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BRIGHT METAL AND GLASS WHAT-NOT, A WHITE METAL ARMCHAIR, A BENTWOOD SINGLE CHAIR AND A SMALL SET OF STEP LADDERS (4)

A metamorphic library step chair

A set of vintage step ladders, 154cm high

After Dominique Alonzo, 20th century, a composition figure group of a courting couple on a step, with two doves below, signed, 25cm high

A Regency mahogany and ebony strung step commode, having three tiers, with a sliding compartment, on turned legs, 66cm high

A twelve step set of thatcher's ladders; another, eleven step. (2)

A vintage set of step ladders - The Hatherley Patent Lattistep; another, five tread. (2)

Boxed step ladder.

Munce (20th Century), Study of a Woman at a Spinning Wheel, oil, signed and dated 1917, bears John Magee Gallery label verso & M. Mathers, Dutch Girl Seated on a door step, oil, signed, 33cm x 24cm

PITCH PINE STEP COMMODE

Crown Premiums Snap On 1/32nd and 1/34th scale boxed set group, 2 boxed examples to include 1/32nd 3 Piece Collectors Set comprising of 1935 Ford Delivery Sedan Van, 2005 MT 55 Freight liner, and 1961 Divco Step Van, and a 1/34th scale 1961 Divco Step Van Dividend, some small pieces loose in box (Both NM-BVG)

Wooden step ladder

Wooden step ladder

OHS Models 1/48th scale white metal, resin and diecast model of a Dresser Haulpak 830E Dump Truck, finished in white with twin front step version, very rare and limited example, constructed to a very high standard

MCANDREW (J), GOLFING STEP BY STEPillus., morocco gilt (spine damaged), ND

A vintage industrial works steel step ladder / hop up work platform. Ideal for conversion into a table together with a vintage inspection lamp with fitted clamp. Measure: 167cms high x 37cms wide x 10cms deep.

Herbert Terry 2 step square base anglepoise Industrial desk lamp with pendant shade

An unusual 1930's wooden step printers block. Applied inset metal shapes - footprints, lillies, water etc. The verso with notation ' Steps ' and pierced handles. Together with a bakelite cased set of weights by George & Becker, London. Measures: 35cms wide.

A stunning early 20th century school teachers spindle back high Stool / Chair, constructed from elm raised on tapering legs united by stretchers with a single step to the front. Stamped to the rear of the seat DCEC ( Durham County Education Committee ) Measures: 114cms high.

An original 1940's Herbert Terry two step anglepoise Industrial desk lamp having square terraced base with pendant shade.

Hornby-Dublo 2-Rail OO Gauge Diesel Shunter Locomotives, three unboxed Class 08 BR green Diesel Shunters No 3302, F-G, two with some areas repainted and one with BR logo added, one with a step damaged, F-G (3)

Tri-ang Railways OO Gauge Locomotives, Britannia' renamed 70048 'The Territorial Army 1908-1958' and replacement front bogie wheels, black Baltic 4-6-4T, BR blue D6830 Diesel (in Mainline box), black 0-6-0 Saddle Tank and red Steeple cab (lacks plastic pantograph), together with books Tri-ang Railways First Ten Years and A Short History of Tri-ang by Stanford, F-G, 70048 lacks one front step, F-G (7)

Tri-ang OO Gauge M7 and other items, BR black M7 30027, G, lacks one step, 0-6-0 chassis, P, various coach figures and fittings, Faller-style bungalow, EKO or similar Coloured Light Signal, Corgi Original Omnibus D9 West Midlands and 32501 Travel West Midlands Metrobus, both in original boxes, unboxed Corgi Juniors Weetabix Van, F,-VG, boxes F-G (qty)

AIG Certified 5.09 Carat Rectangular Step Cut Emerald, 1.76 Carat Round Brilliant Cut Diamond and 18 Karat Yellow Gold Ring. Emerald with vivid saturation of color. Diamonds E-G color, VS1-VS2 clarity. Signed 750. Very good condition. Ring size 6. Approx. weight: 5.40 pennyweights. AIG report 000716160007 dated 6/8/2016 to accompany this lot. Shipping $30.00 (estimate $3200-$4200)

A RETRO GLAZED CHINA CABINET, teak open bookcase, two step ladders, coffee table, etc (15)

Four pairs of fold out metal step ladders

VICTORIAN EMERALD AND DIAMOND RINGthe three centrally set step cut emeralds surrounded by old cut diamonds, in eighteen carat gold, Birmingham marks, size N

A French 19th century mahogany occasional table, the concave triangular surface with rounded corners and step moulded edge, shaped apron with C scrolls, raised on three cabriole legs, carved with floral spays to the knees, joined by an undertier, 45 by 45 by 74.5cm high.

Victorian mahogany step commode

A Step Up Stinger child's radio controlled car

A vintage step ladder

A 22 rung vintage extending step ladder

Two sets of wooden step ladders; a wooden baker's tray; three wooden crates (6)

A vintage set of step ladders - The Hatherley Patent Lattistep; another, five tread. (2)

Pine folding step ladders

Aluminium step ladders

Pair of aluminium step ladders

Sapphire and diamond ring with a rectangular step cut sapphire, estimated to weigh approximately 2.44 carats, with a tapered baguette cut diamond to each shoulder, in white gold setting. Ring size N CONDITION REPORT Very good condition.Uneven distribution of colour and 'windowing' effect which at certain angles has a pale green/yellow transparent effect.Sapphire believed to be of natural origin.Sapphire in very good condition

Emerald and diamond cocktail ring with a rectangular step cut emerald estimated to weigh approximately 2.23 carats, in four-claw setting, on a wide tapering gold band with a double row of baguette cut diamonds flanked by a border of channel set brilliant cut diamonds. Ring size N

Sapphire and diamond three stone ring with a central step cut blue sapphire flanked by two brilliant cut diamonds estimated to weigh 0.50 carats in total, in platinum claw setting on yellow gold (18ct) shank. Ring size M½ CONDITION REPORT Sapphire measures approx 5.60mm x 4.75mm x 3.05mm deepThe sapphire is a deep rich blue with an even distributiion of colour although there is significant wear to the edge of the stone which has made the outside edge/girdle a concave shapeSurface wear to the facets.Setting in good condition.Shank shows wear at the base commensurate with wear

Emerald and diamond ring with a central step cut diamond with three brilliant cut diamonds to each shoulder, in claw setting, shank stamped 18k. Ring size S½

1947 Triumph 1800 Roadster Registration number OMP 145 Chassis number TRD 548 Engine number TRD 432E A landmark model in the history of the Coventry firm, the 1800 Roadster was one of the first post-war designs, to bear the Triumph name. Standard's wartime purchase of Triumph, whose pre-war cars had been much admired for their performance and quality, was seen as the first step towards establishing an up-market range to complement the more workaday Standards. Standard was already supplying Jaguar with a 1,776cc overhead-valve engine and four-speed gearbox and these, together with the existing Flying Standard rear axle, were chosen for the new car. The chassis, an all-new design featuring independent front suspension, comprised two large-diameter steel tubes joined by cross-braces. Styled by Standard's Frank Callaby, the Roadster's elegant, aluminium-panelled body was unusual in retaining the dickey seat that had been a feature of the pre-war Triumph Dolomite Roadster Coupé. Launched in March 1946, the Roadster was not revised until 1948 when it received the 2.1-litre engine, three-speed gearbox and rear axle of the newly introduced Standard Vanguard, becoming the '2000 Roadster'. One of only 2,501 made, this Old English white example (originally she was black), with cream leather interior, comes with a comprehensive history file listing the original owner as Lt. Col. Swalwell of Wimbledon who had the gearbox rebuilt in 1954 and the engine replaced in 1956. In 1969 he sold it to a Mr Kellogg of SW1, the mileage now was in the region of 67,000, followed by a move to Norfolk with a Mr Elliott in 1975, then a Mr Cowcher and a Mr Spray in 1987 with a mileage of 83,915. MOT's from 1995 show it has had little use for the last 30 years, the mileage today is 88,247. The current custodian purchased the car in May 2013 after it had had a comprehensive top end overhaul. It comes with a wealth of old receipts for works done, green log book VE60, and V5C and will be driven to the auction.

A modern 9ct white gold emerald ring, the rectangular step cut emerald, approx 0.75ct, claw set to knife edge shoulders, weight 2.8g, ring size N

MILITARY MEDALS & INTERESTING ITEMS RELATING TO S/SGT. CHARLES ROEBUCK of the Royal Engineers and including a 1939-1945 Defence Medal with oak leaf, 1939-1945 Star, The Burma Star, a Burma Star Association pin, military paperwork, copy of relevant London Gazette sent On His Majesty's Service and complete with envelope and letter, a folding map of India and Assam, watercolour sketches of Burma, a Royal Engineers needlework sampler etc. Typed on both sides of eight A-5 lined sheets, an interesting log of air raids in the Cardiff and South Wales / West Wales area in 1939 / 1940, notes location and impact. It details the devastating, and infamous, bombing - on Monday, August 19, 1940 - when three Luftwaffe planes took aim at Admiralty oil tanks, holding millions of gallons of vital fuel, above Pembroke Dock. The resulting inferno raged for 18 days. The entry begins: '3.15 p.m. having tea when heard sound of bombs exploding - about 6-8, also whistling bombs. Then sound of planes - very loud - passing overhead. Prep. Take cover. Action over in about 12-15 secs. Saw huge clouds of smoke S.W. Pembroke. Went to top of Defensible Barracks Hill and saw Oil Tanks blazing - flames 100-200 ft. high and enormous clouds of smoke.' Of the 18 tanks at the Llanreath Oil Tank Depot, 11 were destroyed and 33 million gallons of oil lost before the flames were eventually extinguished in September 1940. More than 22 brigades and 650 men from across the UK were needed to quell the blaze which caused five from Cardiff to lose their lives. Provenance: Charles Roebuck was the step-father of our vendor, please also see Lot Number 271 in this sale

A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 40 UNSEEN BLACK & WHITE STILL PHOTOGRAPHS OF 1930S FILM SETS taken by cameraman Charles Roebuck while he was working on each production (mainly British we believe and many directed by Harry Lachman) Includes many photographs capturing the scenes themselves while others are of the cast posing off-set, other photographs may be promotional. Many of the stills have the film title verso and the name of the actors logged in pencil. Titles include Men of Tomorrow (1932) which starred Flintshire-born actor and playwright Emlyn Williams, Joan Gardner, and Robert Donat, who would later win an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as Charles Edward Chipping in the 1939 film, Goodbye, Mr Chips. Other titles include These Charming People (1931) A Man of Mayfair (1931) Lily Christine (1932) and Aren't We All (1932). Stills images feature Merle Oberon and ground-breaking female director Leontine Sagan, whose films were among the first to suggest lesbian themes. Provenance: Charles Roebuck was the step-father of the vendor, please also see Lot 287 in this sale

A three stone emerald and diamond ring, the rectangular step cut emerald flanked to either side by a round brilliant cut diamond, all claw mounted in white precious metal to a yellow precious metal band stamped '18ct PLAT', total estimated weight of diamonds 0.6cts, size P

A pair of Pioneer Ladders pitch pine step ladders

An Amethyst and Seed Pearl Brooch claw-set oval-cut amethyst in leafage plaque set seed pearls in 9ct gold and a Tourmaline and Diamond Bar Brooch claw-set step-cut tourmaline between two eight-cut diamonds in 18ct white gold

A three strand cultured Freshwater Pearl Necklace on emerald and diamond clasp corner claw-set step-cut emerald in flower head plaque pavé-set eight brilliant-cut diamonds, stamped 18K

Small folding step ladder.

6 retro kitchen stools, Victorian bar stool, 2 small aluminium step ladders

Gilt framed wall mirror, wooden step ladder, set of reproduction metal and brass scales

An 18ct. gold emerald and diamond ring, step-cut emerald surrounded by small diamonds, claw settings, size P, emerald large natural fault, together with an 18ct. gold and clear stone solitaire ring, size Q/R   Correction: first-mentioned ring - the large step-cut stone is a doublet, NOT AN EMERALD. 

IMPORTANT ART DECO INDUSTRIAL DESIGN JOSEPH SINEL "STEP ON IT" SCALES circa 1929, numbered 276, by International Ticket Scale Corporation, New York, the stepped steel body finished in blue, with polished stainless steel frontpiece, the applied plaque reading "CORRECT WEIGHT AND YOUR FORTUNE PRINTED ON TICKET CAPACITY 30 300 POUNDS", the weighing platform reading "STEP/ON/IT", on a stepped cast iron base, 196cm x 38cm x 64cm Joseph Sinel was a pioneer in what he termed "Industrial Design" and a man whose work became synonymous with the American image of the 1920s and 1930s. Born in New Zealand and trained in Great Britain, Sinel immigrated to the United States after WWI. Sinel's scope was wide-ranging and his designs varied. Perhaps though, the single piece he is most well-known for, and the pinnacle of his artistic vision, was these iconic "Step On It" scales. The overall form derives from the most potent symbol of American modernity at this time - the skyscraper. The silhouette of these scales features a tall shaft with a graduated stepped top mirroring the skyline of 1920s New York. To further enhance the boldness of the design, Sinel used art deco typefaces on the façade with a bold "STEP / ON / IT" proclamation on the weighing platform.

IMPORTANT ART DECO INDUSTRIAL DESIGN JOSEPH SINEL "STEP ON IT" SCALES circa 1929, numbered 278, by International Ticket Scale Corporation, New York, the stepped steel body finished in blue, with polished stainless steel frontpiece, the applied plaque reading "CORRECT WEIGHT AND YOUR FORTUNE PRINTED ON TICKET CAPACITY 30 300 POUNDS", the weighing platform reading "STEP/ON/IT", on a stepped cast iron base, 196cm x 38cm x 64cm Note: replacement glass

A Blue Topaz and diamond rectangular cluster 18ct white gold ring, the step cut Topaz approximately 11.6 mm by 7.7 mm, fourteen round brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 1ct in total, size Q1/2

Rare GIA and AIG Certified Natural Unheated 3.44 Carat Oval Step Cut Pink Sapphire, 1.31 carat Round Brilliant Cut Diamond and 14 Karat White Gold Ring. Ruby measures 9.55 x 7.34 x 5.50mm, SI clarity. Diamonds G-I color, I1-I2 clarity. Signed 14K. Very good condition. Ring size 7. Approx. weight: 4.0 pennyweights. GIA report 2175486068 dated 2/29/2016 and AIG report 000716083084 dated 3/23/2016 to accompany this lot. Shipping $32.00 (estimate $2500-$3500)

A set of vintage six tread kitchen step ladders with a safety patent hings and pierced metal corner brackets

Vintage ladders - a six rung stepladder; a thatcher's ladder; three stage extending step ladder (3)

A pair of vintage seven step stepladders.