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Lot 548
COLLECTION OF EARLY/MID 19TH CENTURY TRANSFER PRINTED TEA WARE including two tea bowls and saucers and a coffee can with saucer, all in the same blue and white lake landscape, a blue and white plate with a scene of ruins, three blue and white tea bowls with similar designs to the Willow pattern, a black and white tea bowl and saucer with pastural scenes with a scrolling border, marked 'Glaneurs BF' and a puce and white tea bowl and saucer in 'Indian Sports' pattern, marked 'J.B Cappellemans Aine Jemmapes', plate 20cm in diameter (14)
Lot 1298
2005 Aston Martin DB9 Coupé - Registration No HX55 AXK, V12 six litre engine - 450 bhp, touchtronic transmission (automatic with paddleshift). This excellent example has only had two owners and has covered less than 14,900 miles from new. It is finished in Midnight blue with Sandstorm (cream) leather upholstery with Caspian blue secondary colour to the dash top and centre console. It has full walnut door cappings and console and has the following options - Bluetooth, cruise control, heated front seats, navigation system, first aid kit, parking aid, power fold-back mirrors and tyre pressure monitoring. It has an extensive service history file and is fitted with a tracker. It cost £111,810 new and represents a rare opportunity to buy a low mileage and low ownership iconic British sports car at an affordable price
Lot 203
A quantity of 1990’s-2000’s produced Scalextric cars. 2 examples with lights – 2x Porsche Turbo C.288/289. Plus Sauber Mercedes Le Mans prototype C.468. Ferrari F40 Bridgestone C.450. Saudia Leyland Williams FW07B C.138. Brabham BT49 Parmalat C.139. 2x Austin Metro- Datapost C.303 and McCain C.304. Triumph TR7 C.130. Ford Escort XR3i Ilford C.389. A 4 ½ litre Bentley C.305 and a 2.3ltr Alfa Romeo C.306. 2x Audi Quattro C.348/349. Porsche Sports prototype, Rothmans. Plus a Rover SD1 Police C.284. All boxed some wear. Contents QGC-VGC some staining to bodies and loose parts. Also in lot a quantity of accessories including track spectators, barriers, hay bales and tyres, 2 racing pit, flags and a few sections of track, etc.
Lot 239
3 Tamiya unmade model kits. A 1:10 scale Mini Cooper radio controlled car. A 1:10 scale Ferrari F189 (Late Version) radio controlled car. Plus a 1:48 scale North American P-51D Mustang. Also in lot a 1:9 scale Protar High Quality DUCATI 916 sports motorcycle. All boxed, minor/some wear. Contents VGC-Mint.
Lot 377
A Dinky Toys Gift Set 149 ‘Sports Cars’. Comprising MG Midget Sports (108) in cream with maroon interior and red wheels RN 28. An Austin-Healey 100 Sports (109) in orange with blue interior and blue wheels, RN 21. A Sunbeam Alpine Sports (107) in cerise with light grey interior and cream wheels, RN 34. An Aston Martin DB3S (110) in green with red interior and red wheels, RN 22 and a Triumph TR2 Sports (111) in pink with blue interior and wheels, RN 29. All in their original display box, insert missing. Some wear/damage to box. Vehicles VGC-Mint, minor marks only. Plate 8
Lot 139
A 1957 Jaguar 3.4 Mk I automatic saloon, registration number 682 UYB, British Racing green. William Lyons new compact Jaguar would become available in 1955 with the 2.4 litre XK engine, and was conceived to fill the model range between the XK sports cars and the big imposing Mk VII. The public would have to wait until 1957 for the larger 3.4 litre version to become available, and with its 210 bhp engine it was a match for any sports saloon on British roads, with a top speed of 120 mph. This 3.4 litre automatic example was originally supplied by Brown's Garage, Bath, to its first lucky owner, a Mr Filpin. The Jaguar sports its originally supplied colour scheme of British Racing green with a Suede green leather interior as stated on the accompanying Jaguar Heritage Certificate. The Jaguar has the desirable option of all round disc brakes and sits on colour coded wire wheels. The well appointed interior has recently been fitted with a new headlining. Jaguar's Mk I has seen a resurgence in popularity recently, with Mk Is taking to the race track in ever increasing numbers and a black example starring in the new Endeavour ITV detective series, prices have risen accordingly. The Jaguar is offered for auction with an accompanying history file. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations
Lot 140
A 2000 Rover Mini Cooper John Cooper S Works, registration number X341 WYA, John Cooper S189, Tahiti blue. This beautifully maintained and cherished classic Mini has covered only 44,000 miles from new. It is a rare John Cooper S Works version and as such is fitted with the ultimate road going specification. This includes the 90bhp engine, uprated sports suspension with Adjusta Ride fully adjustable suspension with uprated bushes and shock absorbers, full two tone black and grey leather interior and 13 inch alloy wheels. During the current ownership the Mini has recently had a bodywork restoration and respray (May 2015) to bring the car up to show standard. Being a cherished example the Mini has attended numerous Mini shows and events. The accompanying history file contains the original John Cooper Garages receipt, brochure and price list, maintenance receipts, original dealer wallet and handbooks and past MOTs. This low mileage Mini Cooper S Works represents an opportunity to acquire a last of the line limited edition example which can only become increasingly collectable. V5C, MOT to March 2016 See illustrations
Lot 120
A 1953 Austin Healey 100, registration number TDD 47, chassis number BN1 1140267, Healey Ice blue. The sensational new Austin Healey 100 caused a major stir when it was debuted at the 1952 London Motor Show. The all new Healey sports car was intended to be a low cost high performance sports car aimed squarely at the US market. The 100 sourced its major components from the Austin Atlantic saloon including the 2660cc four cylinder engine tuned to 90 bhp which when installed in the lighter streamlined Healey resulted in a genuine 100 mph plus sports car. It was equipped with a four speed gearbox with the bottom gear blanked off which with the overdrive gave five usable gear ratios. The Healey 100 is a muscular sports car for the purest and its performance was not bettered by its successor the 100/6 and was only surpassed when the Healey 3000 became available in 1959. This particular example has been in the vendor's possession for a remarkable 41 years. The car was registered on 1st September 1953 and is arguably finished in the best colour combination of Ice blue with a dark blue interior, the same colour combination as it left the factory. It sits on recently replaced chrome wire wheels with correct style tyres and has a desirable Sebring louvered bonnet fitted. We are advised by the client that he had the Healey resprayed in 1976 and the car still looks bright. Recent expenditure includes the fitting of an aluminium fuel tank and a general health check at a Healey specialist. With a believed genuine 69,000 miles on the odometer, this rare early chassis number Healey 100 is eligible for some of the world's most prestigious sporting events including the Mille Miglia, Le Mans Classic and Tour Auto to name but a few. Now coming to the market for the first time in over four decades this extremely original low mileage Healey is certainly a must for any serious collection. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See cover and other illustrations
Lot 147
A 1974 MG B roadster, registration number UHT 653N, Tartan red. The MG B is one of world's most recognisable sports cars and has excellent club and spares back up to enable the running of the car on today's roads. This particular roadster is a desirable chrome bumper, manual overdrive example. It is well presented in Tartan red with a contrasting black red piped interior. The weather gear consists of a hood and full and half tonneau covers. The accompanying history file contains receipts for works carried out including new sills in 2009 and engine work in 2004 from MG specialists. V5C. MOT to June 2016 See illustration
Lot 138
A 1998 Bentley Brooklands R Mulliner limited edition number 75/100, registration number R2 PNO, chassis number SCBZF28C0WCH66873, engine number 8912L10M/TIT/R, green. The Brooklands R Mulliner was a strictly limited edition Bentley. A total of 100 were manufactured and featured some sporting features, including sports grille, side air intakes, 18 inch alloy wheels with 285/45 tyres, colour coded bumpers with chrome tops, a lower mesh front spoiler and some subtle improvements to the already opulent interior. This handsome example is finished in a very dark shade of green, which looks almost black in certain lights. The interior is opulently appointed with two tone tan leather seats and headlining, green top roll and matching carpets. R2 PNO has recently emerged from storage after a slumber of five years and will be freshly MOTd for the auction. ***The believed low recorded mileage of 49,000 miles is supported by service book which has now been found by the vendor.*** This limited edition Bentley now offers an opportunity to purchase one of the rarest of modern models at a very attractive guide price. V5C, MOT to February 2017 See illustrations
Lot 14
EDDY MERCKX 1975 TOUR DE FRANCE 'MOLTENI' YELLOW JERSEY Condition: excellent, complete with 'MIKO' sponsorship etc, Le Coq Sportif logo to sleeve and label to interior, back-pockets with buttons. Provenance: Jean Cormier / Clive Rowlands / Cwmtwrch RFC. Acquired by French sports-journalist Jean Cormier as a gift for former Wales rugby-player, coach and selector Mr Clive Rowlands . Mr Cormier visited Mr Rowlands in South Wales for an interview and when at Cwmtwrch RFC the sports-writer vowed to acquire an important item 'for the Cwmtwrch collection' and the Merckx jersey arrived shortly afterwards. Jean Cormier is a sports journalist who specialised in rugby and cycling as well as political biography. The 1975 Tour de France saw the legend Eddy 'The Cannibal' Merckx attempt his sixth victory, but there was huge controversy as the Belgian became a victim of violence from a member of the partisan crowd. Some French cycling supporters were more than anxious that Merckx would beat the record of five wins set by Frenchman Jacques Anquetil. Consequently, at stage 14 a spectator leapt from the crowd and punched Merckx causing him to fall and break a cheekbone. As a result French cyclist Bernard Thevenet took the lead and was the winner of the tour, Eddy Merckx came in second and Eddy Merckx did not win the tour again.
Lot 183
HUNTING INTEREST - SCRUTATOR - 'THE SCIENCE OF FOXHUNTING AND MANAGEMENT OF THE KENNEL', 1868 (rebound), Stonehenge - 'Manual of British Rural Sports:' second edition 1856 and G. Bowers - 'Notes from a Hunting Box not in the Shires' 1873 (3)Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shippingCondition Report:Please note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
Lot 692
MIXED SPORT, selection, inc. 1936 Berlin Olympics (49), ticket for dress rehearsal for opening ceremony, German cigarette cards (eight sub-sets of six); press pack for 1985 London World Games (designed for sports not included in the Olympics, the event never took place); modern football postcards, promotional issues, World Cup Masterfile, German National team (12), Manchester United (18) etc., G to MT, 300*
Lot 681
FOOTBALL, softback editions of pocket annuals and yearbooks, inc. Copes, Daily Worker, Daily Mail, FA & League Yearbooks, League Club Directory, News Chronicle, News of the World, Park Drive, Racing & Football Outlook, Sports Argus Football Annual, Soccer Who's Who, Sunday Chronicle etc., FR to VG, 38*
Lot 532
MIXED, mainly foreign part sets and odds, inc. African TC World of Sports (56, duplication); Phillips Kiddies Nursery Stories (3), Lewis & Allen (3), Liebig, Mairesse, Reckitt, Bosch, Latour, ATC Champion Athletes (Trubenbach); Robertson wrappers (2+8) etc., some a.m.r. (mainly to European issues), FR to VG, 110*
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