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A Box Containing Metal Wind Vane Cockerel, Kitchen Scales, Wooden Egg Box, Ornaments etc

A part weather vane

A cast iron weather vane depicting a Blacksmith [XWBBW]

A cast iron weather vane depicting a hand painted cockerel, approx 74cm (h) including frame [XWBAN]

NO RESERVE Isle of Man.- Brown (Thomas Edward) The Doctor. A Manx Poem, 1891; Kitty of the Sherragh Vane and The Schoolmasters, 1891, first editions, original cloth; and 9 others, Manx, 8vo (11)

JOHNS, W. E: 1- Doctor Vane Answers the Call, Latimer no date (1950, 1st. edn.?) dw ((6/-). Little frayed; Inscription to endpaper; o/w VG+; 2- Steeley Flies Again. Latimer, 1951, 1 st . edn. thus (completely revised & reset), dw ((6/-). Little frayed; Inscription to endpaper; o/w VG+; 3- The Murder at Castle Deeping. Latimer, 1951, 1 st . edn. thus (completely revised & reset), dw ((6/-). Little frayed; Inscription to endpaper; o/w VG+; 4- Murder By Air. Latimer, 1951, 1 st . edn. thus (completely revised & reset), dw ((6/-). Little frayed; Inscription to endpaper; o/w VG+; 5- Wings of Romance. Latimer, 1951, 1 st . edn. thus (completely revised & reset), dw ((6/-). Little frayed & torn; Inscription to endpaper; o/w VG+; 6- Sky High. Latimer, 1951, 1 st . edn. thus (completely revised & reset), dw ((6/-). Little frayed; Inscription to endpaper; o/w VG+; (6)

An as new weather vane

Vintage cast iron weather vane with pig finial decoration

Weather vane with sporting interest, mounted by pierced decoration of a hunting scene with a hunter on horseback with hounds chasing a fox, 67 cm high

A vintage weather vane, the pole with north, south, east and west, copper arrow pointer and further copper flying goose finial, 128 cm in height

A metal weather vane.

A modern painted cast metal weather vane with Land Rover detail. Complete with fixing plate. Approx. 60cm tall.

A modern painted cast metal weather vane with cockerel detail. Complete with fixing plate. Approx. 75cm tall.

A metal weather vane with sheepdog decoration

***A MODERN CAST METAL BLACKSMITH WEATHER VANE

***A MODERN CAST METAL LAND ROVER WEATHER VANE

A wrought iron running fox weather vane, the rotating running fox pointer above the N,E,S,W indicators upon a wall fixing bracket, 129cm H, along with a box section mounting post, 280cm

Vane (Lieut-General Charles William, Marquess of Londonderry). Narrative of the Peninsula War from 1808 - 1813, first edition, Henry Colburn, 1828, folding hand-coloured engraved map of Spain & Portugal, and 6 single-page engraved battle plans, a few minor marks, short closed tear to folding map without loss, marbled edges and endpapers, bookplate of Tarleton Hodgson to front paste down, contemporary calf, rubbed and scuffed, with slight wear to extremities, morocco spine labels missing, 4to, together with Dalrymple (General Sir Hew), Memoir..of his proceedings as connected with the affairs of Spain, and the commencement of the Peninsula War, first edition, 1830 , written by General Sir Hew, modern half cloth other marble boards, 8vo, plus Bunbury (Lieut-Gen. Sir Henry) , Narratives of some Passages in the Great War with France, from 1799-1810, first edition, Richard Bentley, 1854, 4-page maps, light spotting to first and last few leaves, original red cloth gilt, some marks and a little wear mostly to head of upper joint, 8vo, and other Peninsula War interest, including Napier's History of the Peninsula War, 6 volumes, 1892, Memoir of Lieut-Gen Sir H. E Bunbury, edited by his son Sir Charles J F Bunbury, 1868, the journals and correspondence of General Sir Harry Calvert, edited by his son Sir Harry Verney, 1853, fiction by Bernard Cornwell and Allan Mallison, etc, mostly original cloth, mainly 8vo (approx. 60 volumes) (Qty: 3 shelves)

A 20thC wrought iron weather vane, headed by a dragon, on cylindrical stem with rectangular back mount and N E S and W section, 144cm H.

NELSON & THE BATTLE OF THE NILE, 1798 a commemorative paper fan titled Glorious Victory of the Nile, 1st August 1798 , the vane printed in monochrome with central portrait of Nelson surrounded by flags and trophies, and flanked by two large ovals containing patriotic verse, top edge bound with silvered paper ( tarnished ) and with bone lower sticks, some old repairs to the vane but nevertheless a very rare survival, extreme width -- 17½in. (44.5cm.) Literature: Nelson, An Illustrated History , National Maritime Museum, 1995, p.95, illustrated.Footnote: All fans which commemorate the British naval victories of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars are considered rare and most of the few examples recorded celebrate Nelson’s final and greatest triumph at Trafalgar. Those for his other victories, including the Nile, are even rarer.

NELSON & THE BATTLE OF THE NILE, 1798 an entertaining paper fan titled Nelson Victory , the vane printed in monochrome, the upper section listing the ships and their numbers of guns in the English and French lines of battle, and the main body announcing the names and steps of “18 new Country Dances for 1799” mostly relating to naval themes, top edge bound with golden paper (tarnished) and with boxwood lower sticks, minor foxing but another very rare and apparently unrecorded survival, extreme width 18½in. (47cm.) Provenance: Exhibited: The Trafalgar Bicentenary Exhibition , 2005, Fan Museum, Greenwich, no. 25 (with exhibition label).

A WITCH ON HER BROOMSTICK WEATHER VANE, with a black cat, cast metal direction indicator on a wrought iron compass position base, with fixing mounts, indicator 56cm long

A 19th century cast metal weather vane, triform base cast with winged liver birds, 92cm high

A 19th century style copper weather vane, the finial depicting a sportsman and his dog, spreading square base with leaf projections, 159cm high, signed FG and dated 1998

A blacksmith made wrought-iron weather vane

Breweriana & Advertising Badges, including limited edition Guinness Badges, Christmas Toucan, Horse & Cart, Toucan On Weather Vane, Suit Of Armour, Topiary Sea lion and others, in original boxes, with loose related advertising badges, Fosters, Greene King, Flowers, Ridleys and others, G-E (80+ badges)

A cast and wrought iron weather vane

A metal weather vane

A cast iron cockerel weather vane

A cast iron farrier with horse weather vane

An iron work weather vane, the cut sheet steel metal finial in the form of a cow, 60 cm in height approx, together with a cast iron boot scraper (2)

An iron work weather vane, the cut sheet steel finial in the form of a cockerel, 93cm high

Sixth-Plate Cased Ambrotypes, A Judson & Co, 238 Broad Street, Newark, N.J., seated young girl, Vane and Rothwell Artists, Douglas (Isle of Man), possibly same family - young lady, seated, young man leaning on pedestal, stick in left hand, matching cases, and gentleman with whiskers, straw hat on table, rustic painted background, tinted, G (4)

Early 20th Century wrought iron weather vane surmounted by a figure of a horse and rider

A cockerel weather vane W.61cm

A black painted metal weather vane, in the form of a cockerel, 157cm high, together with two other weather vanes (3)

A gilt painted metal weather vane, in the form of an eagle, on stand, 142cm high overall

A painted metal weather vane in the form of a witch on a broomstick

IRON WEATHER VANE, in the form of a Shire horse, length 80cm

A back cast iron weather vane with horse and blacksmith detail. Complete with fixing plate. Approx. 65cm tall

A modern painted cast metal weather vane with cockerel detail. Complete with fixing plate. Approx. 75cm tall.

A RUSTIC CUT OUT IRON WEATHER VANE in the form of two horses

A WROUGHT IRON WEATHER VANE depicting a sportsman with gundog, complete with  mounting bracket

A cast weather vane

A cast weather vane

A black painted iron copy of the weather vane at Twickenham

Pair small watercolour landscapes - Hugh Vane Turner

A Vintage Fret Cut Iron Weather Vane with Heavy Horse Mount, 68cm High

An ironwork weather vane, the raised cut sheet steel finial in the form of a mounted cavalry man wielding his sabre aloft

A fine and rare Marklin gauge I tinplate ‘Café Central Station’, German for the French market circa 1905, station mounted on a green painted base with green/cream painted brick effect walls having arched windows with original etched glass, ‘Controle’ signs and detachable ‘Arrive’ sign, ‘Gare Centrale’ painted above stepped arched entrance and Café end, ‘PASSAGE’ above the two side arched openings, three-sided ticket booth with gold painted ornate window surrounds and hand rails, café to the rear with brown wood effect painted hinged doors, interior with table benches and chairs, canopy covered terrace with table and chairs and hand rails, the detachable roof with red painted dome with clock tower and tile effect side roof with pitched painted windows, chimney and ornate electric conductors to flat roof, base stamped Made in Germany, condition is original and generally very good, lacks, clock tower weather vane, one detachable sign Depart, two sections of hand rails and outer posts leading to Controle signs, one hand rail post loose, small dent/scratch to one side of dome roof, some chips/rubs as to be expected, base 42x30cm (16 ½ x 11 ¾”) 35cm (13 ¾”).

A weather vane decorated with a fox

'Metamorphosis of the Architect as Weather Vane' Artists Proof Screen Print, signed in pencil, in a glazed frame, 49 x 68cm

A metal weather vane in form of a globe

A Survey Compass Signed to the card compass 'Stanley Gt Turnstile Holborn London' with sighting vane, prism cover and leather case

A Fine French Surveying Compass Signed in script 'Secretan, Paris' to the side, on conical staff mount with ball & socket adjustment, compass with sighting vane, mirror, prism & 2 glass filters (both cracked) , silvered compass dial engraved 0-360 in reverse with locking mechanism

A Copper and Lead Weather Vane, in the form of a Bison, 58cm long

Anglo-Flemish School, circa 1700 A Wooded river landscape with figures on a pathway in the foreground oil on canvas 29 x 34cm (11 x 13in) Provenance: The Vane Arms (label to the reverse) Other Notes: An attribution to Peter Tillemans (1684-1734) has been suggested. Oil on canvas which has been lined. The canvas is in plane with good tension. The paint layer is stable with a few localised losses. There is minor wear and abrasion to the surface, some of which has been overpainted. The varnish is slightly yellowed but even and semi-glossy. The frame is in a good condition.

A Folk-art painted iron weather vane, with two flying geese to the pointer

Georgian / Victorian wrought iron weather vane with hollow arrow shaped pointer, height 100cm

Cast iron weather vane, 48cm by 86cm.