair wearing Weekend, a few pieces of additional clothing, a washbag; Sindy boxed accessories - Hob Unit, Wall Oven and Sink Unit; Pelham Puppets SM Old Lady with mop and bucket (flaking to side of face); and SS Tyrolean Girl, in original boxes; and a cat hand puppet

A bathroom pedestal sink

Commando 7 (1961) The Ship They Couldn’t Sink. Bright covers, tight spine, cream pages [fn+]

SINK, silvered glass, 61cm x 47cm x 14cm.

A vintage stone sink converted to a trough, height 25cm, width 77cm, depth 56cm, and a two section slate mantelpiece, width 180cm (2).PROVENANCE: The Raymond Rush Collection. Mr Rush was an engineer, farmer and lay preacher who lived at Golden Cross Farm in Siddington, Cheshire. He was also a historian, broadcaster, author and speaker who regularly gave talks on local history, agricultural history and historic curios. In addition, he was also an accomplished maker of corn dollies.PLEASE NOTE: This lot is being sold in-situ from a local farm house in Siddington. Collection within the week by Friday 26th. Full collection and payment information will be emailed with invoice following the sale.Additional InformationThe trough has its draining hole blocked up and is heavily worm along the one edge. he mantelpiece is grubby and scratched with chips and losses throughout. 

KENNETH MORE – ‘REACH FOR THE SKY’, 1956, ‘THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON’, 1957, ‘SINK THE BISMARK’, 1960 & ‘THE GREENGAGE SUMMER’, 1961 – DIRECTOR’S SCRIPTS, SCRAPBOOKS AND RELATED MATERIAL FOR FOUR FILMS STARRING KENNETH MORE (QTY)Comprising:-ReachFor The Sky, 1956: two director’s scripts, the first comprising 147 pp. of unboundmimeograph typescript, contained within a green hard cover folder, the frontwith cloth labels inscribed in an unknown hand LEWIS GILBERT / “REACH FORTHE SKY’, the title pages inscribed in ballpoint pen in an unknown hand LEWISGILBERT, dated August, 1955, some pages annotated in pencil inGilbert’s hand, some pages with script amendments on pink paper pasted to thepage; the second comprising 146 pp of mimeograph typescript bound in orangecard covers, the front printed REACH FOR THE SKY / Revised Script /27-5-1955, some pages annotated in pencil in Gilbert’s hand; a two-page‘Revised Shooting Schedule’, 4 November 1955, inscribed in an unknown hand inpencil on the first page Lewis Gilbert; an ‘Information Folder’, 103 pp.of mimeograph typescript bound in faded green paper covers, the front coverprinted with the document’s contents, including Who’s Who / PersonalityProfiles, Special Features, the title page annotated in pencil in Gilbert’shand, with a compliments slip from Zena Courtnee, Publicity Division, J. ArthurRank Organisation; a collection of publicity material including two WorldPremiere programmes, Odeon Leicester Square, 5 July 1956, a Gala Performanceprogramme, 19 July 1956, Odeon Brighton; 25 black and white publicity stillswith corresponding typescript paper labels (all detached), majority – 19 x 24cm.; eight black and white Front of House stills, all – 20 x 25 cm.; andrelated material; and two scrap books containing press cuttings, one containingfour black and white stills; a double-sided 12-inch acetate, the green SoundSystem label inscribed in blue ink in an unknown hand Reach For The Sky/ Reel 1 Music / Reel 14 Music (label partially torn on both sides) inoriginal paper cover, and later related material;-TheAdmirable Crichton, 1957: the director’s ‘Shooting Script’, 106 pp. ofmimeograph typescript bound in a red hard cover folder (pages have becomeloose) the front gilt-stamped DIRECTOR, the title page annotated inpencil in various hands with contact information, some pages annotated inpencil and ballpoint by Gilbert; a loose sheet of lined A4 paper attached tothe inside front cover, inscribed with a pencil drawing of a map roughly basedon the island of Grand Bermuda where the film was shot (the island being thebasis for the fictional South Seas island in the plot), the map inscribed withvarious locations including Jungle (Devonshire Marsh), Oyster Creek(Admiralty House Cave) and Bay of Arrival (Grape Bay); and adouble-sided 10-inch acetate, the Stage Sound label with typescriptdetails either side The Admirable Crichton / Music 1 / Music 2 / Music 3;-SinkThe Bismark!, 1960: the director’s ‘1st Draft Screenplay’, 116pp of mimeograph typescript bound in blue card covers, the front cover with typescriptpaper label,“SINK THE BISMARK” / 1st Draft Screenplay by EDMUNDH. NORTH, the title page dated October 24, 1958, unannotated; twosouvenir premiere programmes held inside blue velour hard covers with gold colouredthread, the covers gilt-stamped with the film’s title (gilt faded), thepremiere held in the presence of the Duke of Edinburgh (no date or locationgiven); a scrapbook of press cuttings, and related material; and-TheGreengage Summer, 1961: the director’s copy of the ‘Screenplay’, 146 pp. ofmimeograph typescript bound in black card covers, the front cover withtypescript paper label THE GREENGAGE SUMMER, the title page dated April30th, 1959, a few pages annotated in pencil in Gilbert’s hand; ablack and white still of Lewis and Hylda Gilbert filming with Kenneth More;four 12-inch acetates, variously labelled Titles, Dance 1, Dance 2, Dance 3;and a scrap book  (a lot)PhotographsSold Without CopyrightConditionReport: ReachFor The Sky Script,Aug 1955 – pages loose, edges discoloured and worn some with tears, the ‘to theright side; Script May 1955, overall good, covers worn with small tears;RevisedShooting Schedule: pages are very tatty, the second page with paper loss;Information Folder: overall good, lower right corner of cover missing;Publicity Material: overall very goodTheAdmirable Crichton Script– overall good, pages unbound and worn with age, interior metal binders withsome rusting; acetate: label torn, edges worn on vinyl revealing metal beneathSinkThe Bismark Script– overall good, front cover top right corner missing, some creasing, some rustto metal binding pins; souvenir programmes: the programmes inside the foldersare in very good condition, the folders showing some wear, the gilt on thecovers is faded, and the tassels on the gold string have unwoundGreengageSummerOverallvery goodBellmans is grateful to Wallace and Hodgson for their assistance with cataloguing the Lewis Gilbert Film Script and Production Archive.

‘ALFIE’, 1966 – DIRECTOR’S SCRIPT, AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND RELATED MATERIAL (QTY)Including:- A film script, the title page dated 14 April 1965, 122 pp. of mimeographtypescript on white and pale blue paper, 32 pages with minor amendments inGilbert’s hand in either ballpoint pen or pencil, in black paper covers, with amimeograph typescript Unit List, 1 June 1965, 3pp, and a mimeograph typescript‘Shooting Schedule No. 3’, 31 May 1965, 12 pp, all bound in a red leatherpresentation folder, the cover gilt stamped LEWIS GILBERT, the blueleather inside cover gilt stamped SINK THE BISMARK; and a mimeographtypescript script amendment, 13 August 1965 with replacement dialogue betweenAlfie and Carla in scenes 53 and 54, 2pp.;-A copy of the radio play by Bill Naughton, Alfie Elkins and his Little Life,produced by Bill Cleverdon for the BBC Third Programme, 7 January 1962, thiscopy ring bound in pale green card covers, printed in dark green with theplay’s title and author and broadcast date and ITALIA PRIZE 1962 / BBC ENTRY,the 59 pages of typescript mimeograph text in both English and French, thefront end paper inscribed in black felt pen For dear Lewis Gilbert in memoryof Bill Naughton & happy days with Alfie (1965) with love from ErnaNaughton, 20 October 1995 (After 30 years seeing Alfie at the Plaza I’ll beseeing it with you tonight – a little sentimental journey xx)- Two theatre programmes for the play Alfie– one for the Mermaid Theatre, London, 1963, the other for the NottinghamPlayhouse, 1964; and related material  Footnote: LewisGilbert regarded Alfie as his ‘breakthrough’ film.  The chapter devoted to the film in hisautobiography is entitled ‘The Film That Changed My Life’.  In it he recounts how it was his wife Hyldawho, following a chance encounter at her hairdressers with the actress MargaretCourteney (who was appearing in Alfie at the Mermaid Theatre), went tosee the play and immediately realised it would be a great vehicle for afilm.  Gilbert saw the play on thestrength of his wife’s recommendation and recalls…. the subject fascinatedme….because Alfie was a new kind of hero….he had a cockiness and an energy thatwas mirrored in the real life of the 1960s…. Alfiebrokenumerous box office records on its release and was lauded by the critics as aresultthefilm shot Lewis Gilbert and his unknown lead Michael Caine to internationalstardom. Alfie was nominated for 5 Academy Awards including: BestPicture for Lewis Gilbert and Best Actor in a leading role for Michael Caine.It won 3 BAFTAs including Best British Actor for Michael Caine; and wasnominated for 3 others including Best British Film for Lewis Gilbert. At CannesLewis Gilbert won the Jury Special Prize and was nominated for the Palm d’Or.The film also won 4 Golden Globes including Best Director for Lewis Gilbert andBest Actor for Michael Caine and was nominated for 3 others. Ina recent interview for The Guardian  newspaper with Xan Brooks, 18 October 2021,Michael Caine’s remarked: “Alfie is probably the best film I ever made”.Literature: GILBERT, Lewis All My Flashbacks The Autobiography of Lewis Gilbert, Sixty Years A Film Director, Reynolds & Hearn, London, 2010 Bellmans is grateful to Wallace and Hodgson for their assistance with cataloguing the Lewis Gilbert Film Script and Production Archive. 

A Sindy Easthsam E-Line Wall Oven, a Sink Unit and a Hob Unit, all boxed.

A collection of dolls house accessories, 19th century and later, including: two fireplaces; over mantle mirror; chandelier; two vases of flowers; two pairs of bellows; two pairs of fire irons; clock under dome; heater; radio; plant; jug and bowl; Eiffel Tower; wind up clock; dressing table accessories; two figures; sink; desk stand; glassware including four carafes, two glasses and a jug; together with a small needle tin in the form of a trunk stamped to base 'Wm Hall & Co., Studley', with registration mark (qty),mirror height 8.75cmCondition: Overall condition good, play-worn.

{ Option of lots: 1074, 1075, 1076, 1077 } Bert Franks Kins Kins is deeply glamorous but the design has humble origins: it was inspired by the sink of an old-school VW camper van which has a very pure, very pleasing aesthetic. We like to think it's come a long way since then. 28 x 28 x 10cm (PLT 7)

{ Option of lots: 1074, 1075, 1076, 1077 } Bert Franks Kins Kins is deeply glamorous but the design has humble origins: it was inspired by the sink of an old-school VW camper van which has a very pure, very pleasing aesthetic. We like to think it's come a long way since then. 28 x 28 x 10cm (PLT 7)

{ Option of lots: 1074, 1075, 1076, 1077 } Bert Franks Kins Kins is deeply glamorous but the design has humble origins: it was inspired by the sink of an old-school VW camper van which has a very pure, very pleasing aesthetic. We like to think it's come a long way since then. 28 x 28 x 10cm (PLT 7)

{ Option of lots: 1074, 1075, 1076, 1077 } Bert Franks Kins Kins is deeply glamorous but the design has humble origins: it was inspired by the sink of an old-school VW camper van which has a very pure, very pleasing aesthetic. We like to think it's come a long way since then. 28 x 28 x 10cm (PLT 7)

Bert Franks Kins Kins is deeply glamorous but the design has humble origins: it was inspired by the sink of an old-school VW camper van which has a very pure, very pleasing aesthetic. We like to think it's come a long way since then. 28 x 28 x 10cm (PLT 8)

BLANCO ANDANO Kitchen sink 340/180-U Stainless Steel 585 x 454 x 440mm (PLT 1) Specification ANDANO 340/180-U | Stainless steel - w/o pop-up waste | BLANCO

Framed Original Art  by John Randall Bratby (1928–1992) (Born Wimbledon, Surrey [now in Greater London], 19 July 1928; died Hastings, Sussex, 20 July 1992).Titled and inscribed The Aphrodite Girl – Belly Dancer at The AphroditeTaverna Hastings John Bratby 18 Jan 19912nd day of war Bratby British painter and writer was a versatile artist: he painted portraits, still lifes, figure compositions, landscapes, and flower pieces, and also designed film sets. He is probably best known for the scenes of drab domestic life he painted in the 1950s, when he was a member of the Kitchen Sink School. Later his work became lighter and more exuberant. His talent for self-promotion helped to make him one of the best-known British artists of his generation. Among his publications are the novel Breakdown (1960) and a book on Stanley Spencer (1970). Text source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press) Framed and mounted 60 x 78cm

Laura Ashley Clearwell Swivel Chair Charcoal Nubuck Leather Sink Into Our Comfortable Clearwell Occasional Chair Designed To Bring Extra Class To Interior Spaces Luxurious And Handsome You Can Showcase Superior Style With This Chair In Corners And Corridors 690 X 770 X 950mm (5056272006306)

A bathroom sink and pedestal

A cloakroom ceramic sink

Brian Sanders (British, B. 1937) "Lancaster Bombers sink German Battleship Tirpitz" Artist notes in margins. Original Oil painting on Masonite. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting is the original which appeared on the Republic of the Marshall Islands 50c German Battleship Tirpitz Sunk 1944 Avro Lancaster stamp issued November 12, 1994. After the Tirpitz was damaged by one of many British bombing attacks, Germany's naval commander, Grand Admiral Karl D?nitz, felt it was no longer feasible to repair his last battleship. Deciding to use her as a floating battery to defend part of the Norwegian coast against a possible Allied invasion, D?nitz ordered the Tirpitz to be moved 200 miles south to a new berth off Haakoy Island near the port of Tromso. Here, however, the mammoth battleship was at last within range of specially modified British Lancaster bombers. On November 12, 1944, 32 Lancasters managed to drop 29 "Tallboy" bombs on the ship. The Tirpitz heeled over and minutes later her magazine exploded. Soon afterward, the great battleship capsized and sank. Image Size: 13.5 x 16.25 in. Overall Size: 16.5 x 19.5 in. Unframed. (B14851)

Cast Metal Toy Assortment (30) items including a 'Royal' stove, a building shaped bank, a table with (4) chairs, a bathtub, a toilet, a sink, (3) ducks, a pig, a sheep, (2) chickens, (6) figures; together with a Civil War era cased 1/6th plate tintype of a young soldier wearing a kepi cap and uniform Property from: a Lockport, IL estate Height: 3 1/2 inches, Width: 3 1/8 inches, Depth: 3/4 inches (tintype case) Condition: Very Good to Good, wear to paint surfaces of toys; light wear to tintype case Disclaimers: photograph not examined out of case Category: Collectibles > Toys Estimated Sale Time: 2:31 pm (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Sales Tax (United States Only): Kansas (6.5%), New Jersey (6.625%), Pennsylvania (6%), Washington (10.5%) Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2

Eight Lladro figures including girl with three cats, seated lady with fan, girl at sink, little clown, etc. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. Collection by appointment via our website or arrange with Mailboxes Etc couriers ONLY. Restrictions apply to ensure social distancing.

A Franke by Villeroy & Boch ceramic sink, 59x51cm

An Astra cast ceramic Belfast sink, 58.5x45x25cmH

Two canvas camp beds, a folding chair, canvas sink (woodwork a/f) and a canvas sleeping bag etc

Five: Chief Ordnance Artificer W. H. Stockdale, Royal Navy 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Africa Star; War Medal 1939-45, with M.I.D. oak leaf; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue (M.37938 W. H. Stockdale. A/C.O.A. H.M.S. Cornwall.) nearly extremely fine (5) £120-£160 --- M.I.D. London Gazette 30 January 1945: ‘For courage, leadership, and skill in H.M.S. Belona in the destruction of an enemy convoy off the coast of Norway.’ William Harry Stockdale served as a Chief Ordnance Artificer during the Second World War, and was Mentioned in Despatches for his gallantry in Operation Counterblast, a spectacular night action off Norway on the night of 12-13 November 1944 when nine enemy ships were destroyed, an action described in the following terms in Gordon Holman’s The King’s Cruisers: ‘The luck came shortly after 11 p.m. as they were off Egersund Fjord. It was very dark, but there was good visibility and a calm sea, and keen eyes that had got used to the darkness had no difficulty in making out an enemy convoy steaming north. With the escort, which included “M” class minesweepers, it stretched over a distance of several miles, and was directly in the path of the British warships. For a few tense minutes, Admiral McGrigor allowed his force to close the enemy, the guns ranging all the time. Then, at about two miles range, the Kent fired her first 8-inch broadside. The shells fell like a sledgehammer blow among the vessels of the convoy. One leading escort ship was hit straight away and began to sink. The Bellona and the destroyers had opened fire, too, and other enemy ships were hit. One, probably filled with ammunition, blew up, lighting the whole scene with a vivid red flash. Tracer shells weaved an odd pattern in the darkness, and some of the German vessels sent up distress signals. The convoy had scattered and, probably not knowing the strength of the opposition, survivors of the escort were attempting to fight back. One approached firing hard, but was hit aft and then lost in the darkness. Shore batteries designed to protect these convoys joined in the action, but in the words of the Admiralty communique, “their fire, although spectacular, was ineffective and none of H.M. ships sustained any material damage”. It was estimated that at one time our cruisers and destroyers were engaged within two and a half miles of the Norwegian coast. After 20 minutes there was a lull, but when several vessels were seen drawing away, Admiral McGrigor sent in the destroyers. They delivered the final attack by the light of starshells and well under the German shore guns. Of 11 ships in the convoy, nine were either blown up or sunk and one was driven ashore. In the whole of our force the casualties were two killed and less than a dozen wounded. Summing up afterwards, Admiral McGrigor said, “We caught the Hun in his nightshirt”.’

A VINTAGE ART DECO BATHROOM WASHBASIN with iron brackets, and set of a cast iron support brackets for a Belfast sink