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Click here to subscribeVintage Toys - Sindy - a collection of vintage Sindy 1970's two dolls bear markings on the back of their heads 033 and 035 033390, one blond active, one sleepy doll, travel case with clothes and accessories, boxed bed with bed clothes, dressing table, wardrobe, Flairline bathroom set, bed side table and accessories, items appear to be good to very good, in fair to very good boxes, Est £50 - £80 [2].
19th century brass bound mahogany box of oblong form with hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior with base drawer under, containing various toys and games including table croquet set, turned wooden chess pieces, boxwood dice shaker and gavel, 24 micas glass marbles, die-cast race horses etc W44cm
Japanese table-top ice hockey game with tin-plate figures L67cm in original box with Japanese characters, a Japanese Nintendo My Car Race game and Japanese battery operated tin-plate locomotive L48cm, both boxed (3) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Taxidermy: An Edwardian Cased Yellow-Nib-Duck (Anas zonorhyncha), circa 17/02/1906, by Rowland Ward, The Jungle, 166 Piccadilly, London, a full mount drake with head turning slightly to the right, stood upon natural soil groundwork, with thick reed grass to the back ground, more commonly known today as the Eastern Spot-Billed Duck, this example is faded, enclosed within a typical five-glass table display case with painted taped frame, 44.5cm by 23cm by 46.5cm, bearing ivorine label to interior ''Yellow-nib-duck, Tungliu Reach, Yang-Tse-Kiang R, R.O.B.B, 17,Feb,06'', front glass panel etched Rowland Ward, The Jungle, Piccadilly, London bird is heavily faded but in good solid condition, case very good
Taxidermy: A Cased Rare Long-Tailed Duck (Clangula hyemalis), by Rowland Ward, The Jungle, 167 Piccadilly, London, full mount drake with head turning to the left, stood upon a seaweed encrusted large faux rock, mounted upon sandy groundwork with seashells to the foreground, enclosed within a typical five-glass table display case with painted taped frame, 59cm by 25.5cm by 49cm, etched to the left side glass ''The Jungle Rowland Ward, 167 Piccadilly, London''
Taxidermy: A Cased White-Faced Whistling Tree Duck and Tufted Duck, circa late 20th Century, by J. Crewdson, Taxidermist & Naturalist, Clayton Bank, Darwen, Lancashire, a full mount White-faced whistling tree duck stood upon a painted faux rock, above a Tufted duck below, both amongst reeds, faux rocks and grasses within a simulated puddle, enclosed within a five-glass table display case with wooden frame, raised upon four bun feet, 50.5cm by 30cm by 53cm
Taxidermy: A Cased Pair of Red-Necked Nightjars (Caprimulgus ruficollis), a pair of full mounts male and female, the male perched on a small branch above the female, amidst a natural setting of ferns, gorse, moss and brush, set against a pale blue painted back board, enclosed within a modern four-glass table display case with painted taped frame, 37cm by 23cm by 28cm, originally from the personal collection of Naturalist and Wildlife Artist Geoffrey Campbell Black, 1927-2002
Taxidermy: A Cased Stone-Curlew (Burhinus oedicnemus), circa late 20th century, by Richard Brigham Taxidermy, Lyng Easthaugh, Norwich, full mount adult stood upon sand and pebbled groundwork, set against a pale blue painted back board, enclosed within an ebonised period style three-glass table display case, 41cm by 16.5cm by 40.5cm, taxidermist's full paper trade label to verso
Taxidermy: A Cased Northern Shoveler Duck (Anas clypeata), circa 1991, by David.L.Keningale, Warwickshire, a full mount drake Shoveler duck of exceptional quality stood upon a small branch protruding from faux ground work, amongst a natural river bank setting with grasses and moss, set against a watercolour painted river back themed back board, enclosed within an oak framed three-glass table display case, 51.5cm by 20.5cm by 51.5cm, taxidermist's paper trade label to interior
Taxidermy: A Cased Little Auk and Razorbill, both full mounts, the immature Little Auk stood upon a painted faux rock ledge, the Razorbill below stood amidst seaweed and shells, upon a painted rock ledge, set against a blue painted back drop, enclosed within a modern ebonised angled five-glass table display case, 35cm by 16cm by 49cm
Taxidermy: An Edwardian Cased Budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus), by Edward Gerrard & Sons, 61 College Place, Camden Town, London, full mount with head turning slightly to the left, perched upon a small branch, issuing from soil covered groundwork, amidst ferns and tall grasses, set against a blue wash painted back board, enclosed within a three-glass table display case with green taped and painted frame, 21cm by 9.5cm by 24.5cm, taxidermist's full paper trade label to underside
Taxidermy: A Modern Cased Diorama of South African White-Backed Ducks (Thalassornis leuconotus), by R.C. Hussey Taxidermist, Thetford, Norfolk, a family diorama of full mounts hen and drake and two chicks, all amidst a natural setting of dry grasses, moss and leaves, mounted upon sandy groundwork, with a nest to the side, enclosed beneath a large five-glass table display case, 99cm by 33cm by 50cm, taxidermist's small trade label to interior lower back right
Taxidermy: A Cased Barn Owl (Tito alba), by C. J. Dennis, World of Nature, Naturalist and Taxidermist, Knaresborough, Nth Yks, a full mount adult stood atop a moss encrusted tree stump with a Vole prey underfoot, amidst a natural setting of moss, tall dry grasses and fauna, set against a pale blue painted back board, enclosed within an ebonised framed four-glass table display case, 30.5cm by 23.5cm by 36.5cm, taxidermist's full paper trade label to verso With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence no.579719/01
Taxidermy: Red Throated Diver (Gavia stellata), circa late 20th century, full mount adult in breeding plumage, with head slightly raised and turning to the left, stood upon grit covered groundwork with fauna and brush, enclosed within an oak framed five-glass table display case, 42cm by 27cm by 46.5cm
Taxidermy: Blue Winged Kookaburra (Dacelo leachii), modern, by award winning taxidermist Carl Church, a fine quality full mount female perched atop a dry tree branch, issuing from sand and grit covered groundwork, enclosed beneath an oak framed five-glass table display case, raised upon a polished oak base, 41cm by 27.5cm by 67cm
Taxidermy: A Cased Gyr Falcon (Falco rusticolus), circa 1927, by Rowland Ward, 167 Piccadilly, London, full mount perched atop a large painted faux tree stump, with right foot raised up amongst the breast feathers, the head turning looking slightly to the left, amidst ferns and soil covered groundwork, enclosed within a typical ebonised five-glass table display case with taped frame, 33.5cm by 23.5cm by 48.5cm, bearing ivorine label to interior ''Shot at Knocklofty. Clonnel by D.E.H-H. 3rd January 1927'', taxidermist's circular ivorine button trade label to interior front right, partial paper trade label to underside
Taxidermy: A Cased Diorama of Sea and Estuary Birds, by Rowland Ward, 167 Piccadilly, London, a diorama of various birds to include - a Northern Lapwing a female Eurasian Teal and a Seagull, all mounted amidst a shoreline setting, upon sand covered groundwork, enclosed within a large typical five-glass table display case with painted taped frame, 56cm by 30.5cm by 54cm, two taxidermist's full paper trade labels to underside
Taxidermy: A Magnificent Cased Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), circa 1920, by John Macpherson, Sporting Stores, Inglis Street, Inverness, a large full mount with head turning to the left, stood atop a large lichen encrusted faux rock, amidst a natural moorland setting of ferns, heather and grasses, set against a watercolour painted back board, enclosed within a large period three-glass table display case, 67.5cm by 37.5cm by 80.5cm, bearing taxidermist's ivorine label to interior lower right, full paper trade label to verso
Taxidermy: An Edwardian Cased Eastern Baillons Crake (Porzana pusilla), by Rowland Ward, The Jungle, 166 Piccadilly, London, full mount male in walking pose, stood upon soil groundwork, enclosed within a typical five-glass table display case with painted taped frame, 21.5cm by 11cm by 21cm, bearing ivorine label to interior ''Eastern Baillons Crake, Tan Yang Marsh, Chin Kiang, R.O.B.B, 25 Aug 05'', taxidermist's full paper trade label to underside, side glass panel etched Rowland Ward, The Jungle, Piccadilly, London bird is heavily faded, back glass panel slightly loose,
Taxidermy: An Early Example of a Genet (Viverra genetta), circa 1830, by Corbett Naturalist, Animal Preserver to their Royal Highness Princess Charlotte & Prince Leopold, 63 Piccadilly, opposite St James Street, London, a full mount adult female with head turning to the right, standing upon sand covered groundwork, set within a plain white painted interior, enclosed within a period ebonised single-glass table display case, 76.5cm by 17.5cm by 36cm, dated in pencil to interior June, 4, 1830, female, taxidermist's full paper trade label to verso
Taxidermy: A Cased Crested Serpent Eagle (Spilornis cheela), modern, a fine quality full mount adult, perched atop a painted faux tree stump with head turning to the right, issuing from soil covered groundwork, enclosed within a large five-glass table display case with gold taped frame, 50.5cm by 23cm by 89.5cm
Taxidermy: A Large Cased Bateleur Eagle (Terathopius ecaudatus), modern, by Carl Church, Taxidermy, Pickering, Nth Yks, a museum quality full mount adult, perched atop a large faux rock bolder, amidst a natural setting of dry brush, with sand covered groundwork, enclosed within a large five-glass table display case with taped frame, raised upon an ebonised base, 61cm by 53cm by 94cm
Taxidermy: A Victorian Cased Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes), by James Hutchings of Aberystwith, 1860-1942, full mount with head turning sharply to the left with mouth slightly agape in alert pose, sat upon a large faux rock ledge with tail curled beneath, a young rabbit prey laid beneath the front feet, amongst a natural setting of ferns and tall grasses, set against a pale blue watercolour painted backboard, enclosed within a typical three-glass ebonised table display case with gilded moulding raised upon four feet, 56cm by 30cm by 75cmwater stain to top area of inside of case , Rob 23/02/18
Taxidermy: A Mid 20th Century European Jay (Garrulus glandarius), circa 30/10/1948, by Rowland Ward, 167 Piccadilly, London, full mount with head slightly lowered and tail raised, perched upon a centrally mounted branch issuing from fern covered groundwork, enclosed within a typical five-glass table display case with painted taped frame, 35cm by 24.5cm by 40cm, bearing ivorine plaque ''First Jay Winterbord Dell Warnford Rex Chester 30.10.48'', Rowland Ward ivorine circular button trade label to interior ground work
Taxidermy: A Cased Yellow Canary, House Wren and Finch, a full mount Canary, by W.N. Cater, No 3 Priory Street, Colchester, perched upon a small branch, amidst grasses and fauna, enclosed within an ebonised three-glass display case, 17.5cm by 9cm by 18cm, a full mount House Wren more commonly known as the Jenny Wren, with wings outstretched, enclosed beneath a small glass dome, mounted upon a small circular base, 10cm by 18cm high including base, a full mount Finch perched upon a small branch, amidst fauna and grasses, enclosed within a three-glass table display case, 19.5cm by 10cm by 16.5cm (3)
Taxidermy: A Victorian Cased Ermine (Mustela erminea), circa 1890-1900, a full mount in winter coat, with head turning to the left, stood upon a faux rock mound, amidst grasses and fauna, set against a plain white wash painted back board, enclosed within an ebonised three-glass table display case, 31.5cm by 11.5cm by 26.5cm
Taxidermy: An Edwardian Cased Pair of Indian Hemipode Quail (Turnix pugnax), circa 1911, by Rowland Ward, 166 Piccadilly, London, a pair of full mounts stood upon soil covered ground work, one bird with head lowered in feeding pose, amidst a natural setting of grasses and twigs, enclosed within a typical five-glass table display case with taped frame, 26cm by 15.5cm by 24cm, bearing ivorine label to interior ''Indian Hemipode Quail, Neral Bombay, R.O.B.B, 10 Jan 11''
Taxidermy: A Large Bamboo Cased Diorama of Grey Partridge (Perdix perdix), very much in the manner of Rowland Ward, Piccadilly, London, a family group of six full mount birds, all mounted amidst a natural setting of ferns, and cut dry wheat/corn, enclosed within a typical large bamboo framed five-glass table display case, 77.5cm by 52cm by 64cm
An Edwardian silver Old English pattern part canteen of cutlery, by Robert Stebbings, London 1903, comprising eleven table forks, twelve dessert forks, eight table spoons, nine dessert spoons, two tea spoons and two sauce ladles, monogrammed, weight 76 oz, contained in an oak case.
A silver canteen of Hanoverian with rat tail cutlery for twelve place settings, by J J, London 1972, comprising; table forks, dessert forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons, coffee spoons, a pair of sauce ladles, a soup ladle, together with table and dessert knives by WY, Sheffield 1979, weight of weighable silver 125 oz.
A comprehensive silver Grecian pattern canteen of cutlery for twelve place settings, by Carrs, Sheffield 1994, comprising; fish knives and forks, table forks, desert forks, cake forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons, coffee spoons, 4 table spoons, soup ladle, together with the following silver handled; table knives, dessert knives, 9 tea knives, 3 piece carving set, fish slice, butter knife and cheese knife, all contained in a two drawer mahogany side table, approximately 183 oz of weighable silver.
A Victorian Tunbridge ware thermometer stand by Edmund Nye, the ivory thermometer scale marked 'E Nye, Tunbridge Wells', height 16.5 cm, width 11 cm. At the Great Exhibition of 1851, Tunbridge ware by Edmund Nye, Robert Russell and Henry Hollamby was shown; Edmund Nye received a commendation from the judges for his work. He exhibited a table depicting a mosaic of a ship at sea; 110,800 tesserae were used in making the picture.
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