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A mid century retro floorstanding cast and silvered metal standard lamp in the form of a knight in suit of armour. Plinth base with lamp atop. Measures: 100cm tall.

A set of mid 20th century flamenco dancer felt dolls to include a women in a red dress , high heels , hand instrument , shoal and hair pin , the man in a suit with hand instrument and wide rimmed hat. 

A retro 20th Century leather leather gentleman's suit carrier with shoulder strap, applied Dunhill label. When closed measures 43cm-high 59cm-wide. 

Stardust Glass 'Seashell' and Crystal Statement Necklace, comprising five graduated, jewellery grade glass seashells with pastel coloured stardust effects and white crystal highlights; the largest, to the centre, a silver grey, 2 inches high x 1.5 wide, with medium sized blush coloured to either side and the small being silver to one side and light champagne to the other, all being linked and articulated, held on a chain with a lobster claw clasp; 20 inches long with 3 inch extender chain; would add a unique touch of subtle colour to a wedding dress or suit a 'mother of the bride' ensemble

James Higgs - a profile portrait of a young gentleman wearing a Naval cap and a suit, signed lower right corner and dated 1936, 15" x 10 3/4" unframed

A vintage Anderson gents evening suit, a pair of gents patent evening shoes and two early 20th century spectacles

A Gucci grey gentlemen's two-piece suit,single-breasted jacket and trousers,size 48R,with a Gucci single breasted men's black jacket, and a Prada gentlemen's grey button-up shirt,15in collar, size 38 (4)

*Saxton (Christopher, Hole, William & Kip). Somersettensis comitatus vulgo Somersett Shyre qui olim pars suit Belgarum, Essexia comitatus quem olim Trinobantes..., Northamptoniae comitatus descriptio in quo cortani olim insederunt [and] Buckingha. comitatus in quo olim insederunt cattieuchlani, [1607 - 1637], together four hand coloured engraved maps, each approximately 275 x 380 mm, mounted, framed and glazed (4)

Bronze figure of a monkey in a Sailors suit holding a mother of pearl shell

Collection of vintage clothing, mostly jackets to include: a blue and green 80's tartan jacket (size 18), a grey wool blend jacket by Fisser city sports, a cream wool cardigan by gardeur, a 80's navy jacket by Mansfield Clothes London and a mid length pleated patterned skirt, a Basler selection gold jacket, a wool plaid jacket (size 18), a light brown Berketex trouser suit and a brown linen vest top with matching skirt by Fisser city sports. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

METAL COMPANION SET modelled as a knight in a suit of armour, with a lift up visor revealing a poker, the back with a brush, shovel and tongs, 36.5cm high

Retro teak nest of tables, 2 x foot stools, suit stand, teak frame mirror

A part suit of John Walsh Walsh table glass comprising five tumblers, five wine, eight port, four sherry, three champagne, and four liqueur and a decanter each with wrythen moulded decoration. (29)

CLAUDE PRATT (1860-1935) "The Awakening", a mischievous young boy in sailor suit, feather in hand, about to awaken an elderly sleeping lady, parlour interior scene, Oil painting on canvas, signed, 55cm x 40cm, in egg and dart decorated gilt glazed f rame

Strange 1970s oil on canvas of a man in Edwardian suit, artist unknown

Circa 1980s Christian Lacroix pink and green abstract print three piece skirt suit, comprising fitted blazer with 3/4 length sleeves, internalised shoulder pads, a single clear pink button fastening to the fall front, lined in gold and orange floral fabric; with a matching mini skirt with side zip fastening (both labelled size 38); together with a similar unlabelled pink lace and green floral panelled T-shirt (3) . Skirt - 28'' waist, 19'' length. Top - 32'' bust, 21'' shoulder to hem. Jacket - 32'' bust, 24'' shoulder to front hem, 22'' shoulder to back hem, 11.5'' underarm to cuff (3/4 length). Labelled a size 38, fits a size 8 for a slightly looser fit, fits a size 10 for a snugger fit. All in good condition.

17th century Barber Surgeon.- Napkyn (Hugh, Barber Surgeon, of St. Botolph without Aldgate, City of London, fl. 1617-39) A Booke Conteyning divers excellent & approoved Remedyes in Phisique - and Chyrugery, drawne from grave and learned Authors and experienced Phisitians, collected and gathered by ye paines and industrie of Hugh Napkyn Chyrugian and Maister in Anatomie..., ?autograph manuscript, title and 133pp. excluding blanks, title within an ink decorated border (small tear in lower margin), numerous blank ff. ruled in black but not used, later ink inscription of James Rowe dated 1680 on blank f., some later interpolations probably in the hand of James Rowe, slight stain at head of title and other early ff., a few small tears in margins, slightly browned, letter from Royal College of Surgeon dated 1954 with information about Hugh Napkyn tipped in before front free endpaper, several 17th century and later recipes mostly relating to Rowe loosely inserted, new endpapers, original vellum, gilt centre ornament with date 1631 on both covers, stained and soiled, lower cover with a few small holes, rebacked in modern vellum, folio, 1631.⁂ Unpublished. An important medical manuscript dated to the early years of the seventeenth century. Written out as if ready for publication but seemingly unpublished; there is no reference to this work in ESTC, Wellcome or the cataloguues of the Barber Surgeons or the Royal College of Surgeons. A compendium of remedies against a variety of ailments and diseases, drawing on Napkyn's own recipes and the work of numerous colleagues, including the plague, smallpox, balms for ""cold Aches & shrinking of Sinews"; unguents, "Cataplasme fold old sores..."; "A Powder for Warts... Hugh Napkin"; "For a Cancer in the Breast. Dr. Read"; "For the Fluxe"; "For a Gangrene. John Soare"; "Against the Greene sicknes"; "tooth-ache"; "Wartes"; "To make Mead"; "To make Biskit-bread"; "Against bleeding at the Nose. A charme" etc."A Medicine against the Plague. Dr. Burgis... Of Rue & Sage... Boyle them in 3 pintes of Malmsey till a pint be wasted... . It is not only good against the common Plague, but likewise the Small poxe, Meazells, Surphets, and divers other diseases... Another. Mr Snooke... A Medicine for one infected with the Plague to drive it from ye Hart... Take a living Pigeon, and skin him on the backe... ."Hugh Napkyn, Napkin or Napkine, was a barber surgeon living in 1632 in St Botolph without Aldgate, Portsoken Ward, a heavily built up area partly within the City and partly without the walls in East London. Napkin was involved in a legal dispute in 1627 when an unnamed accuser said that Napkyn had given the wife of Jeames Staffesmore, of St Clement Danes, three pills for a pain in the head, had incised her in three places, then given her three more pills. After treatment her face and body had swollen. Napkyn said he had only given pills to her after cutting her hair, and then only on Dr Rhead's advice. Dr. Rhead confirmed in writing that the giving of pills was his advice. The suit was to be withdrawn if Napkyn paid the charges and abstained from practice in future. There was a further charge in 1629 when Napkyn was charged over treatment of the late Mrs. Wale, but this charge seems also to have been dropped.One of the recipes loose in this volume is in the form of a letter sent to Robert Rowe, 14th February 1688, in which the sender adds a postscript on the political situation of the day, "... yesterday the Prince & Princess [William III & Mary II] ware proclaimed King & Queen the Duke of Grafton & Duke of Ormond are this day turned out of all there places some say for speaking in the convention in behalfe of the late King James the second here was great acclamations of joy last night carring ye Pope in procession & burning ye Pope... Ld. V."

δ Gandhi.- Fearon (Percy Hutton) "Poy". "How to get it all in the suit case? - That is the World-Wide problem at this holiday season", pen and ink cartoon with some blue pencil shading, pencil caption beneath, with Gandhi standing wearing a loin cloth, a large question mark above his head, while he surveys items on the floor of his room, with two goats, one nibbling at a guide to London, signed, 255 x 340 mm., [1931].⁂ Gandhi's last visit to London was in 1931, where he came for the Second Round Table Conference, arriving on September 12th and staying until December 5th. He lodged in the East End and travelled all over England during his stay, but the conference failed to achieve independence for India.δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

δ Gandhi.- Fearon (Percy Hutton) "Poy". "Willingdon's Tailors", pen and ink cartoon with some blue pencil shading, pencil caption beneath, a triumphant and smart elephant dressed in a new suit wearing top hat inscribed 'Indian Govm't' marches out of Willingdon's tailors and past a saluting gentleman with spherical head who tips his top hat in acknowledgement which is inscribed 'World', Gandhi is shown as a small bird running out in front alongside a running goat, signed, 365 x 280 mm., 1932.⁂ The Indian National Congress, which launched its Civil Disobedience Movement on 4 January 1932, was swiftly followed by decisive and firm action from Willingdon.δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

Motor racing interest, a very large teddy bear wearing a Porsche motor sport padded suit, probably used as a pit promotional item, H. 100cm.

Vintage barrister's suit within a Japanned metal tin, inscribed 'A.T.Lawrence Esq', 41" wide

Circa 1920's Italian Lenci Felt Dolls. Founded in Turin 1918 by Elena Scavini, the lot comprises of a Lenci toddler 'Clio' in a beige and turquoise jump suit and a little girl wearing a short beige jacket a pair of shorts with a smart brown cloche and brown leather shoes. Beautifully pressed felt faces with individual expressions painted with brown peering eyes, approx 38 cms.

Stardust Glass 'Seashell' and Crystal Statement Necklace, comprising five graduated, jewellery grade glass seashells with pastel coloured stardust effects and white crystal highlights; the largest, to the centre, a silver grey, 2 inches high x 1.5 wide, with medium sized blush coloured to either side and the small being silver to one side and light champagne to the other, all being linked and articulated, held on a chain with a lobster claw clasp; 20 inches long with 3 inch extender chain; would add a unique touch of subtle colour to a wedding dress or suit a 'mother of the bride' ensemble

White Crystal Butterfly Omega Necklace and Drop Earrings, an omega collar, fully set with a single row of crystals, flexible and fastening with a lobster claw clasp, embellished to the front by a crystal butterfly with waterfall fringe, 2 inches deep; would suit a bridal halter neck, shift or strapless dress or similar event wear; omega 18 inches with 2 inch chain extender, earrings 1.5 inch drop

A LATE 19th CENTURY FRENCH BRONZE INDUSTRIAL HERALDIC CLOCK/BAROMETER formed as a suit of armour mounted on rouge marble base with clock, barometer and thermometer dials set in the breast plate, the 2" porcelain clock dial fronting an eight day spring driven movement 36cm high

British Medals, George IV, Coronation 1821, copper medal, by George Mills, bare head r., GEORGIUS IV BRITANNIARUM REX, rev. The King’s Champion, knight on horseback to l., PRO REGE DIMICO, 55.5mm. (BHM.1087; Eimer 1142), in red leather case of issue, mint state *bt. B. A. Seaby, 1977 The King’s Champion depicted on the medal is Henry Dymock (1801-1865), whose family had held the hereditary position since the Conquest and the reverse legend, PRO REGE DIMICO is the Dymock family motto. The Champion, in full armour, would ride into the Coronation banquet and throw down the gauntlet in the unlikely event that someone might challenge the new King’s title to the throne. However, Dymock’s horse had been hired from Astley’s circus and reacted to the applause it received by going into a routine of tricks! This was the last Coronation at which the Champion appeared and since then he holds the position of ‘Standard Bearer of England’ and carries the banner at the Coronation. The current Champion is Francis John Fane Marmion Dymoke (b. 1955). The Champions wore the same suit of armour for every Coronations from James I to George IV, and it is displayed at Windsor Castle.

A holdall and a suit carrier

Rhodesia and Zimbabwe - Accumulation of fine used in hundreds (some 1000's) good thematic - suit packet maker. (10,000+)

Suit case containing magazines box camera cigarette boxes tin Winnie the Pooh print

Aqualung bottle mount flippers boots and a dry suit

A stack of five vintage brown fibre and leather suit and other cases

Early 20th century school - Bust portrait of a gentleman in bow tie and suit, work on ivory, oval mount, 8.5 x 6.75cm, framed

A Blue Castle one piece suit

A red stage suit worn (tailored by Keith Wilson of Leeds) by Ray Lewis of 'The Drifters' and signed by the man himself on one of the lapels.

An original 1960's BIBA pink cotton tie die two piece suit comprising A-line skirt and fitted matching jacket, earlier woven label.Approx modern size 8-10 Provence: This outfit was given to the vendor who worked direct for Barbara Hulanicki at BIBA, in Kensington.

An original 1960's Biba check pattern two piece suit comprising a pleat fronted skirt with alternating coloured panels and a long line wrap dress.Both bearing, earlier woven labels.Approx modern size 8-10 Provence: This outfit was given to the vendor who worked direct for Barbara Hulanicki at BIBA, in Kensington.

A small collection of gent's vintage wear including a three piece dinner suit and two pinstripe blazers

The next two lots have come directly from Alan Williams of The Rubettes. A stage worn white suit with red trim plus a matched pair of boots

A case to suit a longcase clock with green/blue painted exterior.

Attributed to Sir Alfred Munnings PRA, RWS, RP, KCVO (1878-1959) Horse and carriage with driver Pencil and watercolour, together with a further pencil and watercolour sketch of a gentleman seated in a chair wearing a green suit and a further pencil sketch of a lady in profile wearing her hair in a chignon, 14.5cm by 19.5cm, 16.5cm by 23.5cm and 17.5cm by 15.5cm respectively (3) Provenance: The above works were sold as part of a private collection in Cornwall, ex estate of Alethea Garstin, David Lay, Penzance, 2010. The drawings were allegedly taken from a sketchbook originally owned by Alfred Munnings. By repute the sketchbook was then passed onto Alethea Garstin by her father Norman Garstin. See illustration Artist's Resale Rights/Droit de Suite may apply to this lot, please refer to our Terms of Business

A STEEL SUIT OF ARMOUR of articulated construction, standing with halberd on wooden base and a carved wooden crest, a copy of the Silver Knight of Augsburg purportedly from the Tower of London, maker Tolomey or M. A. Toomey Condition Report: - Condition generally good, as far as I know there is nothing missing. 6 foot tall approx. armour only. 

A 1950's Full Length Evening Gown, in cream with black velvet applique trim and halter neckline, a 1940's eau de nil satin teddy, a 'Deelow Model' duster coat and other modern outfits including a Welsh wool tapestry coat and Scottish tweed two-piece suit with a 'Jeckmoth' fabric garment bag.

A Gents Crombie Grey Tweed Coat, tailored by Charles Goulden, Leeds, single breasted with back vent, 114cm long, a ladies two-piece wool suit by the same retailer, a tweed cap and a Brevile ladies grey/green bouclé coat with mink collar. (3)

A Collection of Ladies 1960's/70's Vintage Separates, including skirts by Jaeger, Daks, Harella, Ridella, Tricoville knitted two-piece suit, blouses etc. (11)

A c.1970's Wetherall Two-Piece Suit, in tan and cream houndstooth wool, with double breasted jacket and wrap around skirt; a Mairi Macintyre heather herringbone wool two-piece suit, a Wetherall reversible camel/cream blanket coat and two others. (5)

A c.1980's Vintage Cojana Red Tweed Two-Piece Suit, Mansfield double breasted tweed three-quarter length jacket with brown mink collar and matching pencil skirt; Mildred Foster tan moygashel dress and jacket and two others.

METAL COMPANION SETmodelled as a knight in a suit of armour, with a lift up visor revealing a poker, the back with a brush, shovel and tongs, 36.5cm high

A suit of reproduction armour.

Alcron white 1960s shift dress; Welsh wool skirt and gilet, blue ground, a viscose psychedelic blue pattern jump suit; a 1960s Biba style cotton lawn day dress and a silk cerise and orange skirt (6)

A collection of Childrens ware to include an Edwardian lace babies bonnet with flower braiding, four children's coats 1940/50s, one a boys wool in beige by Rob Roy - a pale blue by Lindsay Maid, a pale pink baby dress by Ladybird; a deep pink girls dress with pink corduroy collar, a babies blue floral swimsuit early 1960s; a lemon/white smocked romper suit and blue/white romper suit in seersucker fabric, a white babies romper suit, smocked 1950s and rabbit embroidered motif and a wool 1940s baby cardigan, etc (12)

A Burberry raincoat, ladies, 1980/90s, a cobalt blue Eastex suit with pencil skirt 1970, a late 1950s taffeta Kinross evening dress with wide velvet straps in tiers, a black velvet evening dress with a beaded neckline, sash belt decorated with beadwork (4)

A MID 20TH CENTURY BRONZE FIGURE OF SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL, modelled wearing three piece suit and bow tie, with his hands clutching his jacket, mounted on an ebonised square wooden base, height approximately 28cm

Adrian Maurice Daintrey (British, 1902-1988), Portrait of a gentleman in a suit and glasses, signed 'Adrian Daintrey' (lower right), pen and ink, 24 x 16cm, together with a pen and ink caricature of a man by another hand, 27 x 20cm and a pencil sketch of a face, 29cm x 20cm, (3). May be subject to ARR

Dinner suit etc.

British WWI Mills Bomb Body found on the Somme, a nice clean example with a good portion of its original green paint intact and clean threads. Would suit any project

British NBC Protective suit No.1, MK III Trousers, small size.

Red suede leather suit, size 20, by Demi Leathers, London

A VINTAGE NAVY BLUE SLEEVELESS ORGANZA DRESS, a black velvet dress with cream bow and a velvet two-piece suit (3)

A lady's vintage brown velvet two-piece suit, a tweed jacket and two summer dresses

A vintage brown wool lady's two-piece suit, the mid length dress with fur trim and matching coat and a long black coat with large mother-of-pearl buttons