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A pair of George III hallmarked silver table forks by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1802/3, length 20.5cm, also a pair of early 20th century table forks by CB & S, Sheffield 1968/69, four silver handled table knives marked Cooper Brothers & Sons Limited, Sheffield, England, two British Empire Exhibition enamelled silverplated spoons, two Coronation spoons and a Sheffield hallmarked silver butter knife (13)
A George V hallmarked silver table lamp, the tapering octagonal column on splayed foot, inscribed `Presented by The Greyhound Racing Association Ltd, open race won by Nellie at Harringate London`, makers mark DEGE, Sheffield 1914/15, the base engraved `Edward & Sons Glasgow`, with weighted base, height 42.5cm (sold electrically untested) (illustrated)
A George III mahogany drop leaf work table, fitted with two graduated drawers with ivory escutcheons and gilt brass lion mask drop ring handles, and opposing dummy drawers, raised on a central turned column and four scrolled out swept supports terminating on brass paws and castors (illustrated)
An Edwardian satinwood bedroom pair, comprising an elegant dressing table with shaped and bevelled swing mirror above two trinket drawers and four further drawers, width 115cm, together with a dressing cabinet, the raised back fitted with two cupboard doors above two drawers, the base section having a further two cupboard doors, width 107cm
A good quality Victorian marquetry inlaid figured walnut veneered stretcher table, the rectangular top with bowed ends and inset leather writing surface above two frieze drawers, raised on turned tapering end supports united by a spiral fluted cylindrical stretcher, width 118cm (illustrated)
A substantial Victorian faded mahogany wind action extending dining table with just one extra leaf remaining but capable of extending into a much larger table, raised on six beautifully carved baluster legs terminating on brass castors, currently extended to 214cm (illustrated)
A good quality Georgian style mahogany dining table of rectangular form, with gadroon carved borders, raised on acanthus carved cabriole legs terminating on claw and ball feet, width 191cm, together with a set of six good quality Victorian style carved mahogany balloon back dining chairs (7)
A novelty cricket smoker`s table circa 1934, the turned wood construction supported on tripod legs, the table to mounted with four red stained wood `cricket balls`, each with liners and multi-use as ashtrays, cigarette holders, pipe rests etc., the crossed `cricket bats` with sharp edges for cigar cutting and ribbed handles for striking a vesta, additional vesta lighter by means of a rasped metal plate to the edge of the table top, overall height 91.5cm., 36in. â€
Damon Hill 1994 Williams-Renault FW16 French GP-used wheel & tyre, the O.Z Racing titanium five-spoke front wheel fitted with a Goodyear Eagle F1 slick tyre, the wheel also bearing a Williams 94 logo and hologram, the tyre stamped 00-E0006 and marked `set 24` in yellow chalk, complete with a clear-glass top for use as a coffee table, diameter 64cm., 25in., height 30 cm., 12in., sold with a small framed colour photograph of such a wheel in situ, signed and dated `94 by Damon Hill, plus a CoA (3) This race at Magny Cours marked a turning point in Damon Hill`s career. Nigel Mansell had arrived to replace the late Ayrton Senna and it soon became apparent that he agreed with all Hill`s feedback on the FW16. Also he proved to be no faster, so Hill effectively took over as team leader and only lost the World Championship because of Michael Schumacher`s dubious tactics in the last race of the season.
A cased medal set from the Juegos Deportivos Bolivarianos (Bolivarian Games) held in Caracas in 1951, the impressive display by E Pagani of Milan. The Bolivarian Games are held in honour of Simon Bolivar and are open to athletes from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru & Venezuela. They were first held in 1938 and this medal set is from the third Games in Caracas in 1951, where Peru topped the medals table. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.
A bearer`s torch from the 8th Juegos Deportivos Centroamericanos Y Del Caribe (Central American & Caribbean Games) held in Caracas in 1959, engraved with details to the bowl; sold together with two plaquettes for the Games, in gilt & enamel and silver & enamel, each inscribed VIII JUEGOS DEPORTIVOS CENTROAMERICANOS Y DEL CARIB, 1958, CARACAS-VENEZUELA (3). The 8th Central American & Caribbean Games were due to be held in Caracas in December 1958, as inscribed on the torch. However, due to political unrest in Venezuela the Games were put back to January 1959. The flame cauldron had been an innovation at the previous Games held in Mexico City in 1954. Mexico topped the medals table in Caracas. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.
Two mementoes presented to Jim Taylor by the Argentine Football Association on the occasion of the international match v England at Wembley Stadium 9th May 1951, a silver-mounted mate (herb) cup and bombilla (straw), the former inscribed INGLATERRA V. ARGENTINA, WEMBLEY 9.V.1951, measuring 8cm., 3 1/4in. high; the lot also including a Football Association banquet table flag bearing the three lions crest (3) For information on the Argentina match see lots 9 & 10.
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