We found 122897 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 122897 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
122897 item(s)/page
![[JAMES JIMMY]: (1915-2008) British R.A.F. Officer, survivor of The Great Escape, 24th-25th March 1944. A 6” pottery mug (with](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d954ca6f-9d72-4c90-881f-a88c00a2e129/f3dcb1ba-0f27-44f8-c0db-666dfedbc95f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 258
[JAMES JIMMY]: (1915-2008) British R.A.F. Officer, survivor of The Great Escape, 24th-25th March 1944. A 6” pottery mug (with a 4½” diameter) previously owned by James, the design depicting two dented and distressed tins of KLIM powdered milk, decorated in brown, mustard and silver colours. With a red and blue decal to the reverse stating R.C.A.F. POW Branch Regina 1975. The base of the mug containing a monogram together with the date '75'. The handle has been cleanly detached in one piece and is easily repaired. Together with two lapel badges, one of which commemorates the 1995 reunion of the R.A.F. Ex POW Association, whilst the other is a stick pin from Sydney Football Club. Also including a AR90 cassette tape of the BBC recording of A Righteous Gentile, a radio play starring Harry Towb. The cassette has been annotated Please return to Madge James. G to VG, 4During World War II, Klim powered milk was initially adopted as part of the U.S. Army Jungle ration but was later issued by the Red Cross to prisoners of war, particularly those held in German prison camps, in order to increase caloric intake.Madge James, wife of Jimmy James.
Lot 1245
Oasis - ‘Be Here Now’ album promo CD, ‘Don’t Go Away’ Sealed Japanese Single CD 2 ‘Stand By Me’ promo CD’s one with ‘(I Got) The Fever, ‘All Around The World (edit) promo CD, ‘Be Here Now (LIVE)’ promo CD. ‘Be Here Now’ & ‘Definitely Maybe’ album cassettes, 1 Be Here Now album success party invite 27.9.97. 2 unused after-show wristband passes for Wembley Arena 16th Dec. 97 plus 2 for 17th. 1 Unused tickets for 16th Dec. One unused local crew stick-on pass for 17th Dec. One unused hospitality pass for the Bolton Gig on 15th July 2000. .
Lot 237
A Vintage Silver And Ditchfield Glass Brooch By Pat Cheney Unusual Circular Art Nouveau style 1970's silver brooch by Scottish jewellery designer Pat Cheney. The whole in the form of three stylised trees, surrounded by circular mount with cloud form to top centre. Backed with purple and blue iridescent striated Ditchfield glass disc. Also, six vintage brooches to include silver and marcasite set horse head brooch, art nouveau style silver and enamel harebells brooch, stick pin in the form of a golf club set with marcasite. Also, silver tone Mizpah brooch in Celtic style set with violet crystal, ebonised metal brooch set with faceted faux garnet and pewter brooch in the form of a Viking longship
Lot 251
Japanese 19th Century Large and Signed Okimono Carved Ivory Figure of an Old Man with Stoop, Supported by His Walking Stick, Carrying a Large Lidded Weaved Basket to His Side and Large Circular Hat Draped to Back Area, Raised on a Large Circular Base. Signed to Underside. The Figure Stands 11.5 Inches High with Lots of Age Related Patina and Age Related Hairline Cracks to Face - Please See Photo. Provenance - Comes From a Deceased Gentleman's Private Collection. Please Note This Figure Cannot be Exported Without a CITES Permit. This item can not be exported outside of the EU.
Lot 236
Ω A George I ivory mounted malacca walking stick, circa 1720, the grip with foliate carved top above three profile busts carved in recessed low relief, the shaft with lanyard sockets, with later ferrule, 85.5cm high; an ivory mounted malacca stick, 19th century, with fist shaped grip, 90.5cm high; two horn mounted walking sticks; two wood clubs, probably African; and a turned wood vessel, 19th century, 35cm highCites Regulations Please note that this lot (lots marked with the symbol Ω in the printed catalogue) may be subject to CITES regulations when exported from the EU. The CITES regulations may be found at www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites
Loading...-
122897 item(s)/page