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Lot 194
TEAM ASSOCIATED; a boxed 7010 RC10 T3 RTR 1:10 scale electric off-road racing truck, assembled, with two channel stick radio remote controller, also a remote control Subaru rally car and a boxed Tamiya 1:24 Peugeot 206 WRC 2002 Winner Version kit (3).Additional InformationAll worn conditon including box, no guarantees of working order.
Lot 51
A Victorian tortoiseshell etui/spectacles case with later red velvet lined interior (lacking contents) and white metal plaque inscribed 'Presented along with a purse of sovereigns to Mr Gavin Hamilton by a number of his friends in appreciation of his integrity & obliging disposition Riccarton 5th Jany. 1866' (hinge af), and further items including a miniature base metal chamber stick, an enamelled pill box, etc. Additional InformationHinge of case af as stated, this will need attention, no longer locks, some damage around the lid and to the body with small losses, scratches, etc.
Lot 645
A Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke modelled as a gentleman leaning on a stick with his back covered in gourds, height 5.25cm, now mounted on a wooden stand, a small Japanese okimono of a gentleman holding a fish, height 6cm, a carving of two gentlemen seated before a tree, height 8.5cm and mounted on a wooden stand and a further carving of a bearded gentleman holding a double gourd, height 11cm and mounted on a stand, also three framed ivory plaques (7).
Lot 557
9 Books - Aneroid Barometers and their restoration by Philip R. Collins 1998 Hardback, Barometers Wheel or Banjo by Edwin Banfield 1985 Hardback, Barometer Aneroid and Barographs by Edwin Banfield 1985 Hardback, Antiques Barometers an industrial survey by Edwin Banfield 1976 paperback, Care and Restoration of Barometers by Philip R. Collins 1990 Paperback, Barometers by Bert Bolle 1978 Hardback, The History of the Barometer by W.E. Knowles Middleton 1964 Hardback, Barometers Stick or cistern tube by Edwin Banfield 1985 Hardback, English Barometers 1680 - 1860 by Nicholas Goodison, 1969 Hardback.
Lot 515
Alfred Dunhill - Novelty Art Deco faux cigarette lighter minaudière, Exclusive and high quality makeup/powder compact set, in the shape of a lighter, with a perfect finish and elaboration, with all over engine turned design. This piece was manufactured by the Alfred Dunhill company in 1928. It looks similar to Dunhill lighter model "Unique C", fabricated from 1925 to 1930, but in a larger measure, the cross bar stamped 'DUNHILL', the striker formed as an eye liner, the hinged arm lifting to reveal a screw top perfume with dip stick, the hinged front opening to reveal mirror and powder compartment with original puff and powder still present, the base with pull-out lipstick tube, the underside stamped, PATENT APPLIED FOR, PROV. PAT. 14444/28, 2 3/8in.(6cm.) wide. *Condition: in excellent condition, the only thing to note is the eye liner missing it's pin slide (still functional).
Lot 624
A small collection of silver and enamel hatpins, 20th century, comprising of six pins, to include a pair by Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham, 1943, the Guilloche enamel terminal disks decorated with floral sprays on white ground, together with a blue guilloche enamel version by the same maker and a further three pins to include an Art Nouveau version by Pearce & Thompson, Birmingham, 1908, one stamped 800 and one shaped as a maple leaf. *Condition: the pair with tiny flea-bite nibbles to edge of enamel, one stick soldered, the version stamped 800 with tiny fracture, overall very good.
Lot 632
An Edwardian horse measuring gadget walking stick/cane, Swaine & Adeney Ltd, London, made from birch, metal mounts, the pull out metal rod with fold out level, measuring in centimetres and hands, 27½in. (69.9cm.) long. *Condition: the fold out level section missing level, otherwise very good.
Lot 629
Aboriginal Weapons - probably 19th century, comprising of a Parrying Shield of elliptical form, incised with geometric waved/diamond cross hatch decoration and an integral handle, 36½in. (92.8cm.) long; Nulla or Waddy hardwood club with bulbous tapering end and crudely carved grip, incised with lighting strikes, 31½in. (80cm.) long; Boomerang/throwing stick of slightly curved form, decorated with bands of cross hatch and incised spears/clubs and boomerangs, slightly shaped handle, 36in. (91.5cm.) long; hardwood oar with chiselled paddle and spear end, 32¾in. (83.2cm.) long. (4) *Condition: each piece with very good aged patina, tips of some pieces slightly rutting.
Lot 636
WWI Flying Corps interest - Medals, Archive & Ephemera - Relating to 2nd Lieutenant Leslie Reed Blacking - No. 207 Squadron, an important and fascinating collection, to include medals - RAF Volunteer Reserve medal; Efficiency Reserve medal; Victory and War medals, matching miniature dress medals and bar; original issue fibre identity / Dog tag; other insignia and badges; silver mounted swagger stick; large amount of family related ephemera and possessions, to include personal letters, photograph album - containing photographs of 2nd Lieutenant Leslie Reed Blacking in uniform, various RAF aircraft to include Sopwith Camel etc; a book - 'DARKNESS SHALL COVER ME, Night bombing over the Western Front 1918' by Humphrey Wynn with original typed manuscript, a quotation from page 222, "Suddenly a German fighter appeared alongside us, the pilot wearing a pickelhaube and monocle. He looked very like Kaiser Wilhelm II and gave us a mock salute with his fingers". * The book dedication reads, "Dedicated to the gallant memory of all those who flew on the Western Front in the First World War, and especially to that of my dear friend Leslie Reed Blacking and those who served with him on NO 207 Squadron at Ligescourt in 1918".
Lot 542
A novelty Fieldings ashtray in the form of a chamber pot, 'Gest-A-Po', 'Flip Your Ashes on Old Nasty' (chip to rim), together with a Korean swagger stick with shell case finial (af), a Wangi stick, a riding crop, brass door knocker in the form of a ship, four Coalport plates and The Great Regiments commemorative album
Lot 066
Four WWII medals and matching miniatures awarded to 'Les Aldworth' (SGT) with original posting box, also his soldiers service pay book, Army No.1464821 born 1913 together with his leather gaiters, leathered stick, a brass shell case, a leather pistol holster, a Sam Brown type leather military belt, a bayonet with leather scabbard marked 'Hembrug' and a Army prayer book.
Lot 156
Helmin (Margaretha). Kunst-und Fleiss-übende Nadel-Ergötzungen; oder, neu-erfundenes Neh-und Stick-Buch. Worin dem, solche schöne wissenschafftliebendem, Frauenzimmer, allerhand, zu vielen Sachen anständige, Muster und Risse, nach der neuesten Façon, zu deren nützlichen bedienung, [with Part II. Fortgesetzter... & Part III. Continuantio...], 3 parts in one, 1st edition, Nuremberg: Johann Christoph Weigel, circa 1725, 156 copper engraved plates, 59 folding, three engraved titles within floral wreath frame, the first with armorial bookplate on verso, each part with two letterpress leaves, occasional minor toning, spotting, and edge-creasing, numerous tears and repairs, some plates trimmed and re-guarded, page block 19.5 x 31cm, modern brown half calf, gilt decorated spine with raised bands, oblong folio (Qty: 1)Margaretha Helmin (1659-1742), also known as Margaretha Helm, was a German embroiderer, teacher and skilled copper plate engraver working in Nurembuerg, who created plates of her many embroidery designs. This substantial work contains a plethora of beautiful designs, to be worked in varying techniques, for household linen and clothing, e.g. fans, shoes and slippers, gloves, stomachers, borders, night caps, jackets, neckerchiefs, muffs, neck linen, gown hems, hats, bags, aprons, tassels, saddle cloths, and book covers. This volume was purchased by Martin Orskey at Sotheby's in 1968, apart from which no other copy has been seen at auction. The V&A has a copy of the work in its collections.
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