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Frederick Gordon Crosby (1885-1943). RAYMOND MAYS IN HIS BUGATTI SETS A NEW HILL RECORD AT SHELSLEY WALSH 1923, signed and dated 1923, charcoal and wash heightened with gouache, sold with a letter of provenance, framed & glazed, 20 by 33cm., 8 by 13in. (2). This original artwork was reproduced in an issue of The Autocar magazine that year and later presented to Mays by the artist. With this victory in his modified 1.5-litre Bugatti ‘Courdon Rouge’, Raymond Mays first achieved international recognition. He was subsequently invited to visit Ettore Bugatti at his Molsheim factory in Alsace, who could not believe that one of his engines would rev so highly. Thereafter, Mays went on to become one of Great Britain’s leading racing drivers-a career that lasted until after WWII-before going on to found both the E.R.A. and B.R.M. racing car projects. ‘Freddie’ Gordon Crosby was a close friend who worked as the staff artist for The Autocar magazine. His work is now recognised as perfectly capturing the atmosphere and spirit of motor racing during its formative years.
An early 19th century specimen wood decanter box the brass edged box of square form with vacant brass plaque to the lid, shield shaped escutcheon and rebated brass handles to the sides, opening to reveal the original fitted interior in red and gilt tooled morocco leather, with four fitted square cut glass spirit decanters with stoppers and central lidded ice box with lead lining. 9.5in. (24in) square.
A silver lidded faceted glass toilet jar, decorated with cherubs faces, London 1903, a silver lidded glass toilet jar, London 1915, a plated pepperette, formed as as a 1lb weight, a spirit flask, a pair of opera glasses, cased, a pair of glove stretchers, two tins, two Oriental trinket boxes and three further items.
a Victorian Electroplated Five Piece Tea and Coffee Service, W Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1870, the circular baluster bodies with foliate mask feet, leaf capped scroll handles and domed covers with cast bird finials, all chased throughout with scrolling foliage, initialled, the spirit kettle 46cm high See illustration
a Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed Fattorini, York, circa 1840, the case with swan neck pediment and inlaid stringing to the borders, hygrometer, thermometer box, circular mirror, 8-inch silvered dial with nicely engraved centre depicting a windmill and hills in the background, spirit level signed, 97cm high See illustration joseph Fattorini is recorded as working in 12 Castlegate, York between 1838-1848. See Banfield (Edwin): Barometer Makers and Retailers, pg 78.
A collection of five small live steam engines and boilers, to include a vertical boiler with single cylinder mounted to side with spoked flywheel on wooden plinth. An Ernest Plank vertical boiler, two high pressure spirit burners, a new boxed hot air engine and a centre flue marine boiler with brass bound mahogany cladding and safety valve. Length 30cm
A Weedon USA live steam model horizontal mill engine, with trunk guide, eccentric driven steam valve, display governor and pipework leading to horizontal brass boiler with sight glass, whistle and spirit burner together with a Weedon vertical live steam boiler having sight glass, whistle, safety valve and oscillating cylinder with flywheel mounted to side, (2)
A late Victorian 4 3/4 inch gauge live steam 2-4-0 Locomotive, the copper boiler with sight glass drain cocks and spirit burner in need of attention. The rolling chassis with twin inside oscillating cylinders possibly 'Stevens Dockyard’, one buffer and cow catcher detached with hand rails fitted. The model is in need of restoration. Length including buffers 23in (58cm)
A Markie 'Little Gem’ model traction engine, built to 3/4 inch scale complete with pressure gauge, water level sight glass, steam cock and drain tap. Ring burner with drip feed tender tank (spirit fired). Steering by worm, wheel and chain, lever brake system, Single speed lever control, gear driven. The model finished in green red or black paintwork with matching wheels and flywheel. Certificate of manufacture, boiler test certificate and building guide. Canopy fascia board 'Hughes Construction’
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