There are 66994 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeArt Nouveau silver topped and glass dressing table jar, Chester 1901, maker George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, the lid embossed with a stylised lady, with cut glass body, together with, an Art Deco silver and pink enamel hand mirror, Sheffield 1937 and matching brush, Sheffield 1935, maker Walker & Hall, (3)
Mixed silver, to include, cased butter dish and knife, Birmingham 1914/15, late Victorian cased set of eleven coffee spoons and sugar tongs, Birmingham 1896, cased pair of silver serving spoons by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1913, silver dressing table tray, Birmingham 1938, two George III Old English silver tablespoons, London 1802/03, various coffee spoons, silver backed dressing table items etc., total weighable silver 33.1oz, (qty)
Mixed silver, to include, Edwardian sifter ladle, Sheffield 1902, maker Walker & Hall, set of six coffeespoons, vesta case, Birmingham 1919, engraved `1914 Victorious Peace 1919`, serviette ring, Victorian condiment spoon, London 1855, George III silver spoon, London 1804, Eastern white metal cigarette case with niello decoration etc., total weight 12.2oz, (qty)
Autograph album and contents of various signatures to include, Pete Best, Sandie Shaw, Helen Shapiro, Scott Walker, Johny Kidd, Manfred Man, Pete Maclaine and the Four Just Men, The Delemeres, Petule Clarke, Tony Blackburn,The Ryan Twins etc., with original letter from Mrs Pamela Stewart who collected the signatures from the 1960`s onwards
A mixed quantity of mostly plated cutlery to include salad servers, large serving spoons, dinner knives and forks, Apostle spoons, souvenir spoons, etc together with a cased set of six silver coffee spoons with coffee bean finial handles, a single silver Walker & Hall soup spoon (silver items displayed in cabinet)
24-1/2"" IZANNAH WALKER DOLL. Fresh to the market early painted cloth doll in as-found condition on her original muslin body with separately stitched fingers and hand painted facial features. Being sold without clothing. SIZE: 24-1/2"" l. CONDITION: Poor with numerous patches to body, tears and repairs to feet. Head showing areas of paint loss and will need partial reattachment to torso. 1-14202
GOODWIN WALKER WITH CLOCKWORK CARRIAGE. A visually and aesthetically pleasing toy with an early patent date of 1867. This particular version is perhaps the nicest of several versions that were produced. Manufactured with a wooden carriage as well, this particular example is painted and stenciled tin employing vibrant coloring with a fanciful cast iron front wheel with a heart motif. This toy is wound using a key as opposed to the wooden carriage that is oftentimes ""back wound"". The body of the walking doll is elaborately designed body to simulate a person walking and as the carriage proceeds forward she would engage this ""walking method"" behind the carriage as though she were pushing it along. Various heads on the walking doll were also utilized, including papier mache, pressed linen head or china. This particular version is the patented linen head version. Seated in the carriage is a parian style all bisque girl of the same time period which was probably added at some point in time, but not original to this toy. SIZE: 12"" l x 11-1/2"" h. CONDITION: Overall condition is very good to fine. It appears that the interior yellow seat has had some minimal aged touch up. 1-13891
ALTHOF BERGMAN HORSE ON A CLOCKWORK WHEELED BASE. A large Early American tin running horse affixed to a clockwork base similar in nature to the patriotic bell toy (see Julia`s Malcolm Deisenroth Sale; 6/30/2010; Lot 3042) or to the more often seen Althof Bergman Boy on Tricycle. The toy features a brown horse attached by an A-frame armature connecting to the covered clockwork mechanism. A separate wire attached to an eccentric gear on the mechanism and the horse enables the horse to roll along on the floor in a galloping type manner. As was normal for this time period toy companies utilized all aspects of the various pieces and parts they had on hand. The front wheeled fork of this toy was used on the Goodwin Walker toy and as discussed above the clockwork mechanism was used on several different toys. Due to a lack of manufacturer catalogs/jobber sheets displaying the variety of different toys available will let collectors today often find unlisted toys that are found in attics or tucked away in old time collections such as in this case. SIZE: 10"" l x 8-1/4"" h. CONDITION: Overall very good original condition with some in-painting to red clockwork mechanism covering and re-soldering/paint touch-up to horse at the ""A""-frame/saddle area. 1-14200
HAROLD LLOYD WALKER & BELL RINGER. Classic Harold Lloyd toys from the 1920s era. When walker is wound, Harold walks forward in a shuffling motion as his facial features change from a smile to a closed mouth. The bell ringer also employs a movable face to a smile to a somber appearance. A silent film star, Harold Lloyd was portrayed in a number of tin windup toys as he was popular with both children and adults. SIZE: 11"" h and 6"" h, respectively. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Typical wear where arms strike litho body. Both toys in working condition. Small area of paint splotch on ringer`s right ear. 1-14224
LOT OF 5 WALKER TOYS. Lot includes 1) Marx B.O. Plenty, a classic 1920s-30s comic litho toy in very fine plus original condition. 2) Lindstrom sweeping black mammy in very good plus condition with heavier wear where her broom strikes her apron. 3) Barnacle Bill the sailor in fair to good condition. Lacking wing on windup mechanism. 4) Chein (?) Doughboy in good to very good and working condition. 5) Desirable German paperboy hawking newspapers. Finely lithographed and sometimes referred to as ""Who are his parents?"". Mechanism intact and appears to be working. Very good plus condition with minimal wear to shoe tips and nose. SIZE: Varies from 4"" to 8-1/2"" h. CONDITION: As stated above. 1-14231
CHEVROLET SUPER SERVICE PORCELAIN SIGN. Circa 1930s. Chevrolet 42"" diameter single-sided porcelain sign with 10 grommet holes, manufactured by Walker & Co., Signs, Detroit. SIZE: 42"" dia. CONDITION: Very good; has some brown discoloration through portions of the white porcelain; 2"" diameter chip to the yellow field. Sign would be enhanced with a thorough cleaning. 1-14147
6 x military plastic model kits, includes: Heller 1/35 Char Gepard; Trumpeter 1/35 German Geschutzwagen Tiger; Renwal Twin Forty (sealed); Airfix RAF Recovery Set; Academy WWII Ground Vehicle Set; ARII M41 Walker Bulldog. Not checked if complete, all boxed and unstarted with instructions. Together with two boxes containing constructed models/ spare kit parts.
A collection of silver items, to include: a three piece silver mounted and... A collection of silver items, to include: a three piece silver mounted and blue enamel dressing table set by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1930, the two brush handles engraved with presentation inscriptions, the hand mirror 26.5cm long; another silver mounted dressing table mirror; an Edwardian L-shaped card holder by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1909, with pierced scroll decoration, 12cm high; a silver coloured shaped circular dish, the centre embossed with a foliate swag, 7.3cm diameter; eight assorted silver spoons; a silver handled fruit knife; a silver coloured bowl, set with a coin; and a brass strut clock, 167g (5.35 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
A silver and blue guilloche enamel clock by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1927 A silver and blue guilloche enamel clock by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1927, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals and blued steel moon hands, Swiss eight day movement, with an easel back (detatched), the case 85mm diameter, in a fitted case View on dnfa.com
A silver and blue guilloche enamel clock by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1927 A silver and blue guilloche enamel clock by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1927, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals and blued steel moon hands, Swiss eight day movement, with an easel back (detatched), the case 85mm diameter, in a fitted case View on dnfa.com
A collection of silver, to include: a William IV silver twin handled trophy cup A collection of silver, to include: a William IV silver twin handled trophy cup, maker`s mark `TRS`, Birmingham 1834, with foliate scroll handles, the lower body chased with floral sprays and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 20cm high; a small trophy cup by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1923, 9.6cm high; a baluster mug by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1924, with a leaf capped double scroll handle, engraved `G.H` and on a circular stepped foot, 14cm high; a cased pair of berry spoons and a matched sifting spoon; two match box holders; and other items, 1009g (32.4 oz) View on dnfa.com
A silver baluster shaped mug by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1926 A silver baluster shaped mug by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1926, with a leaf capped double scroll handle and on a stepped circular foot, engraved with a monogram, 9.5cm high; a silver cream jug by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1912, with a leaf capped double scroll handle and on three shell and trefoil feet, 9.5cm high; a silver rectangular cigarette box by Richards & Knight, London 1973, with a wooden handle, the domed cover with a shell thumb piece and a reed and foliate border, 11.5cm long; a silver cigarette box with an engine turned cover; six square silver ashtrays by Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1935, with engine turned borders, 6.7cm wide; a silver circular bowl by Samuel Walton Smith, London 1900, 12.4cm diameter; a pierced oval dish; and a salt with two spoons, 612g (19.7 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
A collection of silver items, to include: a three piece silver mounted and... A collection of silver items, to include: a three piece silver mounted and blue enamel dressing table set by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1930, the two brush handles engraved with presentation inscriptions, the hand mirror 26.5cm long; another silver mounted dressing table mirror; an Edwardian L-shaped card holder by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1909, with pierced scroll decoration, 12cm high; a silver coloured shaped circular dish, the centre embossed with a foliate swag, 7.3cm diameter; eight assorted silver spoons; a silver handled fruit knife; a silver coloured bowl, set with a coin; and a brass strut clock, 167g (5.35 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
A collection of silver, to include: a William IV silver twin handled trophy cup A collection of silver, to include: a William IV silver twin handled trophy cup, maker`s mark `TRS`, Birmingham 1834, with foliate scroll handles, the lower body chased with floral sprays and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 20cm high; a small trophy cup by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1923, 9.6cm high; a baluster mug by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1924, with a leaf capped double scroll handle, engraved `G.H` and on a circular stepped foot, 14cm high; a cased pair of berry spoons and a matched sifting spoon; two match box holders; and other items, 1009g (32.4 oz) View on dnfa.com
A silver baluster shaped mug by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1926 A silver baluster shaped mug by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1926, with a leaf capped double scroll handle and on a stepped circular foot, engraved with a monogram, 9.5cm high; a silver cream jug by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1912, with a leaf capped double scroll handle and on three shell and trefoil feet, 9.5cm high; a silver rectangular cigarette box by Richards & Knight, London 1973, with a wooden handle, the domed cover with a shell thumb piece and a reed and foliate border, 11.5cm long; a silver cigarette box with an engine turned cover; six square silver ashtrays by Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1935, with engine turned borders, 6.7cm wide; a silver circular bowl by Samuel Walton Smith, London 1900, 12.4cm diameter; a pierced oval dish; and a salt with two spoons, 612g (19.7 oz) gross weighable View on dnfa.com
VINCENT CLARE (1855-1930) STILL LIFE WITH APPLES AND BLACK AND WHITE GRAPES ON A MOSSY BANK; STILL LIFE WITH PRIMROSES AND OTHER FLOWERS ON A MOSSY BANK a pair, both signed, 24 x 19cm (2) ++Both in finely preserved original condition, unlined and undisturbed, beneath glass in the original late 19th c giltwood and composition Florentine style frames with on the reverse the printed label of J F Walker, Nottingham
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK the brass breakarched dial signed Jno Walker Newcastle, having date aperture, subsidiary seconds dial, engraved centre, dolphin spandrels and eight day movement, the inlaid and crossbanded case with swept pediment, brass mounted and fluted pillars and breakarched door, on ogee feet, 228cm h ++Dial and movement possibly original and the case inlaid and altered in probably the late 19th or early 20th c
AN INTERESTING AND UNIQUE ITEMS OF THEATRE MEMORABILIA in the form of an enamelled SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, the hinged cover enamelled with a scene from the 1913 stage production of `Mexico` performed at the Palace Theatre, Leicester, the reverse engraved with a presentation inscription `A Souvenir Commemorative of the presence of mid the mind of Mr Fred A. Durant in keeping the Audience of Leicester Palace Theatre composed and amused during an alarming mishap on the stage on 22nd February 1913 from Oswald Stoll, Managing Director` hallmarked Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1912, 6oz. The mishap occurred two days before the opening performance of `Mexico` when workmen were preparing tanks of water each holding 2,500 gallons, 20` up at the back of the stage, the platform upon which they were placed gave way flooding the stage, orchestra pit and audience in the first rows of the stalls. The purpose of the water was to recreate a waterfall as part of the stage performance.
Loading...
