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Lot 292

A COALBROOKDALE STYLE CAST IRON STICK STAND 62cm high 47cm wide

Lot 356

A BRASS STICK BAROMETER, DAVIS, BOSTON in a glazed wooden case, overall 107cm high.

Lot 6

***LOCATED AT GRESLEY****A collection of furniture, including Straw seat early 20th Century bedroom chair, Edwardian kidney shaped tray, stick chair, wine table and a leatherette topped box

Lot 1165

A conch pearl stick pin, the pink conch pearl is 10mm high, on twisted gold stickpin, 7cm high total Condition report:  Pale pink conch pearl with attractive flame structure. The pearl with some abrasion/wear, which is not visible when the pin is being worn. Some adhesive visible to the base of the pearl.

Lot 1161

A diamond-set gold stick pin, the old circular-cut diamond weighing 1.07cts in gold, 6.8cm high Condition report:  Diamond low colour and estiamted as SI2. Mount with some porosity and a couple of areas of repair. Diamond unscrews for attachment to another pieces of jewellery.

Lot 1384

A George III mahogany stick barometer, the silvered dial inscribed N. Ortelly, Macclesfield, 96cm high, c.1800

Lot 1646

A Victorian Neo-Gothic oak stick barometer, 10cm ivorine register inscribed: J. Hughes, 21 & 22 London St., City & Ratcliffe, and flanked by a pair of Dry and Wet Bulb thermometers, architectural pediment above a pierced and carved frieze centred by a quatrefoil, foliate apron, 108cm long, c. 1860James Hughes was a fashionable carver and gilder who worked from 16, Queen Street, Ratcliff Cross, London, and founded a dynasty which survived the 19th century. He was working up until 1822. Ratcliff Cross was just east of the City, in Poplar, now marked by Ratcliff Cross St., E1.

Lot 1221

A 19th century elm and ash Windsor elbow chair, arched stick back, serpentine arms, saddle seat, turned legs, H-stretcher, 91cm high, stamped JB19, Thames Valley, c.1850

Lot 1302

A brass bound coopered oak walking stick stand, printed in polychrome, with a coat of arms, 62cm high, 34cm wide

Lot 224

A Victorian silver chamber stick, half-fluted campana sconce, figural S-scroll handle, domed base with beaded border and chased wioth a band of flowers and textured panels, 9.5cm diam, Charles Thomas & George Fox, London 1849

Lot 1809

Theodore Alexander - a Victorian style circular walking stick stand, brass restraint with four cane sections, dished base, lion paw feet, 62cm high

Lot 1748

An early 19th century ivory and malacca walking stick, the well-carved allegorical grip as the god Pan seated within a sylvan leafy archway, above an acanthus scroll frieze, chased ferule, the malacca shaft of small juvenile proportion, softwood walking tip, 75cm long, c. 1830

Lot 1291

A 19th century silver-mounted ivory and malacca gentleman's walking stick, the shaped handle boldly carved with a hand holding a trailing chain, possibly an allegory of mourning, above a leafy scroll frieze, long ivory tip, 89cm long, c. 1860

Lot 1453

A late 19th century gentleman's novelty walking stick, the ivorine handle as a greyhound, two-tone hardwood shaft, brass walking tip, 95.5cm long, c. 1900

Lot 251

A William IV Rococo Revival silver chamber stick, detachable nozzle, acanthus-capped scroll handle, dished base, leafy scroll borders, 10.5cm diam, R & S Garrard & Co, London 1836, 5.75oz

Lot 1279

A 19th century oak stick barometer, the paper dial inscribed, Lewis Casartelli, Liverpool, 91cm high

Lot 402

Four German Alpine walking sticks, bearing badges of German towns, together with an ash stick, carved to the handle with a fish. (5)

Lot 127

A Lladro porcelain figure of a crane, modelled standing against rushes and flowers, 29cm high., together with a figure of a girl in a nightgown holding a chamber stick, 20cm high., and another of a boy in a nightgown stretching and yawning, 21cm high. (AF). (3)

Lot 21

A Northern Mozambique chief's ebony walking stick, with ivory banded and dot inlay, carved with a bust profile, 99cm high.

Lot 321

The Acme Thunderer Whistle with string Lanyard. This small but very shrill whistle has been a favourite of trainers for years. With its fluctuating frequency, it is easily heard even in strong winds. Fitted with a no-stick pea, it will work after complete immersion in water and is unaffected by rainstorms and harsh weather. Comes with a simple lanyard. Nickel-plated brass.

Lot 100

A reproduction stained wood stick stand with turned supports and carrying handle, drip tray to rectangular base and on turned feet, 66 x 31 x 23cm. CONDITION REPORT Some paint splashes to base in one corner, otherwise good

Lot 95

An Ercol dark stained beech stick-back settee, for restoration, width 130cm.

Lot 24

A 19th century elm seated Windsor stick-back armchair with pierced splat, on turned legs united by crinoline stretcher and another similar Windsor chair (2).

Lot 281

A quantity of ceramics to include a Victorian-style blue and white porcelain umbrella stand, a quantity of blue and white ware, a Victorian moulded jardinière with stand in brown and cream glaze, a porcelain samovar with metal tap, etc. CONDITION REPORT The stick stand has hairline fracture and rim chip, the hairline runs down, round and back to opposing rim with further chips. The jardiniere is crazed throughout with various chips and cracks. There are too many items in this lot to provide a condition report for each piece.

Lot 247

A 19th century walking stick with ivory handle and stained sectional vertebrae body (possibly shark) and ivory tip, length 85cm

Lot 34

A 19th century mahogany stick stand with double single division, lyre sides with bobbin turned spindles and tin drip tray, height 75cm. CONDITION REPORT Replacement tray that doesn't sit flush. Knocks and scratches all over, one joint slightly coming apart at base.

Lot 634

A George VI hallmarked 9ct gold swizzle stick/cocktail stirrer, engine turned body and plain slide collar, maker WM Ltd, Birmingham 1944, length 8cm, combined approx 7.8g.

Lot 125

A Lloyd Loom style white painted tub chair and a similar blue painted child's version, a white painted stick-back dining chair and a mid-20th century upholstered piano stool with lift-up top (4).

Lot 617

A late Victorian 15ct yellow gold stick pin with crescent set with turquoise and seed pearls. CONDITION REPORT Appears to be in good condition, some minor scratches.

Lot 346

Various copper and brass ware comprising a helmet-form coal scuttle, bed pan, oil can, planter with lion head ring handles, three pans in a hot iron stand and a chamber stick (9).

Lot 51

KRAWATTENNADEL 585/000 Gelbgold mit Perle. L.6cm, Brutto ca. 3g A TIE PIN 585/000 yellow gold with pearl. 6 cm long, gross weight approximately 3 grams. Keywords: jewellery, gems, jewels, accessories, jewelry, Schmuck, 14 ct, 14 carat, 14 C, 14 kt, 14 karat, 14 K, noble metal, pearls, pearl jewellery, tiepin, tie-pin, stickpin, breast-pin, stick-pin, stick pin, breast pin

Lot 166

An autographed production-used clapperboard from Tom Holland's horror film Child's Play. Used by the "A" camera unit during filming, the slate is made of acrylic with a wooden clapper stick affixed to the top. The production company "United Artist" [sic] and film title "Child's Play" run along the top in red and black letters. Outlined boxes divide the slate into fields for roll, scene and take, two of which still feature written details. The names of director Tom Holland and Director of Photography Bill Butler feature near the bottom, and the clapperboard is autographed by Holland in black marker, with the message "Wanna Play!" The clapper displays signs of production use, including scuffing on the arm, light scratches, dirt marks, and tape remnants on the back. Dimensions: 3.5 cm x 28 cm x 24.5 cm (1 1/4" x 11" x 9 1/2")Estimate: £2,000 - 3,000 M 

Lot 213

A BBC Exhibition Dalek from the promotion of the revived BBC sci-fi series Doctor Who. This version of the iconic alien was created for the BBC by Specialist Models, who were contracted to build two new models at the end of 2004. The outer shell of this Dalek was originally gold-coloured, and was subsequently refurbished and repainted black for the Doctor Who Up Close exhibition, held in several locations across the UK.The full-size model is constructed from a combination of cast resin and fibreglass, with grill detailing around the neck and hemispheres on the skirt. The body is predominantly black with a silver-coloured metal eye stalk, gun stick and an extendable plunger rod. A small switch is present on the rear of the dome that controls the eye stalk's blue light, and the two dome lights illuminate when the switch of its cabelled hand controller is pressed. The lights are powered by a 12v battery within the neck cage. The model is accompanied by an additional functional remote control box (powered by 8 AA batteries) and power unit, used to control the dome section's rotation, which was achieved via radio control servos. The Dalek displays scuffing on the base from previous handling and there is notable scratching and paint wear on the right side of the body, revealing the original gold-coloured paint. Dimensions: 125 cm x 95 cm x 165 cm (49 1/4" x 37 1/2" x 65")Contains electronics: see electronics notice in the Buyer's Guide.Special shipping required; see special shipping notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £7,000 - 9,000 M

Lot 312

A hero George Gremlin puppet from Joe Dante's comedy-horror sequel Gremlins 2: The New Batch. George appeared several times during the film, most notably in the scenes in which he terrorised cooking show, "Microwave with Marge" and in the toy store where he smoked a cigar and tortured Gizmo. This puppet was used in scenes where the upper body was prominently featured and needed to include head and facial movement. The puppets were designed and created by Academy Award® winner Rick Baker and his team at Cinovation Studio. Made of foam latex over a metal-and-resin armature, the Gremlin features acrylic eyes and claws, as well as George's signature sinister snarl. George includes disabled puppetry mechanisms which were used by the puppeteers on set. Included is a wire-and-toggle stick which once controlled the eyes and eyelids. These have been disabled to protect the longevity of the puppet. The Gremlin also features a tube labelled "Smoke Tube", which would have been used when George was seen smoking a cigar. The puppet has been sympathetically restored by Brian Penikas (a member of the Creature Crew) and his team at Make-Up and Monsters Studios. It is presented on its original painted stand, and the original label has been preserved. The label describes the puppet as "Secondary foreground, George #3" and includes a list of attributes. Due to age and production use, George shows some wear, including cracks to the foam-latex skin. Dimensions: 30.5 cm x 40.5 cm x 76 cm (12" x 16" x 30")Special shipping required: see special shipping notice in the Buyer's GuideEstimate: £8,000 - 10,000 M 

Lot 375

Justin Hammer's (Sam Rockwell) watch, lolly sticks and ID badge from Jon Favreau's superhero sequel Iron Man 2. Hammer wore his watch throughout the film and sucked on a lollipop while he discussed upgrading the Mark II armour's weapons with James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) and General Meade (Eric L. Haney). His ID was not ultimately seen on screen, but Hammer Industries employees wore similar style IDs.Made of stainless steel, the Franck Muller watch features a black square face with faux-silver numbers. The plastic ID shows an image of Rockwell in the role of Hammer and several employment details printed in black to the right. A chip-like sticker is situated below. There are remnants of red candy at the top of the three used paper lolly sticks. The lot exhibits minor scratches and wear from production use. Dimensions (Watch): 9 cm x 3.5 cm x 2 cm (3 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 3/4"); (Lolly stick): 8 cm x 0.3 cm x 0.3 cm (3 1/4" x 1/4" x 1/4"); (ID): 8.5 cm x 5.5 cm x 0.1 cm (3 1/2" x 2 1/4" x 1/4");Contains mechanical components; see mechanical components notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £1,000 - 1,500 M

Lot 518

A set of Stephen Forrest-Smith hand-drawn storyboards from the production of Stephen Sommers' action adventure The Mummy. Consisting of 72 storyboards, the set depicts Ardeth Bay (Oded Fehr) and his group of Medjai warriors attacking the campgrounds, including the moment he came face to face with Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) holding a stick of dynamite.The storyboards are rendered in pencil with ink outlining, and the images are stuck together with tape to form 27 sheets. Each drawing is labelled "Sc 49", with a brief description, notes on camera angles, and some display arrows directing the action as it would appear in shot. The lot exhibits signs of production use, including minor edge wear, light creasing, pencil smudging and Tippex applied to one sheet. Dimensions (larger sheets): 46.5 cm x 29.5 cm (18 1/4" x 11 1/2"); (smaller sheets): 33.5 cm x 30 cm (13 1/4" x 11 3/4")Sold without copyright; see copyright notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £600 - 800 M

Lot 33

A gold and silver, diamond and ruby, horseshoe ring, a row of graduated alternating Swiss and eight cut diamonds, and circular mixed cut rubies, claw set in silver to the horseshoe-shaped head. Later mounted to split shoulders and a 'D' section shank. Tested as approximately 9ct gold, 3.07g.Finger size QCondition report: Horseshoe later converted, possibly from a stick pin.One of the rubies at a slight angle in setting, but still secure.Some tarnish to the silver head.Surface marks/scratches to mount.

Lot 376

A 9ct gold single stone citrine ring, an oval mixed cut citrine, claw set to pierced lozenge gallery, with trifurcated shoulders and a plain shank, London 1974, citrine 23.1 x 17.0 x 11.4mm, 9.83g.Finger size K-L (approximately)Condition report: The pavilion of the citrine extends below the bottom of the collet. As such, the ring does not sit on a wheatsheaf stick and so accurate measurement of the finger size is not possible. The ring has been estimated as approximately K-L in size.Some nibbles to the girdle edge and keel line of the citrine.Very minor abrasions to crown facet junctions, visible under 10x magnification, not visible with the naked eye.Shank slightly thinner at base.Surface marks to mount.Stone not sitting properly in claws on one side, but still secure in setting.

Lot 426

A gold garnet stick pin, with four square step cut garnets set to the off-set square finial, with pin, tested as approximately 18ct gold, 2.14g, together with a single row agate bead necklace, with spherical agate beads, strung on wire, to silver side lever clasp, 435mm long (2)

Lot 61

A Late Victorian/Edwardian Four Division Brass and Iron Stick Stand with Vase Finial, 68cm high

Lot 809

Four Rolex spoons and a Rolex stick pin

Lot 91

A Georgian lady's parasol, with silver topped handle modelled as a rabbit's head, London 1929, on a bamboo stick with red fabric AF

Lot 503

An Arts and Crafts oak bench, shaped end supports united by a pegged stretcher 117cm x 29cm x 45cm sold together with a 19th Century mahogany tripod table 50cm diameter 71cm high and an oak stick stand

Lot 338

A Massim walking stick of the Trobriand Islands Papua New Guinea, and an Ivory Coast Senufo mask walking stick measuring 102cm in length. (2)

Lot 190

A Continental pottery stick or umbrella stand c1900 taking the form of a heron eating a fish, height 81cm, AF with damage to the top of the basket

Lot 5230

Gerry Anderson's Dick Spanner The Human Cannonball - A suitcase and dynamite stick as seen in the episode on numerous occasions, 10 x 8 cm. Provenance: From the Julian Bell Collection. All lots will be supplied with Certificate of Authenticity signed by Ewbank's Auctioneers. No copyright is assigned with this item.

Lot 272

TWO VINTAGE STICK STANDS

Lot 257

MODERN ORIENTAL STICK STAND, 47CM HIGH

Lot 205

VINTAGE LACROSSE STICK, 44CM LONG

Lot 524

EARLY 20TH CENTURY STICK BACK CARVER CHAIR

Lot 289

MODERN DINING SUITE COMPRISING A LIGHT WOOD TABLE AND FOUR STICK BACK CHAIRS

Lot 603

Four early 20th century Japanese sectional ivory figures, tallest 14cmCONDITION: Man with stick - with vertical split at forehead, split close to his left ear which has been camouflaged with sepia stain, his left shoulder joint not tight, his left hand secured to stick with glue residue, further splits to his left shin, right shin, further glue reinforcement at base of stick joining stick to base.Tallest figure - joint at left shoulder slightly open, not serious, vertical split to her face, right sideSmaller figure detached from base, right hand formerly held something, now lackingBoth smaller female figures - parasols detached.

Lot 160

A 19th century Windsor elm and ash stick back elbow chair

Lot 237

A Victorian oak stick barometer, height 100cm

Lot 853

Seven assorted Edwardian gem set stick pins including 18ct and seed pearl, gross 2 grams, 14k and opal, gross 1.5 grams, four yellow metal including diamond set and micro mosaic set, gross 6.9 grams and a gilt metal pin.CONDITION: 14k has bent pin. 18ct has two tiny seed pearls missing. Mosaic pin is missing a drop??

Lot 602

BOX CONTAINING CHAMBER STICK, LEATHER BOUND TRAVEL HIP FLASK, GLASS PAPER WEIGHT, BLACK FORREST STYLE BEAR DISPLAY ETC

Lot 398

OAK ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE STICK STAND WITH VARIOUS STICKS

Lot 128

A YELLOW METAL DIAMOND SET STICK PIN, of a flower shape design, with a star set rose cut diamond, within a rope twist and beaded surround, stamped 15ct, length 55mm, approximate gross weight 1.9 grams (Condition Report:- overall condition good, some discolouration to the safety cushion)

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