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Garden weather vane in the form of a Gentleman riding a bicycle

A pair of female portrait silhouettes within ornate gilt metal frames and two other framed silhouettes of a male and female both standing on a weather vane

An 18th Century wrought iron Weather Vane in the form of a winged trumpeter, 3ft 9in max

A collection of 19th / 20th Century metalwork, to include a large French 9-litre copper kettle with repoussé crest, sold together with an oval brass repoussé fire insurance plaque `Union No1`, a copper plaque with religious scene, a bronze pestle and mortar, an Indian extensively engraved brass vase, with inscription to inner rim, a Chinese white metal fighting junk, and an Art Deco oval platter, heavily cast with Diana the Huntress, a solid brass weather vane top representing barrel makers and an American Dry Powder Gin by Leggett`s, patented in New York. (Qty)

A naive wooden scratch built model of a spitfire mounted as a weather vane, 54cm long.

A naive wooden scratch built model of a spitfire mounted as a weather vane, 54cm long.

WEATHER VANE, of an angel, metal, on stand, 167cm H.

A Birams patent table top Colliery Anemometer C1900 made by Davis & Son, Derby, 6 inner vane dials in brass casing 7cm diam

A brass single dial, eight vane Colliery Anemometer by Davis & son, Derby, Ltd., 11cm diameter and with leather case with shoulder strap

Casella five dial, eight vane brass colliery anemometer, the vane set at right angles to the body and standing 8cm high x 8cm wide, contained in its original fitted wooden box with labels.

A Birams patent table top Colliery Anemometer C1900 made by Davis & Son, Derby, 6 inner vane dials in brass casing 7cm diam

A brass single dial, eight vane Colliery Anemometer by Davis & son, Derby, Ltd., 11cm diameter and with leather case with shoulder strap

Casella five dial, eight vane brass colliery anemometer, the vane set at right angles to the body and standing 8cm high x 8cm wide, contained in its original fitted wooden box with labels.

A WROUGHT IRON WEATHER VANE Depicting a stag and hine in silhouette. 142cms high

Early cast iron putting green hole cutter – c/w wooden handle – overall 32x 21" and early metal windmill golf green pin flag – (missing one vane) (2)

A COPPER WEATHER VANE fashioned as a bi-plane, wingspan 32cm, 36cm high and rod

A quantity of books relating to the Peninsular War to include Sir W P F Napier: History of War in the Peninsular, 6 vols; Charles Oman, History of the Peninsular War, 4 vols with numerous fold out maps etc; Annals of the Peninsular Campaigns, 3 vols, pub. William Blackwood; C W Vane, Marquess of Londonderry, Narrative of the Peninsular War, 2 vols, pub. Colburn, 1829 (15)

An assortment of collectables including a gun cleaning kit, a bronze eagle (from a weather vane), an officer`s button etc.

WEATHER VANE. A Cornish copper weather vane by Mark Penrose. Max. height 136cm.

A vintage wrought iron and copper weather vane with Dragon Directional Indicator - Height 117 cm Condition report: Rusting to wrought iron bending to copper letters and dragons leg

R... de Vane, THE FIRST GLASS Signed l.r., oil on canvas 51 x 36cm

An Art Deco walnut cased radio, an oak cased mantel clock, two African carved wood masks, a ceiling light and a 20th Century weather vane mount in the form of a fox.

A weather vane in the form of a setter

A miscellaneous collection to include three shaped sections of white marble, two similar timber doors with later painted finish, a selection of iron and metalwork effects to include a hopper, a contemporary weather vane with standing game bird detail, cast iron table base, wall brackets, etc

An aluminium weather vane with arrow pointer/finial

Over 200 early 20th century pay cheques & tokens made of copper, brass, pewter and white metal including Derby Corporation Omnibuses, Centre Mills Huddersfield, Vane & Co Billingsgate, Shirebrook colliery etc

A folk art style weather vane, the wrought iron frame headed by an arrow and cockerel, with N, E, S and W to each angle, raised on a rectangular base, of modern construction, 103cm high.

Nine garden items including a Weather Vane, Water Features, composition Ducks etc

A Superba 2in scale live steam ploughing engine of narrow profile built from components supplied by Blackgates engineering. Model built and fitted to a weather vane. A quantity of scale drawings and invoice of parts included

A cockeral metal weather vane 73cm tall by Hale Ballyporeen Co Tipp Pat

A framed genuine Concorde compressor vane from a flown Rolls Royce Olympus 593 turbojet engine

A Victorian parcel gilt black painted wrought iron weather vane on a pole

A Victorian Royal Naval issue silver plated boson`s whistle:, crow`s foot stamp to bowl and foliate decorated vane.

Hon Mrs Kathleen Airini Vane (New Zealand 1891-?): 'Asian Market', watercolour and gouache signed and dated '41, retailer's label H Fisher & Son 691 Colombo St Christchurch NZ verso 48cm x 64cm

A WROUGHT IRON & STEEL WEATHER VANE, the directional arrow fretted and mounted with a dog and a lamb, 90cm high x 1m wide

(x) Great BritainMulready Caricatures and other Printed EnvelopesIntemperance Envelope (J. Valentine): 1869 (28 Dec.) envelope to Plymouth bearing 1864 1d. plate 110, FH, tied by Launceston "430" duplex (error of date reading 96 for 69), with Plymouth arrival on the reverse; a little roughly opened but still good to fine. These envelopes are scarce used. Photo The envelope titled, "Intoxicating Drinks are the Vane & Curse of Society" depict Hogarth's Gin Lane at left and prosperity through temperance and savings at rightSubject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Weather vane

WIND VANE, in the form of a golfer in a verdigris finish, 145cm H x 67cm.

A SMALL QUANTITY OF ROLAND VANE AND PAUL RENIN PAPERBACKS including Heade covers, publishers include Leisure Library, The Archer Press, Harborough, Phoenix Press. Includes duplicate titles. (26)

A COLLECTION OF PULP FICTION including Hank Janson, Roland Vane, Michael Storme etc (Approx 80)

A QUANTITY OF PULP FICTION including Hank Janson, Roland Vane etc including two issues of `Underworld` No. 1 edited by Hank Janson (20)

An antique copper weather vane surmounted with a yacht, approximately 153cm tall

Antique cast iron weather vane

A contemporary iron work and sheet metal weather vane with boxer dog finial and initialled G A

H Vane Turner: A watercolour view of Bruges from the Minnewater, and another similar ""Rheinfels

A wrought iron weather vane decorated with four Magpies.

A Large Weather Vane composed of sheet metal in the form of a cockerel, now mounted on a circular stone base, 54 ins (137 cms) high, 31½ ins (80 cms) in width.

A STERLING SILVER BROOCH IN THE FORM OF THE ANGEL GABRIEL blowing a trumpet, modelled on a Boston weather vane

An old weather vane with arrow head finial/pointer

An 18th Century wrought iron primitive weather vane with arrow pointer.

A cockerel weather vane

A wrought iron weather vane with rooster finial

Wrought iron weather vane with C scroll bracket arm supports raised on a stone base, height 206cm

Moderation a Vertue, published by Jonathan Robinson, London 1683; A Defence of the Proceedings of the Right Reverend The Visitor and Fellows of Exeter College in Oxford, published by Thomas Bennet, London 1691; The Petition and Answers of The Presbytery of Paisley, published 1770; Beilby Porteous, Death: A Poetical Essay, second edition, published by J Bentham, Cambridge 1759; and A Sermon preached before the House of Commons on Tuesday, 29th May 1838 by the Reverend John Vane, all unbound. (5)

A weather vane, wrought iron Medieval style chandeliers, and a wrought iron horse mask

A weather vane and drain hoppers

Art Deco Royal Doulton Vane H4338 pattern coffee set (15 pieces)

DANCE Peter S., The Art of Natural History, pub Country Life, 1987, RIX Martin, The Art of Botanical Illustration, WESTWOOD J.O., The Art of Illustrated Manuscript, 1988, VANE-WRIGHT & HUGHES, The Seymour Legacy, in slip case (14)

Historical DocumentsBenjamin Disraeli1855 (18 Jan.) A.L.S. sent from Wynard Hall is signed "B. Disraeli" declining an invitation to address the Stockton Institution. Light folidng creases. Photo Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield, KG, PC, FRS, (21 December 1804 – 19 April 1881) was a British Prime Minister, parliamentarian, Conservative statesman and literary figure. He served in government for forty years, twice as Prime Minister of Great Britain.Wynard Estate: Several prominent families owned the Wynyard Estate following its lease by King Edward I to Sir Hugh de Chapell in 1230. Although earlier houses are recorded on the lands, Wynyard Hall as we know it today was not completed until 1846.In 1813, the previous house with all its land and a considerable fortune earned through coal mining was inherited by Frances Anne Vane Tempest. Her marriage in 1819 to Charles Stewart marked the beginning of the Londonderry connection with Wynyard. Elevation to the title of 3rd Marquess required a grand house befitting their new station in life.Designed by Philip Wyatt and Ignatius Bonomi, the hall incorporates French and Italian marble, Spanish mahogany, stone from the family quarry and exquisite stained glass. The elaborate interior designs reflect the ostentatious style popular during the reign of the French king, Louis XIV. The magnificent Hall and surrounding parkland provided the perfect setting for lavish entertainment of the most important and influential people in the land.Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Wrought iron weather vane