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Five small bisque head baby dolls, German circa 1910, including a Hertel, Schwab & Co 142 with painted features and wearing cream knitted suit, 9” (23cm) tall, together with a Heubach 8004, in brown velvet suit, two Dream baby types and another, (5 items).

Nippon bisque head doll, circa 1915, with fixed blue glass eyes, open mouth, moulded teeth and auburn wig, on a fully jointed wood and composition body, wearing boys blue trouser suit and straw boater, chips to left eye, 23” (59cm) tall.

: Collection of English cloth dolls and Gollies, 1930’s-50’s, including Deans dancing pair, with printed features and original sewn on blue felt dress for lady, and black and white suit for man, marked to feet, 14” (36cm) tall, together with a Merrythought Cowboy, monkey and three Robinson Gollies, (6 items).

Dolls house living room suit, German circa 1900, comprising of settee, pair of arm chairs foot stall and set of six chairs, all with cherry wood turned legs and green striped silk upholstery with floral pattern and edged with gold tassels, chairs 3 ½” (9cm) tall.

A hand wound musical automata Piano Player and Dancers, German circa 1910, pianist and dancers all with bisque heads and glass eyes, the seated pianist wearing a long lace dress and playing a wooden piano with paper keys, dancing children with boy wearing pink trouser suit and girl in lace, when wound music plays pianist plays piano whilst head turns to watch children who spin around, on a wooden paper covered base with silver border, dolls redressed, 8” (20cm) high x 11 ¾” (30cm) wide.

A Gebruder Knoch 205 bisque head character shoulder head doll, circa 1910, with blue intaglio eyes, open/closed mouth with tongue and painted hair, on a cloth body with composition lower arms and legs, wearing a blue velvet trouser suit with beret, 17” (43cm) tall.

SM Parson - very rare, Pelham Puppets SM Range, black felt hair, painted features, ball nose, opening mouth, large composite hands with closed fingers, metal strip knee joints, string above knees, wearing a black felt brimmed hat, clergy suit, boxed, 1947 - 1954

SM Clown - Pelham Puppets SM Range, real fur hair dyed blond, wooden head, painted features, red ball nose, opening mouth, large lead hands with closed fingers, , metal strip knee joints, string above knees, wearing a pink felt pointed hat, garish patterned clown suit, boxed, 1948 - 1950

SM Clown - Pelham Puppets SM Range, wooden head, white hair, painted features, red ball nose, opening mouth, lead hands, closed fingers, wearing a red felt pointed hat, multi coloured patterned clown suit, boxed

SM Villain - very rare, Pelham Puppets SM Range, painted features, carved hook nose, green eyes, opening mouth, large lead hands with closed fingers, metal strip knee joints, string above knees, wearing a felt hat, checked shirt, brown tie, black suit, boxed, 1948 - 1954

GL Doctor, from the Punch and Judy range, Pelham Puppets Glove Range, moulded head, painted features, blue eyes, wearing a white shirt, bow tie, black dinner suit, with white gloves; another GL Beagle, moulded head, blue eyes, black and white clothes, black paw gloves (2)

Actionman - A red devils jump suit, helmet and parachute; others Skier, assorted military uniforms, boots, weapons, 4 dolls inc one with eagle eyes, etc qty

A late 1970s Six Million Dollarman Dressing up NASA Flight suit and helmet; an Army Soldiers uniform; a W H Kendal Ltd Playwear US Cavalry John Wayne uniform etc

SL Fish Footman - very rare, from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland - Pelham Puppets SL Range, solid head, painted features, open mouth, outlined in blue, lamb's wool crest, small composite hands with closed fingers, metal strip knee joints, string above knees, wearing a light blue footman's suit with red trim, black feet, boxed, late 1940's/mid 1950's

SM Clown - Pelham Puppets SM Range, yellow hair, painted features, red ball nose, opening mouth, composite hands, closed fingers, wearing a red felt pointed hat, blue and white star pattern clown suit,boxed

SM Devil (Demon King)- Pelham Puppets SM Range, painted features, red eyes, opening mouth, large composite hands with closed fingers, metal strip knee joints, string above knees, wearing a red felt hat, red suit, black cape, spring tail, boxed, 1948 - 1954 The earlier version of this model had the spring tail

SM Old Man - Pelham Puppets SM Range, wooden ball head, real fur hair, painted features, blue eyes, ball nose, opening mouth, large composite hands with closed fingers, metal strip knee joints, string above knees, wearing a black felt hat, brown tie, blue two piece suit, boxed

SUIT CARRIER. New with tags San Babila suit carrier, cost £250

Large antique German boy doll 24" tall, composition body. Head marked Germany 267K/9, possibly by Ernst Heubach c1914. Dressed in burgundy cord trouser suit.

Palitoy: Action Man Space Capsule, within original box with inner packaging pieces complete with Palitoy Action Man 'Astronaut' complete with space suit, gloves, boots, space helmet, oxygen chest pack etc. (Box is worn)

A RAF Mark 9 1977 flying suit.

A Second World War RAF Sidcot flying suit, leather flying helmet, gloves and flying boots *In the winter of 1916 the first significant stride was made to providing effective protection for the pilot and this arrived from the brain of Sidney Cotton, an RNAS pilot with No.8 Squadron. Cotton had been working on his own aircraft when a 'scramble' was called and he flew in his dirty overalls for an hour or so and upon landing found that, unlike his fellow pilots who were shivering from the cold, he was quite unaffected. Having thought through this effect, he realised that it was the oil and grease soaked into the overalls that had retained the body heat. Picking up on the idea, he took leave and travelled to London, to Robinson & Cleaver, where he had a flying suit made for him to his design. The suit had three layers, a thin lining of fur, a layer of airproof silk, and an outside layer of light Burberry material, all made into a one-piece suit, just like his overalls. Robinson & Cleaver were asked to register the design on behalf of Cotton and the flying suit took its name from the inventor and was called the Sidcot suit (SIDney COTton).

A padded flying suit with waistcoat life preserver Mk 17 22C/13609933 along with one further life preserver etc

An R.A.F aircrew immersion suit with belt on mannequin

A standing mannequin wearing bone dome (flight) helmet with dark visor, flying suit, oxygen mask and padded jacket

Squadron Leader R.L Stanley (RAF REGT, Field First Aid), a tropical best dress suit, a bungee helmet for training, Vietnam field webbing, field helmet, water bottle and leather pistol holster, together with his RAF Dinner jacket and trousers with waistcoat and Squadron Leader's 'Best Blue' (qty), all provenanced to R.L Stanley

A Mk3 Flying Cold Weather jacket, along with a pair of overalls and a pair of G-Suit trousers (3)

A large quantity of modern khaki and camouflage uniform along with an Army Air Corps flying suit and an Aircrew Coverall

Mainly Roman Period, 30 BC-323 AD. A mixed group of flat-section glass inlay bars in combinations of white, black, yellow, red and blue. 11 grams total, 10-49mm (1/2 - 2"). Fair condition. From an early 20th century French collection. Materials such as glass were made into luxury objects to suit Egyptian and Graeco-Roman tastes. Especially valued were colourful glass inlays in furniture, wooden shrines, jewellery and mummy masks. The designs of the glass inlays reflects the multicultural society of Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, with floral patterns, millefiori, theatre masks, Nile animals and Egyptian deities being popular subjects. 

Devonian Period, 417-354 million years BP. Group of single Orthoceras (meaning 'straight horn' and an extinct cephalopod) fossils in teardrop matrix, upper surfaces polished to show the structure with reverses flat to suit display or mounting. 995 grams total, 14-17cm (5 1/2 - 6 3/4"). Property of a gentleman; acquired prior to 2000; from the Atlas Mountains region, Morocco. [10, No Reserve] Very fine condition.

Devonian Period, 417-354 million years BP. Group of single orthoceras (meaning 'straight horn' and an extinct cephalopod) fossils in teardrop matrix, upper surfaces polished to show the structure with reverses flat to suit display or mounting. 1.02 kg total, 13-16cm (5 - 6 1/4"). Property of a gentleman; acquired prior to 2000; from the Atlas Mountains region, Morocco. [10, No Reserve] Very fine condition.

Devonian Period, 417-354 million years BP. Group of single Orthoceras (meaning 'straight horn' and an extinct cephalopod) fossils in teardrop matrix, upper surfaces polished to show the structure with reverses flat to suit display or mounting. 935 grams total, 13-16cm (5 - 6 1/4"). Property of a gentleman; acquired prior to 2000; from the Atlas Mountains region, Morocco. [10, No Reserve] Very fine condition.

Devonian Period, 417-354 million years BP. Group of single orthoceras (meaning 'straight horn' and an extinct cephalopod) fossils in teardrop matrix, upper surfaces polished to show the structure with reverses flat to suit display or mounting. 1.08 kg total, 13-19cm (5 - 7 1/2"). Property of a gentleman; acquired prior to 2000; from the Atlas Mountains region, Morocco. [10, No Reserve] Very fine condition.

Devonian Period, 417-354 million years BP. Group of single orthoceras (meaning 'straight horn' and an extinct cephalopod) fossils in teardrop matrix, upper surfaces polished to show the structure with reverses flat to suit display or mounting. 1.28 kg total, 13-18cm (5 - 7"). Property of a gentleman; acquired prior to 2000; from the Atlas Mountains region, Morocco. [10, No Reserve] Very fine condition.

Devonian Period, 417-354 million years BP. Group of single orthoceras (meaning 'straight horn' and an extinct cephalopod) fossils in teardrop matrix, upper surfaces polished to show the structure with reverses flat to suit display or mounting. 1.15 kg total, 13-17cm (5 - 6 3/4"). Property of a gentleman; acquired prior to 2000; from the Atlas Mountains region, Morocco. [10, No Reserve] Very fine condition.

Devonian Period, 417-354 million years BP. Group of single orthoceras (meaning 'straight horn' and an extinct cephalopod) fossils in teardrop matrix, upper surfaces polished to show the structure with reverses flat to suit display or mounting. 1.23 kg total, 13-19cm (5 - 7 1/2"). Property of a gentleman; acquired prior to 2000; from the Atlas Mountains region, Morocco. [10, No Reserve] Very fine condition.

An early 20th century crocodile skin suit case, the brass locks engraved 'Finnigans Ltd London', 15cm H x 48.5cm W x 34cm D

Britains Set 641, Civilian Motorcycle and Sidecar, 1932-41, comprising of blue motorcycle & sidecar, rider in brown suit and pink shirt, pillion rider in Yellow and green dress signalling right and sidecar passenger in red coat, see Joplin - Britains Civilian Toy Figures, page 86, loose example, extremely rare (G)

Britains Zoo Animals Series, Set 24Z, post war issue, comprising of Bactrian Camel with Boy in Sailor Suit for Camel Ride, Baby Camel, Elephant with Howdah, Keeper with Ankh and 2 x Seated Children for Elephant Ride, Llama, Zebra, Eland Bull, Tiger, Wart Hog, Wild Boar, Giant Tortoise, Panda with 2x Cubs, 12 x Fence Posts & 14 x Straight Fence Sections, some play wear and losses, in the original 2 tier orange all card box, with Britains Zoo Label and Product label to one side, box lid stained and tape repaired, hard to find complete (G-BG)

Britains Civilian Figure Group, 3 examples to include Edwardian Woman in red dress (G), Man walking with Pipe, in grey with brown hat (G), and a Standing Man with Newspaper, in brown suit with black bowler hat (G)

A SOLID BRASS MASCOT OR FINIAL IN THE FORM OF A SEATED TOAD wearing suit and waistcoat in the style of 'Wind in the Willows', 7cms high BBC Bargain Hunt

GENTLEMAN'S HIGHLAND DRESS SUIT with Prince Charlie jacket, waistcoat, kilt, sporran, pair of brogues and two pairs of hose

GENTLEMAN'S SILK DRESSING GOWN and a gentleman's morning suit with tail coat, two waistcoats and pair of trousers

A 1960'S HORROCKSES SILK DRESS & JACKET ENSEMBLE SIZE 12/14 A smart silk navy blue and white spotted suit, comprising of a shift dress with low cut front, side metal zip, low waist. 30" waist x 45" long from shoulder to hem. And a box shaped jacket with short sleeves and front original buttons. A further 40's/50's navy heavy vintage crepe day dress with white dots, v neck, long sleeves. 30" waist x 43" shoulder to hem. (2)

A 1960'S SILVER SKIRT & JACKET SUIT & 40'S DRESS The silver fabric has flowers in the weave, the jacket has scalloped edges with small brass buttons down the front. Underarm to underarm 16" The skirt has a scalloped hem with side metal zip and high waistband. A 1940's black velvet and silk evening dress with diamante buckle, side metal zip labelled 'Marlborough dress'. And a pretty silk and lace blouse.(3)

1970'S MEN'S TWEED SUIT, JACKETS & CITY SUITS. To include a three piece tweed suit labelled D.Brake & Son Watling St EC4 1974. Underarm to underarm 16".A Tweed Jacket labelled A. Lynes & Son WC1 1956. underarm to underarm 14". A tweed Jacket. A three piece dark blue suit labelled D. Brake & Son EC4 1968. Underarm to underarm 16". A dinner jacket labelled D. Brake & Sons. Underarm to underarm 16". (5)

A COLLECTION OF 1930'40'S GENTLEMAN'S CITY SUITS All small sizing; A three piece pinstripe double breasted suit, Denman & Goddard - Eton - 1949, 40cms Across the back. A dark tweed three piece double breasted suit labeled 'Denman & goddard - Eton -' 1948, A dark three piece double breasted suit labeled 'Strachan 19 Princes St, Hanover Sq W.1' 1939, A grey two piece double breasted suit with turn ups, Denman & Goddard, 1951. A dark jacket and waistcoat, And a further dark wool tweed jacket 1938. (Qty)

A COLLECTION OF GENTLEMAN'S TWEED SUITS All small sizing; A three piece brown herringbone tweed suit with turn ups, labeled 'Denman & Goddard Ltd 31 Sackville St London W.1.' 1951, 40cms across the back. A three piece double breasted tweed suit with turn ups, labeled 'Denman and Goddard - Eton- and 31 Sackville St W.1.' 1946. A three piece Donegal tweed plus-4 shooting suit labeled 'W.A.Stimson -Eton- and Hanover Sq W.1.' 1938. A pair of green tweed plus-4's with waistcoat, labelled Deman and Goddard - Eton - 1938. And a herringbone tweed jacket labeled 'Shepherd Bros Gillingham Dorset' 1975. (5)

A gentlemen's tail coat suit with two waistcoats, shirt, cummerbund, tailcoat and trousers,circa early 20th Century (1 box)

A suit case full of vintage tablecloths embroidered lace and napkins, tray cloth etc, large quantity

A pink and green lurex early 1970s suit with bell-bottom trouser and two turquoise and silver lurex identical outfits, all new

A raspberry pink bodice, high waisted dress with a black skirt and gold button down to split calf length, together with a tobacco coloured swirl jacket design with navy trousers suit, a cream lace coat collarless (all new) and a camel jacket in twill

A Bairstow Manor Collectables Winston Churchill 'Man of the Country' in cream suit without cigar 86/500, Ray Noble modeller

A Bairstow Manor Collectables Winston Churchill, 'Man of The Country', black suit without cigar, modeller Ray Noble 316/500

A Royal Doulton figurine of Sir Winston Churchill in white suit and black bow tie, modelled by Adrian Hughes HN 3057

Britains, Lambeth Walk Dancing Couple for the London musical 'Me and My Girl' 45mm, issued in 1939 only: The man in white bowler hat, grey suit, the woman wearing a blue beret, yellow jacket and purple skirt.

Britains, Lambeth Walk Dancing Couple for the London musical 'Me and My Girl' 45mm, issued in 1939 only: The man in grey bowler hat, green suit, the woman wearing a white beret, red jacket and green skirt.

A three piece velvet suit, circa 1911, with interior retailers label for J. Dege & Sons, 13 Conduit St, London, paste set buttons, frilled cuffs and breeches, (3).

BOXING, Muhammad Ali, a private photo (8 x 10) showing him three quarter-length in black suit holding shopping bag, signed to lower white border by the photographer John Marven, sold without copyright, EX

† A JAPANESE STAINED IVORY NETSUKE, 19TH CENTURY Depicting a warrior in full battle regalia standing by a brazier, the details of his kabuto and suit of armour finely carved, the reverse signed Gyokuunsai, 4.4cm.