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4 STEP ALUMINIUM 5 TREAD STEP LADDER WITH GRAB RAILS BY ABRU

BELDRAY JOBEZER PLATFORM FOLD AWAY STEP LADDER

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BED STEP45cm wide; 61cm deep; 51cm high

A GOLD, AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGMounted with the cut cornered rectangular step cut aquamarine, within a surround of small cushion shaped diamonds, traces of inscription within the shank, ring size H and a half, gross weight 2.8 gms, with a case

A PAIR OF BLUE TOPAZ EARRINGS AND A 9CT GOLD, BLUE TOPAZ AND DIAMOND NECKLACE (2)Each earring claw set with a rectangular step cut blue topaz, with screw fittings, unmarked, the necklace claw set with an oval cut blue topaz, between two small circular cut diamonds, gross weight of necklace 4.2 gms

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY METAMORPHIC LIBRARY ARMCHAIR IN THE MANNER OF MORGAN AND SANDERS, CIRCA 1810 92cm high, 60cm wide, 62cm deep as an armchair 72cm high, 59cm wide, 108cm deep overall as a flight of stepsFor a related chair, see Christie's, London, Parisian Taste in London: A Private Collection and Furniture, 10th September 2009, Lot 354 (£11,250). Condition Report: There are scratches, marks, knocks, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are losses, observations and restorations including: the ribbed green upholstery probably silk with few signs of use; the crest has been detached and repaired with some small use of filler, the back uprights holding the crest with cracks and some splicing; some sectional construction cracks visible to the arms; some fading; overall this metamorphic library armchair/steps is in cleaned condition; some wear and aging to the green wool baize inset on the steps; the underside with a later chamfered brace to one leg and some blocks; the drop in seat falls out of the chair when in library step form.Please see the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A vintage wooden step ladder. Painted white, H145cm

Seventeen volumes on flowers, gardens, ferns, trees etc, including Shirley Hibberd: 'Field flowers : a handy-book for the rambling botanist, suggesting what to look for and where to go in the out-door study of British plants', L, Groombridge, c.1870, 32 colour illustrations on 8 full page plates as called for, original pictorial cloth gilt, all edges gilt; Thomas Moore: 'British Wild Flowers', L, Reeve, 1867, new edition, 96 hand coloured ills. on 24 full page plates as called for, original cloth gilt, rebacked retaining original backstrip; Margaret Waterfield and others: 'Garden Colour', London, Dent, 1905, colour frontis + 50 colour plates as called for, 4to, original pictorial cloth gilt, top edge gilt; Iolo Williams & Katharine Cameron: 'Where the Bee Sucks: A Book of Flowers', L, Medici Society, [1929], 1st edition, 12 colour plates as called for, 4to, original pictorial cloth gilt; Edward Step: 'Wayside & Woodland Blossoms: A Guide to British Wild Flowers', L, Warne, 1941-1944, 1st, 2nd & 3rd series, 3 volumes, 321 colour plates + numerous b/w plates as called for, uniform original cloth gilt; H. Essenhigh Corke: 'Wild Flowers as they Grow', L, Cassell, 1911, 2nd edition, 2 volumes, numerous colour plates complete as per list, uniform original cloth, mounted colour ills. to front covers; Smith: 'Ferns British and Foreign', 1877, new & enlarged edition, engraved ills. throughout, orig. cloth gilt; Johns: 'The Forest Trees of Britian', SPCK, [nd], orig. pictorial cloth gilt; F.G. Heath: 'The Fern World', L, Everett, [nd], c.1920, 12th edition, 12 colour plates as called for, orig. cloth, together with another copy of the same title, 1898, 8th edition, orig. pictorial cloth gilt; plus 4 others (17)

A Vintage Wooden Seven Step Step Ladder

A Vintage Metal Framed Five Step Ladder

A Late 20th Century Aluminum Decorators Six Step Step Ladder

A Small Two Step Aluminium Step Ladder

A set of folding wooden step ladders

A folding wooden seven tread step with metal hand rails

A turned wooden model of a staircase,20th century, with spiral balustrades,36cm diameter61.5cm highCondition ReportLosses to the lower staircase underneath, scratches and scuffs/loss of finish to the lower armrail, the first step appears to have cracks from where it joins with the second.

A selection of hardback and other books, primarily relating to wildlife, titles including: The Birds of the British Isles and Their Eggs, T. A. Coward, 3 vols; Wayside and Woodland Trees, by Edward Step; The Mole, by Kenneth Mellanby; ABC and XYZ of Bee Culture, by A. I. and E. R. Root; Butterflies and Moths, by Janet Harvey Kelman and Rev. Theodore Wood; Our British Trees and How to Know THem, by Francis George Heath; and others, contained across two boxes.

Small Victorian five tread wooden folding step ladder

Folding step ladder

Two folding step ladders and a large quantity of assorted gardening tools

A Bergman platform step

A MacAllister double sided five step ladder

A metal three step set of steps

A SELECTION OF GARDEN TOOLS, A VINTAGE SACK TRUCK AND A STEP LADDER including pickaxe, spades, forks, shovels etc

A SET OF ALUMINIUM DOUBLE EXTENSION LADDERS with thirteen rungs to each 350cm section along with three aluminium and one steel step ladders (5)

A MODERN COMPOSITE GARDEN BIRD BATH in the form of three scantily clad ladies leaning against a column holding a bowl height 82cm and an aluminium step ladder (2)

A VINTAGE WOODEN STEP LADDER with lattice sides, a Jones Patent hinge but some repairs height 145cm

FOUR COURSE DOORMATS (one torn), four plastic boxes containing logs of wood, a step stool, a disability aid and a folding stool (12)

George Washington was an American political leader, military general, and the first President of the United States. He was born on February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia, and passed away on December 14, 1799, at his plantation, Mount Vernon, Virginia. Washington is widely regarded as one of the most important figures in American history.As a military leader, Washington played a pivotal role in the American Revolutionary War. He commanded the Continental Army and led the colonial forces to victory over the British during the American Revolution, which resulted in the formation of the United States of America. Washington's leadership, strategic skills, and perseverance were instrumental in securing American independence.Following the Revolutionary War, Washington became a symbol of the new nation's aspirations for self-governance. He presided over the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and was unanimously elected as the first President of the United States in 1789. Washington served two terms as president, from 1789 to 1797, and played a vital role in establishing the foundation of the federal government.As President, Washington set important precedents and shaped the office's role. He emphasized the importance of a strong executive branch while respecting the balance of powers outlined in the Constitution. Washington's leadership helped shape the early institutions and policies of the United States, including the creation of a national bank, the establishment of a judicial system, and the development of foreign policy principles.Washington's decision to step down after two terms set a precedent for future presidents, solidifying the peaceful transfer of power and the concept of a limited presidency. In his Farewell Address, he warned against political factions and entanglements in foreign affairs, advocating for unity and the importance of maintaining national interests.Beyond his military and political career, George Washington is celebrated for his character and integrity. He is often referred to as the "Father of His Country" and is admired for his leadership qualities, moral values, and commitment to the principles of liberty and democracy.Washington's contributions to American history and his instrumental role in the nation's founding continue to be recognized and celebrated. His image is prominently featured on the United States one-dollar bill, and his legacy as a visionary leader and statesman remains an enduring part of American identity.Measures 5 x 11.

When Ford initially commissioned the inaugural batch of Mercury Cougars in 1966, they instantly became a huge success with the public. The name itself evoked vivid imagery of strength, power, and style. The Cougar went on for a few generations, though the original generation is arguably the most well-known. Ford created the Cougar as a halfway point between Mustang and Thunderbird, most notably as a step-up from the Mustang. Ford had projected a sale of about 85,000 units in its first year. However, the public surprised the company by buying 150,000 units. The Cougar had a distinct look, feel, and appeal from its highly successful predecessor, complete with longer chassis and wider wheelbase. The Cougar continued to win many accolades in the years immediately following its launch. 1969s got a minor body restyle and facelift, with a new grille that was now horizontally-barred and stretched all the way across the nose, replacing the previous vertical split "electric-shaver" grille design. Taillights were restyled too, they now canted inward instead of outward, but the style was largely the sameThis Cougar is registered post April 1969, as it is the subtle face lift version. Presented in White with black hood stripe and black vinyl roof over. The interior is black leather or leatherette. It comes with the 351 cid 250bhp 5.8l Windsor V8, which we believe have had a few uprated items fitted to it.  The hood appears to be from an Eliminator of the same year too. The car was imported by our vendor last year, from Texas. It is clear it hasn’t seen any rain or salty air! The car appears mechanically sound (but buyers are advised to check this). There is some trim to be refitted both externally and internally. However, all items appear to be with the car. The original black sports dials are with the car. For now though, it is fitted with performance race dials, which do look the part. This is an extreme muscle car and wants to be driven. For those who love Americana, this first gen Cougar is a must. MORE INFO TO FOLLOW. AWAITING HISTORY FILE.

1924 Rolls-Royce 40/50hp Silver Ghost Coachwork by Steuarts of Calcutta Registration no. R 2509 Chassis no. 82EU Engine no. U176•Body believed built for the Maharajah of Mysore•Late Ghost with four-wheel brakes and AutoVac fuel system•Restored by the late Tony James. Ex RREC Chairman. •Recent service by Ristes of Nottingham•Ready to enjoy A car with a fascinating history, '82EU' was originally sold to Barkers who bodied it for the first owner, one Benjamin Sassoon of London. The car was signed off by Eric Platford on 29th November 1924 and delivered on 20th January 1925. Being a late Ghost, it benefits from four-wheel brakes and an Autovac fuel feed. The car's current body is an original open-drive example built by Steuarts of Calcutta circa 1913, it is believed for the Maharajah of Mysore. This in turn was a copy of a body built by Barkers in 1913, which was displayed at Olympia on chassis number '2366'. The Steuarts body was imported from India in 1967. This car is the life's work of noted Rolls-Royce luminary and enthusiast, the late Mr Tony James, who sourced the body (from James Black). Taken beside Lake Dhakhuria in 1965, a photograph of the body on the previous chassis comes with the car. A passionate restoration was carried out by Engineer, businessman, horologist, renown Rolls-Royce enthusiast, tools specialist, Tony James, whose hero was fellow engineer Sir Henry Royce. Tony studied and knew intimately the working of Rolls-Royce motor cars. During his term as chairman of the RREC he applied his considerable business skill and love of Rolls-Royce (and Bentley) cars to ensuring the strong financial status of the club with, amongst other things, the inception of the year book; preservation of cars and the marque, imparted knowledge at seminars and in articles written with clarity and humour as well as solutions via phone and email communication direct with fellow enthusiasts and those needing help within the industry. Tony offered step by step advice to fix and improve the workings of many a car project and had a hand in restoring 147 Rolls-Royce motor cars, with a particular interested in pre-war examples. '82EU' is finished in Royal Blue with black wings and roof and a black interior, with the bonnet left in polished aluminium. Photographs of the unpainted body come with the car showing it as found and installed. The driver's compartment is upholstered in black leather with original seat backs and re-trimmed seat squabs. An aluminium dashboard with the requisite instruments completes the ensemble. The attention to detail is extraordinary from the hand-crafted multi-layer coach-line, the hand-woven silk window tapes to the leather gaiters on the springs. The vendor confirms that the Ghost needs and wants for nothing. '82EU' is of sufficient importance to have graced the R-REC stand at the NEC.The Ghost has most recently been at marque specialists Ristes of Nottingham having an extensive service and a tune-up.This is a supremely elegant car with rare and highly desirable Indian coachwork. It is also a super Ghost to drive. The open drive Limousine allows the driver to feel the exhilaration of guiding her, whilst passengers are closed in the back in comfort upon button backed restored leather seating with vanity items and footwarmer to complete the plush interior. Affording the prospect of Silver Ghost motoring at its finest, it is ready for long distance rallies and quite capable of driving the entire length of Europe.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Folding 4 step Ladder

Books, to include Royal Mail Special Stamps Years 1985-1989, Aunt Sally, Step by Wicked Step etc , with a collection of maps Leeds 1940's, Burrows Pointer guide map of Leeds etc:- Two Boxes

A 9ct white gold step cut aquamarine ring, with brilliant cut diamond trefoil set shoulders, M, 2gm

A Victorian mahogany step commode - the hinged lid opening to reveal a ceramic inset, raised on turned legs, 50 x 52 x 48cm.

An elm step - length 45.5cm, depth 29cm, height 36cm

3x Games consoles. A Sony Playstation PS3 with leads, 2x controllers and 37 games including; L.A. Nore, Call of Duty Black Ops, Assassin's Creed III and IV, Star Wars Clone Wars, Heavy Rain, Sniper Elite V2, etc. A Microsoft X Box with one controller. A Nintendo Wii with WiiFit, step, controller and accessories. Plus 3x digital cameras; Canon PowerShot G9, Minolta Dimage and Canon Ixus 60, plus some accessories. Appears GC, all sold untested. £70-100

As new pair of safety step ladders. See photos. S2

Three sets of metal step ladders the tallest being 74 inches tall. See photos. S2

Pair of vintage step ladders. H:57 inches tall. Strong condition. See photos. S2

AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND RING set with a step cut aquamarine to a diamond set mount, marked 10K, size TQty: 5.8gGenerally worn. In fair condition. Stones in fair condition.

Wood step ladders, Victorian leather nail topped stool, milking stool, 2 light purple upholstered stools and a five hook coat hanger board (6)

Step stool

TWO VINTAGE PUSH MOWERS, JERRY CANS, A BRAZIER, STEP LADDER, BENCH ENDS ETC

Ladies 9ct Gold Pleasing Aquamarine and Diamond Set Dress Ring. Marked 9ct - 375 to Shank. The Large Step-cut Aquamarines of Pale Blue Colour. Set with 10 Diamonds of Good Colour to Shoulders, Est Weight of Aquamarine 5.0 cts, Ring Size - Z ( Large ) Weight 5.2 grams. Shank / Setting Very Good - Please Confirm with Photo.

Ladies - Excellent Quality Contemporary Designed 18ct Gold Diamond Set Dress Ring, Full Hallmark to Interior of Shank. The Central Step-cut Diamonds of Excellent Colour / Clarity. Est Diamond Weight 0.35 pts, Total Diamond Weight 0.45 pts. Ring Size N. Weight 4 grams. Shank / Setting Very Good Condition.

Ladies 18ct Gold Modern Ruby & Diamond Set Ring, marked 750 - 18ct to interior of shank. The step-cut rubies of good colour with diamond spacers. Ring size M-N. Weight 4.7 grams. Shank and setting excellent condition.

Antique Period Attractive Ladies 9ct Gold Stick Brooch set with an excellent faceted, step cut aquamarine of superb colour, est. weight 2cts, weight of brooch 3.1g, width 2.5 inches (6.25cms); superb condition - confirm with photo

Edwardian Period 1901 - 1910 Excellent 9ct Gold Aquamarine Set Stick Pin - Brooch, With Attached 9ct Gold Safety Chain, Marked 9ct. The Step-cut Sea - Blue Aquamarine of Excellent Colour, Est Weight 1.50 cts. Weight 3.9 grams. 2.5 Inches - 6.25 cms Wide.

Hornby Railways Steam Locos comprising R763 4-2-2 LMS lined crimson (ex-Caledonian) Loco No.14010, right side middle of footplate step broken but is in box, conditions Good Plus in generally Good display type box, other locos comprise R053 4-6-0 LNER lined apple green B17 Footballer Class No.2862 "Manchester United", R378 4-4-0 LNER lined apple green D49 Class No.2753 "Cheshire", R150 4-6-0 NE Wartime black B12 Class No.7476, R333 0-4-0 GWR green Tank Loco No.101, conditions are Good Plus to Excellent in Fair to Good Plus boxes. (5)

Bassett-Lowke O Gauge 4-6-2 Loco and Tender LMS maroon Princess Royal Class "Princess Victoria" No.6205, 3-rail electric. Loco has been repainted, lined and transferred, missing rear pony unit and one tender step is detached, all contained in a Hornby O Gauge Princess Elizabeth box.

Hornby (China) BR Steam Locos comprising R2204 4-6-2 green Rebuilt Merchant Navy Class No.35028 "Bibby Line", left side rear tender foot step missing, glue residue to cab roof, R2221 4-6-2 green un-Rebuilt Battle of Britain Class Loco No.34067 "Tangmere", conditions are Good and Excellent respectively in Fair to Good boxes and both include detailing packs, also in lot R2245 0-4-0 BR black Tank Loco No.4 (this is a Club Membership edition for 2001), condition Good Plus in Good Plus to Excellent box. (3)

Hornby (China) Steam and Diesel Locos comprising R2322 4-6-0 BR lined black Stanier Class 5 No.44668, condition Near Mint to Mint in Excellent Plus to Near Mint box complete with detailing pack, R2349 Co-Co BR large logo blue Class 55 Diesel No.50035 "Ark Royal", one cab foot step detached but is in box with detailing pack, conditions Excellent to Excellent Plus in Excellent Plus box complete with pictured outer sleeve. (2)

A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND HALF ETERNITY RING in 18ct white gold, set with square step cut sapphires and round brilliant cut diamonds, full British hallmarks, size J / 4.75, 4.1g.

A PAIR OF DIAMOND AND YELLOW SAPPHIRE DROP EARRINGS in yellow gold, each comprising a row of three round brilliant cut diamonds suspending an octagonal step cut yellow sapphire drop, no assay marks, 3.6cm, 2.1g. 

A PAIR OF AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND DROP EARRINGS in platinum, each comprising two links set with single and baguette cut diamonds, suspending an octagonal step cut aquamarine drop, no assay marks, 3.0cm, 5.5g. 

AN ANTIQUE DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE CLUSTER RING in 18ct yellow gold, set with an old cut diamond of approximately 1.36 carats, in a cluster of square step cut sapphires and further old cut diamonds, stamped 18CT, size N1/2 / 7, 5.4g. 

A PAIR OF AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND DROP EARRINGS in 18ct white gold, each set with three octagonal step cut aquamarines, accented by round cut diamonds, the aquamarines all totalling 13.0-15.0 carats, stamped 750, 5.5cm, 12.8g.

A PAIR OF ANTIQUE RUBY, EMERALD AND PEARL DROP EARRINGS in silver, the foliate bodies set with pearls, step cut rubies and step cut emeralds, no assay marks, 5.3cm, 12.8g. 

AN EMERALD LINE BRACELET in 18ct white gold, comprising a row of square step cut cut emeralds, the emeralds all totalling 3.0-3.5 carats, stamped K18 WG, 18cm, 5.7g. 

NO RESERVE - A SET OF THREE GEMSET ETERNITY RINGS one set all around with a row of rectangular step cut emeralds and rubies, one set all around with rectangular step cut sapphires, and one set all around with round cut white gemstones, sizes M1/2 / 6.5, P / 7.75 and N / 6.75, no assay marks, total weight 5.7g.