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A wooden handcart plus a sledge

North American School,19th century oil on board, figure in native costume pulling a sledge, old label verso, 8" x 12", framed.

Wheelbarrow pickaxe and rubber sledge hammer

Assorted tools, sledge hammer, shears, compressor, grinder, axe etc

Assorted golf clubs, bags, shooting sticks, other items and a sledge (qty)

Four Boxed Britains Farm 1:32nd Scale Farm Implements, #9556 Sperry New Holland hay baler with four bales, #9558 eight wheeled trailer, and #9557 bale sledge with five bales, all models mint or very near, boxes poor to fair.

3 SETS OF SKIS AND SLEDGE

AN OLD SLEDGE

Britains Toys, Collection of tractor attachments and trailers, all boxed, including Rotary Manure Spreader, Bale Sledge and others, (6).

A teak D end extending garden table, the slatted top raise on square cut supports and sledge feet, united by a central stretcher together with a set of six (4&2) matching folding chairs, all with later painted finish

A Liberty & Co 'Tudric" English pewter milk jug attributed to Archibald Knox with honesty design and sledge supports together with a smiliar small dish and a tin sewing box with embossed design to the lid and concertina folding tray divisions

A large 19th century oil painting on canvas of an unusual subject showing a mountainous landscape with a party of ladies and gentlemen being dragged along in a rustic type sledge by a party of unwilling men and boys and accompanied by a running dog, with signature bottom right C Savage, 75 x 127 cm in a moulded frame and gilt slip

Cotswold School Oak book trough, circa 1920 craved drawer to front, on sledge feet 24.5cm high, 37cm wide.

G-Plan Teak and glass coffee table, circa 1960 with sledge ends, on castors 50cm high, 122cm wide.

Action Man Toys - 34373 Action Man Deep Sea Diver outfit,comprising fabric diving suit, boots, boot weights, breast plates, equipment belt, spanner, torch, pliers, oxygen pump (paper sticker), air hoses, sledge hammer, knife, scabbard, instruction leaflet, Equipment Manual. sealed; another Frogman outfit; Adventurer figure, another soldier etc, mostly boxed (5)

Mini sledge hammer, mini club hammer and an axe

LARGE TWENTIETH CENTURY DARK STAINED OAK REFECTORY TABLE, with thick plank top raised on shaped panel end supports with plain stretcher and sledge feet, 3'10" (117cm) x 9' (274cm) long

Action Man by Palitoy/Hasbro, 2006 re-issue, Action Man explorer sledge and dog team, in the original window box (M-BM)

A vintage sledge. CONDITION REPORT: Approximately 20 previous owners, all small children, there is no service history but the runners were greased last winter, our mechanic states that the chassis is sound and should last for another 120 years plus!

A 19th Century Continental porcelain figure group, "Winter", young boy on a sledge with young girl warming her hands, 6" high (chipped)

Six Britains model farm implements Round Baler 9532, Vicon Towed Vari-Spreader 9537, Animal Trailer 9555, Bale Sledge 9557, Tipping Trailer 9565 and Rotary Manure Spreader 9568, all in original boxes

SLEDGE

A vintage sledge together with 2 Tri-ang hobby horses.

20th century Cotswold made oak drop-leaf dining table in Arts & Crafts style, circular, on chamfered square section supports, stepped sledge feet, opening to 119cm diameter approx.

A pair of Dutch children posy holders, a clown figure and a miniature porcelain cherub with swan sledge

E SCOTT JONES; watercolour, fields, pastures and a village scene, signed lower-right, 22 x 38cm framed and glazed, a set of four Japanese prints, figures in various poses in gilt faux bamboo frames and after Thomas Webster; a print 'The Humble Sledge', dated 1857, all framed and glazed (6). CONDITION REPORT Scott Jones - good conditionThos Webster - some scratching to paper below dog, Prints good condition

Of local interest: Late 18th / early 19th century elm bow back settle, possibly East Anglian, with high back and scroll arms, plank seat on square supports and sledge bases, 145cm wide.Provenance: From The Bell public house, Walberswick

17th century Italian fruitwood coffer of small size, the solid lid hinging on pins, enclosing interior with candle box, raised on sledge bases, 68cm wide CONDITION REPORT Height: approx 28.5cm, depth: (outside foot to outside foot) 34.5cm, lid depth: approx 30.5cm

A good lot to include a wooden child's sledge, 2 walking sticks with silver mounts hallmarks unclear, exercise devise and riding crop

A WOODEN VINTAGE SLEDGE

WOOD SLEDGE

A vintage sledge, converted into a coffee table, with a glass top, 106cm wide

A 17th Century Dutch oak cabinet of plain form with single panelled door enclosing shelves with moulded sides, raised on a later sledge base CONDITION REPORTS All over various scratches, scuffs and marks, chips etc and losses as well. Holes, dark marks, lighter coloured marks and impact marks and, especially to the lower section, losses. Shells are newer as are feet. Various general signs of wear and tear throughout. 120 cm x 154 cm

Mini sledge hammer, mini club hammer and an axe

Garden tools, to include: a shovel; sledge hammer; garden shears; and two others.

A substantial oak and burr oak refectory dining table, raised on trestle ends to sledge feet, 250 x 120 x 77 cm high

A vintage 1930's Hooper coachbuilder's self extending seat, upholstered on a folding chrome plated frame, raised on oak sledge runners, bears makers plate patent no. 297648, as fitted to Rolls Royce models bodied by Hooper in this period

A Liberty & Co "Tudric" English pewter milk jug attributed to Archibald Knox with honesty design and sledge supports together with a similar small dish and a tin sewing box with embossed design to the lid and concertina folding tray divisions. (3)

A good quality Old English style oak refectory table, the thick rectangular top raised on four gun barrel columns and sledge/scrolled wedge feet united by a pegged central stretcher, 7 ft 3 inches long x 2 ft 9 inches wide approx.

A good quality child's wooden sledge

A Coburg porcelain late 19thC figure group, of a boy on a sledge with a girl warming her hands above a burner, 14cm high.

A white metal miniature model of a covered sledge with seated and standing figures, 5cm

A Russian facemask jug; a fish gurgle jug; a sledge group and a figure with umbrella

A vintage ash Davos sledge

A pair of German porcelain figure groups, in Meissen style, late 19th century, one modelled as a boy playing a pipe and a girl with a goat, the other of a boy and a girl with an axe and chopped wood on a sledge, 15.5cm high (2).

A large wooden sledge

A sledge

A FORMICA SIDEBOARD the central cupboard flanked by three drawers and drop-down cupboard on sledge feet, 181cm wide 42cm deep 72cm high

Mini sledge hammer, mini club hammer and an axe

SLEDGE

Steiff Winter Bear riding a sledge with button in ear in original box

Various tools including; sledge hammer, vixe, spanners etc Condition:

A white metal miniature model of a sledge pulled by two bulls, length 8.5cm.

A large William IV/early Victorian mahogany dumb waiter, rectangular plateaux with reeded edges divided by plain columns, sledge bases with turned underfinials, turned stretcher, lotus scroll and bun feet, 110cm 137cm wide, c.1840

Mini sledge hammer, mini club hammer and an axe

Quantity of 1970's and 1980's records, including Sister Sledge, Dire Straights, Robert Palmeir etc

Gavlick & Sledge Hammer

A vintage child's beechwood school desk with ink well and hinged lid, raised on shaped supports and sledge feet

A vintage metal framed sledge

A rare and well preserved Arctic exploration sledge flag for Admiral George Richards KCB, Commander of HMS Assistance in Sir Edward Belcher's expedition of 1852/3/4 in search of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror of Sir John Franklin's Lost Expedition of 1845:, the flag with Admiral Richard's personal heraldry comprising a lamb and flag crest with motto 'Laus Deo' (Praise God) in white silk on a blue reserve, 46cm x77cm, mounted on a glazed frame with inscription,* Notes 'This Banner was carried to the Arctic Regions by Admiral Richards CB. when Commander of HMS Assistance, in Sir E Belcher's Expedition 1852.3.4 in search of the Erebus and Terror, under Sir J Franklin. After wintering at the Head of Wellington Channel in 76°55' N. Lat., it was taken, in the Spring of 1853 to Melville Island and floated on every conspicuous height discovered, and having accomplished near 1000 miles, it was returned to HMS Assistance. Passing a second Winter it was again carried on a Sledge journey down the Channel westward and through Barrow Straits and again returned after a sojourn of 73 days on the Sledge. On reaching England in 1854 it was presented to Mr Barrow. When the late Expedition of 1875 was fitted out under Capt now Sir George Nares KCB it was carried up Smith's Sound and hoisted on Cape Joseph Henry in Lat 83° N. On its return to England it was restored to Mr Barrow who bequeaths it to the family of Adml Richards.together with group of related items comprising an 18ct gold Royal navy Exhibition 1891' fob pendant containing a section of timber from HMS Victory engraved 'Timber from the 'Victory' 1805' and also named 'Admiral Sir George H Richards KCB' to rim, a gilt and enamel badge of Admiral Richard's family crest together with a 19th century wool work of HMS Assistance in the Arctic ice with men rigging sledges to the foreground, 44cm x67cm, a pastel portrait of Admiral Richards seated at a table with a copy of Arctic Regions, 36cm x30cm, two 19th century oval miniature portraits of Naval officers, one possibly of Francis Leopold McClintock (1819-1907), the other of Admiral Richards, a monochrome print of Admiral Richards and a copy of 'Aclands-And-The Sea' .Admiral George Henry Richards was captain of HMS Assistance under the command of Sir Edward Belcher on the Admiralty's last and largest Expedition to search for survivors of Sir John Franklin's Expedition of the Northwest Passage in 1845. In the early winter of 1850 the Assistance and the steam tender Pioneer became frozen in the ice off Northumberland Sound in the Wellington Channel forcing much of the searching to be undertaken by sledge. As sledges were hauled at this time by the men themselves, they were treated in some degree as boats and each sledge named. The idea originated with Captain Horatio Austin who whilst leading a similar search in 1850 intended that sledge flags would "...retain esprit de corps, and a naval atmosphere,..' .The flags were usually the personal badge of the commanding officer who led the team on foot, carrying a gun ahead of the crew for protection. A similar sledge flag for Lieutenant Bedford Pim by Lady Franklin is held in the National Maritime Museum. A sledge flag used by Scott on his first Expedition of 1900-1904 made by his mother hangs in Exeter Cathedral.