A late Victorian silver triple compartment stamp box, James Deakin & Sons, Birmingham, 1899, 88mm and two pairs of silver sugar tongs including Georgian.**CONDITION REPORT**PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail.
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HARRY SPENCER (BRITISH 20TH CENTURY), 'IN VELVET - HEAD OF YOUNG ROE BUCK', a portrait study of a deer's head, monogrammed bottom centre, titled and dated '74 with artist name stamp verso, watercolour on paper, approximate size 33cm x 28cm, together with a head portrait study of a red fox, by the same hand, monogrammed bottom centre, watercolour on paper (2)
A LATE 19TH CENTURY IRONSTONE DESSERT SET TOGETHER WITH A BONE CHINA PART TEA SET, comprising twelve floral patterned ironstone china dinner plates, three serving dishes, one on a stand (back stamp Java), together with a bone china part tea set, pattern 3828, decorated in gold painted with pale pink roses, seven tea cups, seven saucers, one cake plate, one serving dish, three breakfast cups (34) (Condition report: two teacups and the cake plate are slightly discoloured, gilding and pattern has worn in some pieces of both sets )
ONE BOX OF CERAMICS AND PORCELAIN FIGURES, comprising two 1950/1960s Goebel Hummel figurines 'Doctor' 127 back stamp, 'She loves me she loves me not' 174 back stamp, two very small Capodimonte figures of two little girls, a collection of Wedgwood plates 'Street Sellers of London' with boxes and certificates, Wedgwood 'April Flowers' pattern vase, height 9cm, a Belleek vase, height 13.5cm, a pair of blue and white Molaroni 'Bellagio' jugs, height 37cm, a small jade ship, height 10cm, Country Artists ' Robin with Blackberries' and 'First Dawn of Spring', a mid-twentieth century porcelain figure of 'The Doctor' signed Adriano Colombo, etc (s.d) ( 1 box + loose)
A GROUP OF TABLE LAMPS AND VASES, comprising a brass lamp in the shape of a ship's figure head, height 48cm to top of light fitting, a Tiffany-style lamp with a multicoloured glass shade, height 52cm to top of shade, a black iron lamp with a multi coloured leaded glass shade, height 32cm, a Tiffany-style glass lamp in the shape of a flower, height 27cm, a Spanish pottery lamp, height 42cm, two red vases, a Tiffany-style glass shade, two lamps with glass shades and beaded effect , two wooden ornaments, artificial flowers, a red and brown mid twentieth century West German vase, back stamp 239-41, height 40cm, etc (20) (Condition Report: some pieces have slight damage, two lamps do not have plugs, none have been tested)
TEN DECORATIVE PICTURES, comprising two signed Kelly Jane limited editions depicting a Lily and a Daffodil, both from editions of 500, approximate sizes 22cm, x 21cm, signed Simon Palmer limited edition cartoon print 'The Strangers Advice' 67/75, A. P. Peller open edition cartoon print depicting a medieval fast food booth, printed signature with Nestle blind stamp, signed Annie Williams proof print depicting flowers in a vase, two Jennifer Hannaford signed limited edition prints - glass missing to one frame print scratched, Ioyan Mani signed print 'Spring Morning', Robin Davidson print 'Lulworth Cove' signed to the mount and a wool work picture depicting a train crossing the Tamar bridge
Reg. no. BM 3128Chassis no. 10699Engine no. 10427VCC Dating Cert. no. 645Although there were many companies with the Standard name it is the British one that is best known. Founded in 1903 by Reginald Maudslay with a capital of £3000 it wasn't until 1904 when the first car was sold. Originally sold with 2, 3 and 4 cylinder engines, a 6 cylinder 18/20 was introduced and was entered in the 1905 TT race coming in 11th out of 18 entries. Between 1906 and 1911 the entire output of the Coventry factory was taken by the dealership owned by Charles Friswell, Chairman of Standard until 1911. It was he who arranged for Standard to be the sole make represented at the Delhi Durbar held to celebrate the Coronation of King George V as Emperor of India; some achievement with over 70 vehicles there. After Friswell left the company the next important step was the introduction of the 9.5 hp Model S an example of which is on offer here. Powered by a monobloc engine of 1087 cc and ignition by Eisemann magneto, it was available with a couple of different styles of body with the survivors wearing the 2-seat open type. The price when the Model S was introduced in March 1913 was £185 but by the September this had risen to £195. Edwardian Standards rarely come to the market in this condition or with the history this one has.According to records BM 3128 was supplied new by Quenby Brothers Ltd, High Street, Baldock and registered on 16th March 1914 to Arthur Puddlephatt, 185 Castle Street, Luton. It was then transferred to a Mary Isobel Bishell, South Lodge, Baldock on 16th October 1916. Some time in the early 1920s the car was repurchased by Quenby, there is a buff log book in the file with a stamp against their name dated 1925. Quenby kept the car for promotional purposes and attended many shows and events local to them before it was sold to a Mr Anthony Rogers in 1974. His name is also in the buff log book. The next owners who kept the car for, we believe, approximately 40 years was a Mr Geoffrey Downing who enjoyed many miles of trouble free motoring on VCC events and the car was sold in 2019 on his death; it is now offered from the estate of the current owner.The car is offered in good condition and is ready for the forthcoming rally season. Works known to have been carried out in the last couple of years include the rebuilding of the magneto, a radiator overhaul, the fitting of new valves and guides, and a partial re-trim of the interior. There are many invoices for this work on file. The original monobloc engine is fitted and rated at 9.5 hp (1087cc). When inspected the car had not been started for a few months but after priming the oil pump, flooding the carburettor and setting the controls the engine started easily and settled down to an even tickover. The car was then driven for a short distance and everything worked as it should. Wearing its original 2 seat bodywork painted in green, the car is also fitted with a factory extra of a dickey seat which cost £3 fitted at the time. It also has the added advantage of a discreet starter motor having been fitted. The Standard also comes with a full complement of brass lights and a period speedometer has been fitted.The V5C is present as well as an extensive history file that includes the aforementioned buff log book, an original Standard Light Car instruction and maintenance book, a reproduction 1913 Sales Catalogue, a raft of old MOT documents and most unusually a 1956 tax disc and then a run of tax discs from September 1974 to April 2014 and an early VCC dating Certificate. The car would of course be welcome at VCC Events as well as Standard Register Events.
Original vintage one sheet movie poster for the 007 James Bond spy film From Russia With Love directed by Terence Young and starring Sean Connery, Robert Shaw, Pedro Armendariz, Lotte Lenya and Bernard Lee. Great design depicting four images of Sean Connery as James Bond smartly dressed in a black tie / tuxedo suit and holding a pistol gun with four Bond Girls below the each word in bold white lettering on the red background announcing James Bond Is Back! with a Soviet hammer and sickle emblem in the O of the the stylised title text in red below, the text in black on the side reading: his new incredible women! his new incredible enemies! his new incredible adventures! Good condition, folds, staining, creasing, small tears, ink stamp, writing on the back of the poster showing through. Country of issue: USA, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 104x69, year of printing: 1963.
STAMPS GREAT BRITAIN Victorian and pre-stamp letters and correspondence in album, including many political signed envelopes, Gladstone, Wellington. Plus a great selection of early letters dating as far back as 1678, 1772 Borough Bridge London, Penny Post covers. Most items still on original dealers cards as purchased by the vendor (28 items)
STAMPS USA Lindner hinge-less printed album with issues from 1847 to 1936, mostly used issues, with some better classics although in mixed condition, also spotted 1912-13 Parcel Post set. Mint includes 1901 Pan-American Exposition set, 1926 New York Philatelic Exhibition sheetlet, 1933 Philatelic Convention sheetlets & 1933 50c Zeppelin stamp. Good lot with condition a little mixed!
Marvel Superheroes - an extremely rare collection of Limited Edition Art of iconic Comic Book Covers, Artist's Proof Set limited edition of 29 only (No 14) signed by Stan Lee with blind stamp, Thor, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, X-Men, published by Glyn Washington, Washington Green Fine Art, with certificates of authenticity, release date Summer 2015 (A/P14) image sizes 61 cm x 42 cm
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