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Lot 393

COLLECTION OF VINTAGE FURNITURE AND DOOR HANDLES C.1930S ONWARDS including bakelite and brass, along with a Silver-Reed typewriter

Lot 416

COLLECTION OF VINTAGE GOLF CLUBS including metal and hickory shafted clubs, contained in two golf bags

Lot 43

VINTAGE TRAVEL TRUNK wood bound, with leather handles80cm wide Additional images now available.

Lot 431

ART DECO AMBER GLASS VASE AND OTHER GLASS WARE including vintage Anchor glass tumblers

Lot 437

LITTLE BRITAIN TALKING TOY AND OTHER ITEMS including modern clocks and a vintage telephone

Lot 444

VINTAGE CAST METAL CAR MASCOT, ALONG WITH A ROYAL DOULTON FIGURE AND TWO WOODEN STANDS, the mascot modelled in the form of a hare, the Doulton figure a 'Boy from Williamsburg', HN2183, also including two wooden bowl/vase standsthe car mascot 11.5cm highQty: 4

Lot 469

OAK DISPLAY STAND converted from a vintage hat and coat stand199cm high

Lot 490

VINTAGE BABY'S FEEDING BOTTLE AND OTHER ITEMS including an early 19th century soda bottle, glass water jug and a ceramic of a womanthe early 19th century soda bottle 24cm highQty: 6

Lot 569

PAIR OF SWIFT SKIPPER BINOCULARS MK II 7 x 50 with carry case, along with a vintage Kodak camera in carry caseQty: 2

Lot 614

CASED GERMAN CAMERA BY VOIGTLANDER AND OTHER ITEMS comprising a vintage tape measure, extentable rules, a cased telescope, pair of binoculars and a cased pair of opera glasses

Lot 631

VINTAGE WOOD BOX, ALONG WITH TWO STOOLS, the box with hinged lidthe box 42cm wideQty: 3

Lot 68

TWO MAMOD LIVE STEAM ENGINES along with a model of a vintage car Qty: 3

Lot 704

VINTAGE TERRESTRIAL GLOBE on circular wood base30cm diameterThe globe appears to be pre 1991

Lot 707

VINTAGE VICTOR PULLMAN TRAVEL CASE with fitted interior76cm x 46cm

Lot 720

COLLECTION OF COSTUME JEWELLERY large quantity, including vintage pieces, rings, brooches, bracelets, necklaces, pearls and stick pins

Lot 755

GROUP OF LADY'S VINTAGE EVENING AND OTHER BAGS including two Ferragamo hand bags, Mappin & Webb hand bag, two sequined evening bags, Celine wallet and anotherQty: 7

Lot 791

LADY'S VINTAGE FUR COAT with silk lining

Lot 9

GROUP OF SIX VINTAGE GOLD PLATED LOCKETS AND THREE STICKPINS one locket in the shape of a heart, along with three stickpinsQty: 9

Lot 2026

A Bruno Mathsson Pernilla 2 lounge chair in moulded beech with canvas cover, designed 1944, signed Bruno Mattsson and DUX to rear stretcher, height 98cm Good vintage condition, some surface marks to canvas cover, some wear to frame commensurate with age and use

Lot 2056

Two similar vintage Belgian shop display mannequins. Height (tallest) 178cm approx.

Lot 2085

A vintage painted wooden three-tier clothes stand / airer. 111x111x37cm.

Lot 2109

A vintage trunk with label for Burne, named to Gordon R Tysoe, 84x32x53cm, and a leather suitcase. (2).

Lot 2173

A vintage papier-mâché stick stand with painted nautical decoration. 26x44cm.

Lot 2211

A glass-top coffee table, the base being a vintage trunk. 94x35x54cm.

Lot 2313

A large vintage Kelim rug, 3 joined panels, 250 x 183cm Good vintage condition, some fading and wear. No holes or restoration. 10cm paint stain to surface of underside- does not show through.

Lot 2537

A vintage pine dresser base, with two drawers and cupboards under. 125x97x45cm.

Lot 2540

A vintage dressmaker's mannequin, indistinctly labelled. Height 165cm.

Lot 2548

A large vintage industrial green painted storage unit with twenty-four open pigeon hole compartments. 92X183X34cm. WITH THE OPTION TO PURCHASE THE FOLLOWING LOT. Good used condition. Some paint chips and oxidisation commensurate with use. Each compartment 30x22x30cm.

Lot 2549

A large vintage industrial green painted storage unit with twenty-four open pigeon hole compartments. 92X183X34cm. Good used condition. Some chips and oxidisation commensurate with age and use. Each compartment 30x22x30cm.

Lot 2570

A vintage wicker laundry basket, named Dawn & Dorset. 67x32x55cm.

Lot 2582

A vintage brown leather two-seater sofa. Overall 180x83x92cm, seat 150x48x55cm. Good condition.

Lot 2583

A vintage Japanese medical or industrial fridge. 56x97x56cm.

Lot 2584

A vintage Japanese medical or industrial fridge. 51x54x45cm.

Lot 2588

A vintage pine dressing table, with raised back, single drawer and cupboard under. 91x79x43cm.

Lot 2605

A vintage hide lampshade. 60x44cm (top diameter 36cm).

Lot 2615

A vintage French painted metal bistro table. 110x70x70cm.

Lot 2641

A large vintage industrial green painted storage unit with twenty-four pigeon hole compartments. 92x183x34cm. Good used condition. Some chips and oxidisation commensurate with age and use. Each compartment 30x22x30cm.

Lot 2642

A large vintage industrial green painted storage unit with sixteen compartments. 92x183x34cm Good used condition. Some chips and oxidisation commensurate with age and use. 45x20x30cm.

Lot 2651

A matched pair of vintage coopered oak barrels. 75x100cm. WITH THE OPTION TO PURCHASE THE FOLLOWING LOT.

Lot 2652

A matched pair of vintage coopered oak barrels. 65x96cm. WITH THE OPTION TO PURCHASE THE FOLLOWING LOT. One labelled Mendocino cooperage.

Lot 2653

A matched pair of vintage coopered oak barrels. 75x100cm. One loose band. One labelled Ramoneda Barcelona.

Lot 2664

A vintage painted wooden sign "Dental Surgeries". 77x86cm.

Lot 2665

A vintage painted wooden sign "Eat in - take away". 124x54cm.

Lot 2668

Four various vintage tools including a sickle by Swift.

Lot 2688

Five various vintage suitcases. Largest 56x20x40cm.

Lot 2698

A vintage wicker basket, marked HM. 87x70x70cm.

Lot 2699

A vintage painted metal folding garden table. 71x50x43cm.

Lot 1026

A pair of vintage, circa 1960s, custom-made checkered wool pants personally owned and worn by the legendary comedian Joan Rivers.Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Star Wares on Main.No size tags.

Lot 1033

A vintage publicity photograph of Harold Lloyd inscribed "With my sincere- / best wishes" and signed by him. 13.25 x 10 inches

Lot 1037

A vintage photograph of Douglas Fairbanks, inscribed "Very Sincerely," signed, and dated 1925 by him.Please note: The photograph exhibits significant tearing that has been repaired on the verso with tape and other materials.Accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity from JSA. 9 x 7.25 inches

Lot 1095

A pair of vintage (c. 1950s) NoIR sunglasses, personally owned by Dennis Hopper. Housed in a faded black soft NoIR case.3.25 x 6.5 x 1.5 inches (case)PROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1106

A vintage copy of a letter from Dennis Hopper to Richard Brooks, dated May 24, 1966, expressing his interest in the role of "Perry" in the director's adaptation of Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, which begins: "Dear Mr. Brooks: / It has been brought to my attention by Robert Rafelson that you might be interested in me, to play the part of Perry in 'In Cold Blood.' I know this is the most important acting role in the last ten years."In the two-page letter, Hopper details his personal connections to the role having grown up in Kansas, including his grandather's purchase of a dog from the murdered man's brother. He goes on to summarize his creative and artistic work, as well as his frustrations with the industry, concluding: "I will be grateful if you could see 'The Weeping Babboon' [sic], a DEFENDERS I starred in, which opened THE DEFFENDERS season two years ago. I would also like you to see as a second choice, 'People Who Live in Glass Houses,' which was an ARREST AND TRIAL I did last year."Though Steve McQueen was also considered for the role, ultimately Brooks would select Robert Blake to play Perry, believing that any kind of star recognition would detract from audience reception of the performance.11 x 8.5 inchesPROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1129

A vintage portable Remington Quiet-Riter typewriter owned and used by Dennis Hopper.Includes two reels for ribbon (one empty and one containing ribbon). Housed in a hard carrying case.7.5 x 14.25 x 15 inches (case)PROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1134

A vintage copy of a shooting schedule for the film Easy Rider (Columbia Pictures, 1969) dated October 12 and 14, 1967, featuring locations around Los Angeles and the times the shoots were to take place, including: a McDonald's in Pasadena, Pierce College, Watts Towers, and a parking lot in Beverly Hills.14 x 8.5 inchesPROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1145

An original photograph of a negative featuring Andy Warhol in profile taken by Dennis Hopper, a photo referred to in Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album -- Vintage Prints from the Sixties (Prestel, 2012).Together with a poster advertising a Dennis Hopper art exhibit at the P-Stuartrimus Galleries on La Cienega Blvd. in Los Angeles.17 x 11 inches (poster)PROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1151

A collection of vintage press clippings related to the classic film Easy Rider (Columbia Pictures, 1969) that were owned by Dennis Hopper. Included are capsule reviews, movie advertisements, full articles and gossip column mentions of Hopper and other cast members including Peter Fonda and Jack Nicholson, that were published in a variety of newspapers and magazines all over the world.Besides starring in Easy Rider, which focused on two bikers on a spiritual journey while traveling from Los Angeles to New Orleans, Hopper also directed from a screenplay he co-wrote with Fonda and Terry Southern. The film was an overwhelming success, taking in $60 million on a budget of approximately $400,000, earning multiple awards, including best first film at the Cannes Film Festival, two Academy Award nominations, and inspiring multiple counterculture-related movies. In 1998, the film was added to the United States National Film Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."  10 x 15 x 3 inches, overallPROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1170

A vintage t-shirt from Duke's Coffee Shop at the Tropicana Motel in Hollywood, California, personally owned by Dennis Hopper. The cream, cotton-blend short-sleeved t-shirt features a green, red, and black graphic that reads, "Duke's at the Tropicana - Hollywood, California," and shows a palm tree and ocean scene. No label present.Built in the 1940s, the now infamous Tropicana Motel in West Hollywood was home to Duke's Coffee Shop, a relaxed eatery with diner-style cuisine. The motel and coffee shop was an infamous hang out spot for Rock 'n' Roll musicians such as Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and Stevie Nicks, and even appeared in Andy Warhol's film Heat (Andy Warhol Factory, 1972). Size S 34-36PROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1174

A group of 10 vintage 1960s-1970s posters from the personal collection of Dennis Hopper, including: a 1965 wall calendar, Situationist International "Theses on the Commune"; Sunset Strip 1966, Disney Parade newspaper sheet, Benjamin Blom's Cityana, two copies of a New South Wales Bush Fire Committee fire prevention poster, and others.29 x 22 inches (largest)PROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1184

A pair of vintage Rolling Stone magazines featuring Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda on the cover (April 16, 1970 and May 13, 1971), personally owned by Dennis Hopper. The April issue is incomplete.12.5 x 9.25 inchesPROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

Lot 1191

A vintage three-piece outfit owned by Michelle Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas, from the collection of Dennis Hopper.The outfit includes a cream, textured cotton sleeveless top with a paneled skirt portion with side slits, a front zipper, and belt/drawstring loops, no size or label present; a matching halter top with silver-tone medallion buttons and a back zipper, no size or label present; and a pair of matching high-waisted hot shorts, with a back zipper, no size or label present. Hopper and Phillips met in 1971 on the set of Hopper's film The Last Movie (Universal Pictures, 1971), and married soon after— a union that lasted for only eight days. PROVENANCE Property from the Life and Career of Dennis Hopper

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