A box of assorted tools: 5 Sorby chisels2 chisel blades (Marple)3 chisels un-named1910 Blacksmith made chisel formeran oil stone in wooden case2 hand Bit and Brace drills2 calipers (engineers)a Victorian wooden carpet stretcher5 assorted white metal bearing scrapers17 gimletts from 3inch up to 19inch1 20inch round file with wooden handle3 barrel (wooden) augers4 adjustable scribes1 14inch metal and wood square1 wooden spirit level 8 inch1 wooden glue scraper 7.5inch1 Coopers ring driver metal1 adjustable 3 pairs of pliers
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A Danish rosewood dining table, §1960s, with drop ends, stencilled marks 'Vejle Stole',165cm long, 265cm extended100cm deep74cm highCondition report: See additional image.Some discolouring to the top, through usage. When leaves up all stable.Leaves do angle down - we have not checked this with a spirit level.....
The Macallan Royal MarriageA vatting of spirit distilled in 1948 and 1961 bottled by Gordon & MacPhail in 1981 to commemorate the marriage of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales.Some minor staining to label. Level: top shoulder. 75 cl. Single malt, 43% volume1 bottleFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
The Macallan Lalique-50 year oldThe First of The Lalique Six Pillars Collection. Distilled and bottled by The Macallan Distillers Ltd., Easter Elchies, Craigellachie.Engraved to the base '28/470, Lalique'. In original presentation case accompanied by stopper within the original carton. Engraved and transfer printed labelling, printed leather collar. Level: filled to 750 ml. Single malt, 46% volume1 crystal decanterFootnotes:The six pillars are the foundation stones for the character and excellence of The MacallanThe Spiritual Home, the distillery is watched over by Easter Elchies House, the first of the six pillarsWithin the distillery the then Curiously Small Copper Stills help to concentrate the flavour of the new make spiritThe Macallan takes one of the Finest Cuts of any Scottish Distillery, the best of the bestIt is an unfaltering obsession with Exceptional Oak Casks which delivers the wonderful diversity evident throughout The Macallan range. Each cask affects the 'new make' spirit in slightly different ways to create variations in colour, aroma and flavourSignificantly The Macallan insists on Natural ColourIt is the interaction of spirit and wood alone which delivers the Peerless SpiritTasting Profile:Colour: Burnished gold with midnight sun reflections.Nose: Heady top notes of cumin, cardamom and darkest maraschino.Palate: All encompassing and aromatic with dark prunes and plain chocolate.Finish: Very long finish with a Spanish sherry oak signature and a hint of peat smoke.- Bob Dalgarno, The Macallan Master Whisky Maker.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Glenmorangie Grand Vintage-1989Bond House No. 1 Collection. Bottled 2017.Bottle number 3758 of 6178. In wooden presentation case. Level: filled to 70 cl. The first limited release in the Bond House No 1 collection. The barley harvest from the previous summer proved problematic for whisky makers in 1990. Sensing its potential, the Distillery nurtured the spirit's rare delicacy for 25 years in carefully selected ex-bourbon casks, with a small parcel in ex-sherry casks.Single malt, 43% volume Glenmorangie Grand Vintage-1990Bond House No. 1 Collection. Bottled 2016.In wooden presentation case. Level: filled to 70 cl. The second limited release in the exclusive Bond House No.1 Vintage Collection. It was created from some of the last spirit to emerge from the Distillery's former still house. Glenmorangie Grand Vintage Malt 1989 comprises select parcels of 1989's spirit, skilfully finished in a handful of highly sought-after casks – the most prestigious of which once contained Côte-Rôtie wines. The resulting expression beautifully balances the subtle finesse of Glenmorangie's spirit with a rare richness and intensity.Single malt, 43% volume Glenmorangie Grand Vintage-1991Bond House No. 1 Collection. Bottled 2018. Distilled and bottled by The Glenmorangie Distillery Coy.Bottle number 2242 of 7551. In wooden presentation case. Level: filled to 70 cl. The spirit, aged for 26 years, takes its rich plum character from two seemingly incongruous wood-finished whiskies. One sweet, spicy parcel finished in oloroso sherry casks is skilfully married with a bold, earthy parcel finished in burgundy casks. They are softened by a hint of whisky aged in new toasted oak, to create a whisky of implausible harmony.Single malt, 43% volume3 bottlesFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
The Macallan Lalique-57 year oldThe Third of The Lalique Six Pillars Collection. Distilled and bottled by The Macallan Distillers Ltd. Decanter number 305 of 400 engraved to the base.Vatted together from two casks; the first, a 1950 American oak sherry butt, the second, a vatting of Macallan from Spanish oak sherry butts originally filled in 1949, 1951, and 1952. Engraved front labelling, transfer and printed rear labelling, the lower paper label torn. Level: filled to 700 ml. The lip of the decanter has been filed down and restored as a result of a previous chip. The wooden presentation case is severely distressed (top right corner of the lid).Single malt, 48.5% volume1 crystal decanterFootnotes:The six pillars are the foundation stones for the character and excellence of The MacallanThe Spiritual Home, the distillery is watched over by Easter Elchies House, the first of the six pillarsWithin the distillery the then Curiously Small Copper Stills help to concentrate the flavour of the new make spiritThe Macallan takes one of the Finest Cuts of any Scottish Distillery, the best of the bestIt is an unfaltering obsession with Exceptional Oak Casks which delivers the wonderful diversity evident throughout The Macallan range. Each cask affects the 'new make' spirit in slightly different ways to create variations in colour, aroma and flavourSignificantly The Macallan insists on Natural ColourIt is the interaction of spirit and wood alone which delivers the Peerless SpiritTasting note:Colour:Cherry WoodAroma:Heady and aromatic, with dried fruit, black cherry, sandalwood and peat smokeTaste:Sweet, with dried fruits, light wood spices and soft peatFinish:Long and full, yet softBob DalgarnoFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Eclipse and Bucephalus with jockeys about to race at Newmarket in 1770, signed lower left 'J N Sartorius', oil on card 15 x 20.5cmFootnote: Provenance: Thomas Miller Whitehead, sold to Algernon Dunn Gardner (1853-1929) in 1894 for £40, Thence by descent J N Sartorius must have painted this record (using drawings by his father Francis, according to John Lawrence in John Scott – see below) well after this celebrated race, where Bucephalus was put forward as the only horse who had proved good enough to possibly challenge the great Eclipse (see lot 56) took place. Run over the Beacon Course at Newmarket on 17th April 1770, it was the first race of the season for both horses, who met at level weights. Bucephalus, a lighter chestnut than Eclipse and belonging to Peregrine Wentworth whose racing colour was white, had been previously unbeaten in three races, though as Eclipse had never been beaten, the betting was 6-4 on Eclipse. The two horse race was said to have broken Bucephalus’ spirit and he never seems to have raced again. Eclipse retired to stud that same year and being unbeaten in any race and then siring over 350 winners, he can fairly claim to be the most famous racehorse of the English turf. Long after his death (1789) stories were ‘spread’ that Eclipse’s sire was in fact Shakespeare and not Marske. Indeed, an engraving by John Scott, presumably taken from this painting, was issued in 1820 in his, The Sportsman’s Repository; Comprising a Series of Highly Finished Engravings, Representing the Horse and the Dog, in All Their Varieties, pub. London by Henry G. Bohn, p.37, to give credence to that notion, in which Bucephalus is transformed and named as ‘Shakespeare’ the alleged sire of Eclipse. Both stallions had covered Eclipse’s dam Spiletta near together which gave rise to the speculation which is now largely dismissed. In the present painting according to Lawrence in John Scott ibid., Eclipse is ridden by John Oakley in the red colours of his then owner, William Wildman. CONDITION:Some surface dirt. Discoloured old varnish along the edges. Signed under the mount. Inscribed to the reverse.
A malacca walking stick with integrated horse measure by Swaine & Adeney, LondonThe crook with silver mount opening to reveal the integral horse measure displaying both hands and centimeters (maximum height 17hh/173cm), with metal right angle incorporating a spirit level, hallmarks for London 1943 Edward Swaine Adeney, 93cm long, together with another Victorian malacca walking stick with foliate decorated silver mount to top, engraved 'JD', hallmarks for London 1885, 92cm long (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Brass Natural Sine type compass with spirit levels to the dial, bears name of Stanley, D8cm, in earlier mahogany box; brass pocket sextant of drum shaped form, the screw top marked Stanley London; small brass cased compass with pedestal tripod base; and Glass Developments Ltd. hahogany and brass spirit level L31cm (4) - Condition Report
Walking with cane with modern hardwood shaft, ivory handle with silver buckle shaped cartouche inscribed J.B. Russell from his Father and Mother, June 1st 1903, 50 Strickly Street, Birmingham, London hallmark, length 88cm (35"), also a bamboo horse dealers cane with telescopic aluminum gauge, brass T-bar with spirit level (2).
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