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My Little Pony, Hasbro - Tutti Frutti Birthday Party Play Set G1. A "Tutti Frutti" pony (Marked 84) (year 4) together with a blue flower. A Birthday Party Playset/Party Gift Pack Pack Playset. Party pack contains: Cloth party banner, 1 large cake plate, a 6 slice cake, 6 candles, 6 smaller blue plates, 6 yellow cups, 6 party blowers, 4 party invites, 5 party hats, 1 balloon on a stick, 1 pin the tail on the pony game with 2 tails.
Sega Master System ii - Sega Master System ii in box with additional controller , Sonic The Hedgehog, Alex The Kid built in, RF switcher box and cable and power pack all present. Additionally included are 4 games, The Sega Light Phaser box - phaser not included and a Super Pro Zip Stick controller. Items appear boxed and in mint condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Palitoy, Action Man - A Palitoy blonde painted, hard head Action Man figure in German Stormtrooper outfit. The figure with hard hands, is marked 'Made in England by Palitoy Under License From Hasbro © 1964' to rear of torso, and has some surface marks to body appearing Good overall. The figure comes with tunic (labelled Palitoy, with square poppers), trousers, jackboots, helmet (missing decals and marked Hasbro Hong Kong inside), cartridge belt, 2 x triple cartridge sections, Luger pistol, holster, field pack, 2 x stick grenades, Schmeisser sub machine gun (with elastic strap) - outfit and accessories appear generally Good - Very Good with some minor signs of display. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
GI Joe, Hasbro - A GI Joe blonde painted 'Foreign Head' 'Action Soldiers of the World' German Soldier (Stormtrooper). The figure with hard hands is marked 'G.I. JOE ® COPYRIGHT 1964 BY HASBRO ® PAT. NO. 3,277,602 MADE IN USA' to right buttock. The figure has some general wear and marks to body, plus a stress crack at the left knee, otherwise appears to be in Very Good condition overall. The figure comes with tunic (labelled GI Joe Hong Kong with square poppers), trousers, jackboots, helmet (missing decals and marked Hasbro Hong Kong inside), cartridge belt, 2 x triple cartridge sections, Luger pistol, holster, field pack, 2 x stick grenades, Schmeisser sub machine gun (with elastic strap) - outfit and accessories appear generally Good - Very Good with some signs of display. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Takara - A Takara 'Combat Joe' 12" action figure in CHiPs (California Highway Patrol) outfit. The figure is marked 'Takara Japan' to rear of torso, and appears to be in Excellent condition. The figure comes with shirt, trousers, under shirt, jackboots, helmet, belt with night stick, pistol in holster, pouches, plus shotgun - outfit and accessories appear Excellent. The figure is housed in an unassociated GI Joe 1983 Action Marine box which appears in Very Good condition with general wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER CHATALIANE THERMOMETER CASE AND OTHER ITEMS, decorated with a scrolling foliate design with vacant cartouche, fitted with two chains to secure the cover, with safety pin, hallmark slightly rubbed, sponsors mark 'De Le Rue Ltd' London, length 110mm, a silver heart shaped scent bottle, decorated with an embossed floral pattern and vacant cartouche, screw lid with applicator stick, hallmarked Birmingham import, together with a pair of silver pepperettes, each hallmarked Birmingham one with the sponsors marks 'H&A' the other 'H&B', approximate gross weight 103.0 grams, 3.31 ozt (condition report: some tarnishing to all pieces, overall condition good)
A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a silver plated table center piece, bowl to the top suspending three other small bowls, a white metal and glass insert entree dish, candle stick, camber candlestick holder, a three piece condiment set, posy vase, a 'Viners' silver plated cream jug, a basket and a shoe box of assorted loose cutlery, trinket boxes, and two silver pill boxes each with a full silver hallmark for Birmingham import and London import, approximate gross weight 37.1 grams
A QUANTITY OF ROYAL ALBERT 'OLD COUNTRY ROSES' PATTERN GIFT WARE, comprising ten assorted mugs, one tea cup and saucer, a twin handled covered sugar bowl, a covered sugar bowl, a covered preserve pot, a vase, seven bud vases, three miniature baskets (two cracked and chipped), a bell (chipped and cracked), three trinket dishes, three lidded pots (one has missing finial), candle stick, heart shaped pot of flowers (chipped), a pomander, a miniature tea cup and saucer, a metal rimmed pill pot (cracked), four circular pin dishes, boots, swans, etc (Qty) (Condition report: mugs show signs of light use, gilt is worn on some pieces obvious damage is mentioned in description)
TWO BAR BROOCHES, A STICK PIN AND A PAIR OF STUD EARRINGS, to include an oval cut garnet bar brooch, collet set to a polished yellow metal bar unmarked, length 40mm, a yellow metal floral detailed brooch set with a small ruby, stamped 9ct, fitted with a base metal brooch pin, length 38mm, a yellow metal stick pin set with a circular cut light blue topaz, unmarked, with safety cap, together with a pair of onyx set stud earrings each stamped 9ct, one missing a scroll back, approximate gross weight 6.1 grams
TWO FOLK ART WALKING STICKS, comprising one with twisted snake, heart, anvil, etc carved stem (snakes with glass bead eyes), 90cms long and thornwood stick with carved bird handle, 127cms long (2)Provenance:'The St John Perrott Stimson Collection of Treen & British Folk Art’ Please see This Autumn: Treen & British Folk Art — Rogers Jones Co (EN)Condition Report:birds stick with cracks and chipped beak. other with minor cracks and scuffs to old varnish
Interesting collectibles to include:an early to mid 20th century circular Chinese cloisonné jar and cover decorated with an Imperial yellow five-clawed dragon; a boatswain's-style whistle; a travelling-corkscrew; a regimental swagger stick/crop by J R Gaunt, London (Brecknockshire Battalion).
RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN CHAMBER CANDLE STICK circa 1814-1826, having a dish base of unusual wide diameter, the bell-shaped nozzle with flared rim and with scrolling serpent-head handle, painted by David Evans with roses, convolvulus and speedwell within a continuous gilt foliage border, Swansea script mark to baseDimensions: 13cms diamProvenance:private collection Swansea, consigned via our Cardiff office, purchased Sotheby's Leslie Joseph Collection auction in 1992 (Lot 421), labels verso including for Manheim Collection (dealers in London and New York), label for exhibition at the Glynn Vivian exhibition 1969, loaned by Sir Leslie JosephCondition Report:wear to decoration only, light localised crazing
‡ SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA monochrome print - farmer leaning on stick in a stormDimensions: 59 x 38cmsProvenance:private collection Ceredigion, consigned via our Carmarthen office, print produced to commemorate the centenery of the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society. The image was used on the front cover of the Farming and Welsh Landscape exhibitionCondition Report:framed and glazed
‡ SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA original run poster - standing farmer leaning on stick with poetry by John 'Ceiriog' Hughes (1832-1887), 'Aros Mae'r Mynyddau Mawr', a Welsh language poem regarding the enduring mountains standing through changing timesDimensions: 75 x 50cmsProvenance:private collection Carmarthenshire, consigned via our Carmarthen officeCondition Report:framed and glazed
A vintage Omega De Ville gold plated gentleman's wristwatch, model 511.0379, designed by Andrew Grima, rectangular gold minimalist dial, black stick hands, cal. 620, serial 32430615, on a brown crocodile skin strap, case 24 by 32mm.Notes: in working condition, winds and hands set well, runs across 30min test, however Batemans cannot guarantee its continued operation.
A vintage Omega De Ville gold plated gentleman's wristwatch, rectangular silvered dial with gold and black index batons, black stick hands, date aperture, on a black perforated strap, case 31 by 37mm.Notes: in working condition, winds and hands set well, runs across 30min test, however Batemans cannot guarantee its continued operation.
A group of three Victorian stick pins, comprising a 9ct gold pin, with crescent moon and five pointed star design, set with pink stones and seed pearls, 52.5mm long, boxed, an unmarked gold pin, with a hemispherical clear glass cabochon centred by a small ruby, and with pale blue enamel border, 71mm long, boxed, and a yellow metal pin set with a small sapphire, 3mm, surrounded by ten diamonds, 49.5mm, total combined weight 6.2g. (3)
A group of twelve brooches, buttons and a stick pin, 18th century and later, including a Roman bust cameo brooch, 3.0cm, a brooch set with agate in a gilt metal mount, 6.0cm wide, two small Georgian memento mori brooches, and white metal military Ypres brooch, total combined weight 68.4g. (1 bag)
A group of nine early 20th century and later gold and yellow metal stick pins, including an 18ct gold pin with cat and pearl surmount, 2.7g, 6cm long, a yellow pin with metal dagger style top inset with small rubies and diamonds, 1.9g, 8cm long, together with seven other yellow metal pins, grossing 7.8g. (9)
A group of George VI and later silver, including a silver propelling pencil, Johnson, Matthey & Co. London 1946, 0.81toz, 12cm long, a swizzle stick, Whitehill Silver Co. Birmingham 1989, 0.2toz, 8cm long, a silver cased electric flashlight, Whitehill Silver Co. London 1992, 1.3toz, 8.3cm long, a silver cased egg timer, together with a white metal hip flask. (1 bag)
Sony PlayStation Console & Additional Controllers and Light Gun. This lot contains the original grey Sony PlayStation console, two official controllers, one third party controller, a Mad Catz 4-player multitap, the Gamester light gun, Pro Shock Arcade Stick, Ultra Racer controller, official manual and 5 official demo disks. The console and accessories are fully working and in excellent condition.
BOXED CRIMEA MEDAL TO ROBT LEEDER 4TH FOOT died at Scutari; before he died, he sent home two graphic letters, transcribed below. Alma and Inkermann. Officially impressed with the original box of issue. Condition EF.Robert Leeder was a native of Norfolk. While serving with the 4th Foot in the Crimea, he sent the below letters home, published in the 'Norfolk News':The 18th of November 1854, Norfolk news.Brother and Sister—Your most welcome letter was brought to me in the trenches last night at ten o'clock, and if I did not pass a joyful night, I at least passed a cheerful one after reading it by the light of a burning stick. I was glad to hear you were all in good health. I am most thankful to God that I am, and still am, spared amidst the work of death that is continually going on around me. I have deferred writing longer than I should have done, wishing to give you some decisive information, but as your letter assures me you are all most anxious to hear from me, I thought it better to write at once. Sebastopol is still in the hands of the Russians, and we find it fully deserves the name it has of being the strongest fortification in the world. This is the twelfth day we have been bombarding it, both night and day. We have set it on fire in several places on several occasions, but the resources of the besieged seem to be inexhaustible, for as fast as we set it on fire, they extinguish it, and the works we demolish during the day, they repair at night. We should have carried the place by storm long ago, but the whole place is undermined, and it is said to be the determination" of Prince Menschikoff, rather than it should fall into the hands of the allies, to blow himself, his army' and the place into the air. This is what is deterring our Commander-in-Chief from storming it, but it is believed that it will have to be done. They have 700 guns pointing towards the land and 800 towards the sea. A most harassing life it is. I have not had an hour's sleep except amidst the roar of artillery and musketry since the siege commenced. You would scarcely credit that last night after I received your letter, I slept soundly for four hours between two 68-pounders that were firing without intermission, so much for fatigue. We remain 24 hours in the trenches at a time; we are then replaced by others, return to our tents just out of the range of guns, and cook and recruit our exhausted strength. I have no idea when Sebastopol will fall but fall it must, and will for a certainty, for we will never leave it now till we take it. We are very much annoyed by a body of Russians in our rear. They make night attacks, which make it very harassing to our men. When we snatch a sleep, it is with loaded rifles in our hands. I wish you had sent me a newspaper with an account of the Alma battle in it. We had ten wounded in our regiment—five have since died. Some regiments suffered much more. We were fighting in skirmishing order with their light troops; those who fought in line suffered most. I have just heard that letters do not go away before tomorrow, so I shall write no more today. The 27th of October.—Still the same—l am finishing this in the greatest possible hurry: kind love to everybody that inquires for me - our own family in particular. Goodbye: God bless you all; I am sure you will be glad to hear I have got promotion, with a promise of further advancement if I live. I must now conclude and remain your most affectionate brother,"ROBERT LEEDER, Corporal. Grenadier Company, King's Own Regiment." Sebastopol' A letter he sent home to his sister, published in the Norfolk News on the 6th of January 1855:'A Letter from a Norfolk Soldier. Before Sebastopol, the 2nd of December, 1854. My dear Brother and Sister, I am still spared to write once more, but I cannot boast any longer of buoyant hopes and cheerful prospects. Neither can I say a word of my good health, for the winter has set in with extreme severity, and we are neither clothed, nor housed, nor fed for it. We are in tents when off duty, but they are afloat, and we have to lay down in mud with nothing but a blanket. I need scarcely say the men are dying by hundreds. I have had wet clothes on for the last week. Today, thank God, there is some prospect of the rain abating. There is no blame to be attached to any of the authorities, for our present condition is to be entirely ascribed to unfortunate events. We should have had an abundance of warm clothing; but after the ships arrived here safely and were anchored in Balaklava harbour, about 5 miles from this place—whence we get all our supplies—a hurricane came on and drove them from their anchorage out to sea where they were wrecked. In addition to this, about 2,000,000 rounds of ammunition were lost, which was the greatest loss of all as well as £200,000 for the troops. With regard to any prospect of a termination of the siege, there is none, for the enemy just keep up as good a fire as they did the first day, and the army in the rear has received reinforcements and still continues to menace us; but we are also receiving large reinforcements both from France and England. Poor fellows, I pity the men that arrive on this scene of misery and hardship. They frequently die while on duty; it is but too common to find from six to eighteen dead from disease, besides those who may be killed by the enemy, which amounts to a number daily. I fear this gloomy letter will put you in bad spirits, for which I am extremely sorry, but indeed, it is but a faint picture of the sad reality. I am suffering from dysentery and general debility, brought on by having wet feet for days and nights together, for all our boots are worn out, and the supply lost. However, I don't despair, but with God's help, I may outlive the severities of a Russian winter; but l am scarcely a shadow of my former self, and that bright star, hope, at cheers us under our greatest troubles, is almost extinct within us, so far as this world is concerned; but we have yet a cheering confidence that if it is God's will that we are not to return to our native land once more to embrace those who are near and dear to us, we shall meet them again in a brighter and happier world. My dear sister, I should have written before, for well, I know you are all anxious about me, but, believe me, I have not had time. We are constantly on duty, seldom having time to make ourselves any warm drink, and we are obliged to eat raw pork or beef and biscuit. I hope you will write more frequently to me, for it is the only thing to cheer me; and do be kind enough to send me the News of the World if you can, but you must put two stamps on it. Pray give my kindest love to my dear parents, &c., &c. I fear you will not be able to read this, for I am shivering with the ague, and sitting up to my ankles in mud. God bless you all, and believe me to remain your most affectionate brother,ROBERT LEEDER, Corporal, 4th King's Own Regiment'Six days after the last letter was published, Robert sadly died at Scutari of dysentery.
Assorted Mid 20th Century Costume Accessories, comprising a Good Year 'Stick on Soles and Heels' card advertising signpair of Holmes Kumf-ees patent green suede and snakeskin trimmed wedge sandals with ankle straps, and original paper advertpair of Rayne navy blue heels with contrast white stitchingMitzi Lorenz London green straw hat, grey and pink 'swirled' feather hat, another in blue feathersWebron Model brown net 'hairspray' style hat, another in blue with white trims, straw boater with black ribbon trim, Wolsey stockings in original box and various glovespair of leather and fur gloves, fur stole and white rabbit fur collar, mink stole(one box)Private Collection of a Shropshire Lady
Jean Paul Gaultier Scent and Toiletries; comprising three gift sets including Le Male Christmas Tin with eau de toilette 75ml and shower gel; another with Le Male eau de toilette 75ml and deodorant stick; Le Male tin enclosing a Breton striped wash bag, eau do toilette 75ml, deodorant and shampoo (3)

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