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A wrought iron weather vane with pheasant motif

An assortment of various items, to include a practice grenade (L56A1), a WWII British Practice mine of a German S-Mine, a small selection of shrapnel, a No.20 MkI body, a No.3 Wind Vane, Bren Tin with spring, and more (parcel)

Ramsay Gillies, a contemporary Folk Art inspired weather vane with painted sheet metal bull chasing a running man, raised on stepped wooden base (l. 75cm x w. 49cm) (initialled verso)

Ramsay Gillies, a contemporary Folk Art inspired weather vane with a painted wooden angel and trumpet, raised on a wooden base (l.45cm x h. 50cm) (initialled verso)

Black painted metal weather vane with cockerel finial, H68cm

Antique Folk Art copper "Old Father Time" weather vane

Album 2. 1889-1899. 36pp of monochrome photographs including Beaufort Castle, Drummond Castle, Blenheim Palace, Canford Manor, The Castle, Dublin, Eaton Hall, Gopsall, Brooksby and others with group images and multiple signatures including Winston S Churchill (twice), Duke of Marlborough, Lord Curzon, Randolph Churchill, Guinness family members, Violet Spencer Churchill, Vane-Tempest Family, Duke of Westminster and family members. Fo. full gilt red morocco with marbled end papers by Chapman, London inscribed 'Health is the First Good Lent to Men...', 375 x 285mm

Album 4. 'The Stud House Hampton Court' 1906-1913. An incomplete album 9pp with multiple signatures including Alice Keppel, Vane Tempest, George Keppel, Cornwallis-West, Lord Tweedmouth, Mary Curzon plus 2pp of Kingscot, Windsor including a photograph of General John French on horseback with signature, finely bound, full red morocco with gilt tooled ornament and armorial, 320 x 255mm

A painted wrought iron weather vane with a ship finial

AN ANTIQUE WEATHER VANE DEPICTING A DOG63 x 60 cm

20th century free-standing weather vane, 74.5cm high

Metal figural pheasant weather vane with offset fixing bracket, H156cm

A sheet iron weather vane, probably Dutch, 19th century; modelled as an arrow piercing a heart, with openwork arrowhead, the flight of tulip form; (lacking mounting rod); 50cm high, 120cm long

Een smeedijzeren windvaan met windrichting kruis Hoog ca 1 mtr. - A wrought iron weather vane with wind direction cross Height aprox. 1 mtr

Galvanised metal 'Shepherd' weather vane, the figure with dog and flock of sheep and lambs, over scroll decoration below cardinal directions, 167cm high

John W. Mills (1933-2023),Six maquettes for plaques commemorating John Vane of the Royal Pharmacological Society,Plaster and resin, unmounted,Each approximately 23cm diameter (6)

Weather vane house, German circa 1895, the traditional style house with date and two painted carved wooden figures surrounded by two arches.27cm height approx.

A iron weather vane indicator with horse decorations, painted in red, size H30 x W62cm.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1977. The Glass of Lalique a collector's guide dives into Rene Lalique's entire career, including production techniques and provides extensive information, useful to those looking to start or expand their collections. ISBN 0-684-15603-2. Artist: Christopher Vane PercyIssued: 1977Dimensions: 9.25"L x 1"W x 12.25"HManufacturer: Charles Scribner's SonsCondition: Age related wear. As is. Used, good condition. Dust cover has some scratches and blotches.

Ramsay Gillies, a contemporary Folk Art inspired weather vane with painted sheet metal bison, raised on stepped wooden base (h. 43cm x l. 42cm) (Initialled verso)

Ramsay Gillies, a contemporary Folk Art inspired painted sheet metal weather vane with rotating Jacob sheep on a stepped wooden base (initialled verso) (h. 55cm x l. 37cm)

A weather vane, with a cockerel finial, a pair of heart shaped plant guides, and assorted other items (qty)

AN EARLY METAL PIRATE WEATHER VANE. 17ins high.

Johns (W. E.) The Passing Show. A Garden Diary by an Amateur Gardener, 1st edition, London: My Garden, 1937, illustrations, a little minor spotting, contemporary presentation inscription to front endpaper, top edge red, original cloth (slightly bowed), dust jacket, one or two nicks and stains, 8vo, signed by the author to front endpaper, together with The Unknown Quantity, 1st edition, London: John Hamilton, [1940], light marginal toning and spotting, original variant brown cloth (a little rubbed), dust jacket, tears and chips to spine ends and corners, 8vo, plus The Rustlers of Rattlesnake Valley, 1st edition, London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1948, colour frontispiece, some light spotting, original cloth (head of spine faded), price-clipped dust jacket, a few small repairs to verso, small closed tears and light dust-soiling to rear panel, 8vo, with 8 others including 1st editions Dr. Vane Answers the Call, [1950], Short Stories, 1950, The Man Who Lost his Way, 1959, Where the Golden Eagle Soars, 1960, plus Planes of the Great War 1914-1948, by Howard Leigh, foreword by W. E. Johns, [1934]QTY: (11)

A carved and painted figural wind vane, of recent manufacture, 39 cm

A George IV Coromandel wood dressing box by John and Archibald Douglas, London 1823, comprising; a leather travelling case, brass bound box with velvet and leather part fitted interior, four large strawberry cut glass bottles with silver plated decanter labels, a large circular jar, two long boxes, three rectangular boxes, a beaker, a circular box, a powder box with screw down lid and a hand mirror each with an applied engraved disc with M E with coronet above, traces of gilding, 713gms, (22.9ozs), gross weighable silver, (13 bottles and jars) The outer leather case stamped Countess Vane, probably relating to Mary Cornelia Edwards (daughter of Sir John Edwards of Garth) who married George Vane-Tempest in 1846.

A blacksmith weather vane.

A horse weather vane.

SKENNERTON, IAN D, THE BRITISH SERVICE LEE: LEE-METFORD AND LEE-ENFIELD RIFLES & CARBINES 1880-1980 1982, 410 pages, black and white illustrations; together with The Handbook of Land Service Ammunition Part 1 - General, Quality Assurance Directorate (Weapons), Woolwich, 1972, 227 pages, illustrated, in a binder; Hogg, Ian V, British Artillery Weapons and Ammunition, 1914-18, Ian Allan, Shepperton, 1972, 255 pages, copiously illustrated in black and white; and Weller, Jac, Weapons and Tactics: Hastings to Berlin, Nicholas Vane, London, 1966, 238 pages, illustrated in black and white (4 volumes) Provenance From the library of William 'Bill' Reid, CBE (1926-2014)

A 600w 9L oil-free mute type electric Air Compressor - 220v, fitted with a Continental type plug, not tested, appears to be in good condition overall, ship to colling vane to top of motor, 43.25cm long, 48cm high.

A Vane Anemometer by Abbirko Instruments in a black case and an Airflow Developments AM5000 Anemometer in yellow leather case.

A painted metal weather vane

A quantity of weather vane supports.

A copper galleon weather vane mount. Early 20th century, the three masted ship with verdigris patination, height 70cm.The ship is very weathered, with a few typical dings and small knocks. One piece of rigging is detached, but there does not appear to be any major damage, and is unpolished with a good weathered finish.

A cast iron weather vane, surmounted with a steam locomotive and signal, 83.5cm high.

A VERDIGRIS COPPER WEATHER VANE ON STAND 19TH CENTURY With scrolling pierced pointer and pennant tail 84.5cm high overall, vane 81cm wide

A Cast Iron Weather Vane, surmounted by a rearing horse and with c-scroll brackets, 55ins high

J. Purdey & Sons: a scarce second pattern Norman Aerial Gunnery Sight set, comprising fore-sight with red bead on a moving stem liked by two articulated arms to a wind vane, marked '100 MPH ON 18" ' and 'J. PURDEY & SONS.'; and a back sight with two concentric rings, marked 'A-100 MPH ON 19. INS.'. [2]The George Geear CollectionOf significant Great War military aviation interest, this innovative sighting arrangement for aircraft-mounted machine guns was one of many contributions made by Purdey to the war effort. The concept originated with Professor Norman of Cambridge University and the design was refined and brought into production by Purdey's factory manager Ernest Lawrence. These sights were fitted to an observer's Lewis gun, and the action of the wind vanes on the fore-sight provided an automatic aiming correction to compensate for the speed of the aircraft. Ref. Dr Nicholas A. Harlow, HBSA Journal.

EBONY AND BRASS NAVIGATIONAL OCTANT BY SPENCER, BROWNING AND CO., LONDON, c. 1840, The 11 inch frame incorporating central T-shaped hand-piece inset with bone signature plate inscribed beneath turned bone finial, the index arm mounted with mirror opposing Vernier aperture scale calibrated in minutes of arc for reading the inset curved scale divided for every twenty seconds of arc, the underside with pivot clamp and endless tangent screw adjustment, the sight vane with twin pin-holes and shutter opposing horizon glass and set of three hinged shades/filters, the tapered mahogany case with loose inner lid paper label for JOHN BLISS & CO., 110 Wall Street, New York, the box 33cms (l), and with loose swing tag inscribed 'From Capt. Ralph Stocking, c/o Dr E. M. Beckley....Conn.'Provenance: the Karl Johansen (1937-2021) Collection, by family descent

A late 19th Century/early 20th Century lead seahorse holding the cross of Jerusalem, probably an outside display of a religious building or a weather vane along with a large English pewter charger.

A 19th century cast iron, Country House weather vane, with bracket for attachment to the side apex of a building, 115cm high (approx 189cm including lower attachment bar section)

A CAST SHIRE HORSE DOORSTOP AND A VINTAGE METAL PART OF A WEATHER VANE

A 'cat' cast and sheet iron weather vane, 88cm high. Condition - fair

A wrought iron dog weather vane

A wrought iron pheasant weather vane

A wrought iron dog weather vane

Anna Shaffer signed 12x8 colour photo pictured in her role as Romilda Vane in Harry Potter. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Austen, Jane. Five mid century 1948 editions of her works, in the orig. dust wrappers, publ. Nicholas Vane for Goldfinch Titles. Comprising Mansfield Park, two copies of Persuasion and Love and Freindship, Emma (inner flap of dw loose but present), and 1949 Northanger Abbey (2nd ed.). All in orig. unclipped striking black and white dust wrappers, some light loss to corners and extremities, spines a touch chipped to the heads and tails, leaves age-toned internally, otherwise a good vintage set of Austen's works. 8vo.

A lot comprising a tapestry upholstered stool, wrought iron weather vane in the form of a sheep and a fishing gaff (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

15 Bücher | René Lalique & FlakonsY. Brunhammer, Baccarat - Les flacons a parfum - The perfume bottles, Addor, 1986 u. a.; J. Müller, Fragrances Guide Feminine Notes, Johnson, 1984; Lalique par Lalique, Edipop, 1977; C. Vane Percy, René Lalique - Das Glas, Popp, 1981; T. Cardot, Parfums Caron, E.P.A., 1988; Molinard - Parfumeur - distillateur de fleurs depuis 1849, Draeger, 1949; Mayer Lefkowith, Desig des Luxus: Parfum Flakons, Brandstätter, 1994; René Lalique - Flacons 1910-1935, Museum Bellerive, 1996; Perfume Bottles by Rene Lalique, 1990, Tokyo Art Museum; E. Launer, Parfüm und Flakons, Callwey, 1985; Lalique - Schmuckkunst des Jugendstils, Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, 1987/88; Lou/Utt, Lalique Perfume Bottles, Crown, 1989; Bayer/Waller, Rene Lalique, Quintet, 1988. Altersspuren.

Sayers (Dorothy L.) Strong Poison, first edition, ink ownership name on browned front free endpaper, some foxing throughout, original black cloth lettered in red, light bumping and slight fraying to spine tips and corners, spine faded, ends a little bumped and frayed, facsimile dust-jacket, [Cooper & Pike pp. 271-3], 8vo, Victor Gollancz, 1930.*** The fifth Lord Peter Wimsey novel and the first to feature Harriet Vane. 

Berkeley (Anthony) Roger Sheringham and the Vane Mystery, first edition, 6pp. advertisements, foxing to early and later pages, original blue cloth lettered and ruled in orange, slight toning to spine, rubbing to spine tips and corners, a sharp and excellent example, [Cooper & Pike pp.30-33; Johns A7], 8vo, W. Collins & Sons, 1927.*** The third Roger Sheringham mystery, we can trace only one other copy at auction. 

An old cast iron weather vane, 141cm tall

A wrought iron weather vane (Af), height 141 cm

An iron weather vane with horse and jockey decoration

An iron weather vane decorated with a huntsman and dog

Cast iron weather vane and a cast iron water pump

A large vintage weather vane depicting a sailboat, 1320mm tall

The sets in this lot include Elves (set of 4), Glitter Detail, Wrap and Roll, and Ski Bums. Wrap and roll is the largest piece measuring approximately 3.75"L x 3.5"W x 4.25"H. The box measures 4.75"L x 3.75"W x 4.5"H. Department 56 backstamp. Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Department 56Condition: Age related wear. Wrap and Roll weather vane is broken.

A wrought iron weather vane (as found)