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Gilbert Baitson 389-395 Anlaby Road Hull Antiques, Fine Art and Collectibles Yorkshire HU3 6AB United Kingdom Started Nov 18, 2015 10:30Am GMT Gilbert Baitson 389-395 Anlaby Road Hull Antiques, Fine Art and Collectibles Yorkshire HU3 6AB United Kingdom Started Nov 18, 2015 10:30am GMT Lot Description 1 Collection of Diecast Cars 1A 14" Steiff Teddy Bear 1B 2 Keepsake Teddy Bears 1C 3 Bears of Bottesford Teddy Bears 1D Cotswold Teddy Bear 1E Large Gund Teddy Bear 1F 4 Various Size Dean Teddy Bear 1G Collection of Various Teddy Bears 2 Collection of Diecast Dinky - Corgi & Other Toys 3 Ertl European Classic Mercedes Benx 4 Sal Brass Bugatti Tipo 44 5 Munro International Football Game Circa 1960's 6 Horby Flying Scotsman Locomotive & Various Coaches 7 Collection of Lledo Days Gone By Boxed & Unboxed Vehicles 8 12 Boxed Corgi Miniatures 9 8 Boxed Various Diecast Vehicles 10 4 Boxed Corgi Eddie Stobart Vehicles 11 Corgi Classic Scammell Highwayman Tanker & Corgi Classic AEC 4 Wheel Flatbed 12 Corgi Nigel Rice Curtain Sided Lorry 13 Boxed Corgi Volvo Chemicals Tanker 14 Boxed Corgi Renault Premium Curtain Sider 15 Boxed Corgi ERF Tanker 16 Boxed Corgi Guinness ERF Curtain Side 17 Boxed Corgi ERF Curtain Side R G Bassett 18 Boxed Corgi Bedford Removal Van & Boxed Corgi ERF Short Wheel Based Lorry 19 4 Boxed Corgi Vehicles 20 Boxed Corgi Modern Truck Vehicle Depicting Heineken Cold Filtered Beer 21 Corgi Classics Walls AEC Refrigerated Box Trailer Set 22 3 Boxed Corgi Weetabix Vehicles 23 Quantity of Scalextric Vehicles 24 4 Scalextric Turtle Vehicles 25 2 Scalextric Spiderman Vehicles 26 Batman & The Joker Scalextric Vehicles 27 Large Quantity of Vintage & Other Scalextric Controllers 28 Large Quantity of Scalextric Track & Associated Fittings 29 Tray of 00 Gauge Railway Wagons 30 Collection of 00 Gauge Railway Coaches 31 Tray containing Older Dinky Toys etc 32 Tray containing Lead Circus & Farm Animals 33 Tray containing Lead Farm Animals 34 Tray containing Lead Soldiers - Cowboys & Indians etc 35 Quantity of Old Meccano 36 Tray containing Scalextric Lorrys & Cars 37 Tray containing Various Scalextric Sports Cars 38 Tray containing Various Scalextric Formula 1 Cars 39 Tray containing Various Scalextric Formula 1 Cars 40 Tray containing Various Scalextric Mini Rally Cars 41 Tray containing Various Scalextric Mini Metro Cars 42 Tray containing Various Scalextric Rally Cars 43 3 Vintage Triang Scalextric Racing Cars 44 6 Triang Scalextric Motor Racing Cars 45 Vintage Scalextric Ferrari & AC Cobra 46 Vintage Triang Scalextric Ferrari GT Austin Healey & Jaguar 47 Vintage Scalextric Sunbeam Tiger Ferrari GT & AC Cobra 48 4 Boxed Scalextric Formula 1 Cars Numbers 2 x CC127 - CC123 - CC120 49 3 Boxed Scalextric Formula 1 Vehicles - CC123 - C023 & C051 50 4 Boxed Scalextric Formula 1 Vehicles 51 3 Boxed Vintage Scalextric Formula 1 Vehicles 52 4 Boxed Vintage Scalextric Formula 1 Vehicles 53 2 New Boxed Scalextric Vehicles - Mercedes CLK Racer & Mitsubishi Lancer 54 2 New Boxed Scalextric Vehicles - Ford GT & TVR Speed 12 55 Micro Scalextric Racing Kit 56 Boxed Scalextric Super Speed Racing Kit 57 Boxed Scalextric Accessory Set 58 Boxed Scalextric Micro International Rally Set 59 Boxed Ascot Scalextric Racing Set 60 2 New Boxed Electric Vehicles - Mclaren MP4 & Dallara Indycar 61 5 Scalextric Motorbike & Side Car Vehicles 62 2 Boxed Scalextric Vehicles - Skoda Fabia WRC & VW Beetle Blue 63 2 New Boxed Scalextric Vehicles - Ford GT 40 Mark 2 & Porsche GT 1 64 2 Boxed Scalextric Vehicles - Ferrari GTO & Ford Capri 3 Litre S 65 2 Boxed Scalextric Vehicles - Saudia Leyland Williams & Porsche with Lights 66 2 Boxes of Diecast Vehicles 67 4 Vintage Teddy Bears 68 Tray of Collectable Corgi & Dinky Toys 69 Tray of Collectable Corgi & Dinky Toys 70 5 Boxed Burago Cars & 1 Unboxed 71 Boxed Corgi Past & Present Guinness Wagons 72 Boxed Corgi DAF 95 Curtain Side Trailer & Boxed Corgi Bedford Box Van 73 4 Boxed Various Diecast Cars 74 Boxed Corgi Limited Edition Diamond 620 Semi Skirted Tanker 75 Boxed Corgi Limited Edition Mac B Series Rear Mount Ladder Fire Engine 76 Boxed Limited Edition Diamond T980 Ballas Plus Gurder Trailer and Nodding Derrick 76A Metal Sculpture in the form of Predator 77 Complete Set of The Official James Bond Car Collections 78 Collection of Hardbacked Books Relating to The Second World War Aircraft etc 79 Collection of Hardbacked Books on The History of WW1 & WW2 80 Collection the WW2 Illustrated Encyclopedias 81 Antique Rocking Horse 82 Harley Davidson Sporta Roadmaster Pedal Cycle 83 Collection of Older Books 84 Large Collection of Wisden Cricketers Almanacs 85 Collection of Enamel Kitchenware - Pine Bed Board etc 86 Ammunition Box - Candle Sticks etc 87 Large Quantity of Plated Cutlery 88 Pair of Leather Jack Boots 89 Pair of Leather Jack Boots 90 2 Cased Sets of Binoculars 91 Pipe Rack and Various Pipes 92 Vintage Set of Scales & Weights 93 Oak Miniature Whiskey Barrel 94 Boxed Set of Webb Handcut Crystal Glasses 95 2 Treen Tobacco Jars 96 Plated Tray - Tea & Coffee Pot 97 Silver Plated Tea Pot - Coffee Pot - Water Pot & Tray 98 Roberts Radio 99 Papier-mâché Jewellery Box 100 3 Cased Sets of Cutlery 101 Oak Mantle Clock 102 Selection of Plated Goblets - Tankards etc 103 Woodford Onyx Marble Mantle Clock 103A Carlton Ware Guinness Toucan 104 Cased Set of Binoculars 105 First World War Set of Binoculars & Cased Set of Opera Glasses 106 Chinese Style Vase 107 Amethyst Crystal Cluster Mantle Clock 108 Ducal Edwardian Jug & Bowl 109 Mathmos Lava Lamp 110 Pair of Vintage Cut Glass Decanters 111 Boxed Art Deco Dressing Table Set 111A Bone French Dip Pen and Letter Opener 112 2 Boxed 44 Piece Cutlery Sets 113 Cream Enamel 1950's Heater Lamp 114 Victorian Mahogany Church Wall Candle Holder 115 Collection of Adolf Hitler Stamps 116 Paddington Bear 117 Leather Boxed Metal Napoleon Chess Set 118 Opaque Ceiling Lamp 119 Vintage Soldering Iron 120 Beswick Palm Tree Jug 121 Quantity of Mid Winter Dinnerware 121A Pair of Vintage Walking Sticks 122 Edwardian 18 Piece Tea Service 123 Lamp in the Shape Tortoise 123a ??? 124 Record Number 071 Router Plane 125 Art Deco Table Lamp 126 2 Pairs of French Silver Metal Cased Glasses 127 Retro Ceiling Lamp 128 3 Pairs of Vintage Lady's Gloves 129 African Antelope Skin with Elephant Drawing 130 17 Flags of The World 131 Large Quantity of 70's - 80's & 90's Gents Magazines 132 Olympus Camera Kit 133 Canon Camera Kit 134 Pentax Camera Kit 135 Set of Rollei Camera Books 136 2 Cased Sets of Binoculars & Various Cameras - Lenses etc 137 4 Morse Code Tappers 138 2 Kukri Knives in Sheaths & Reproduction Pistol 139 3 Large Blue & White Meat Plates 140 Collection of Brass Stair Rods & Copper Art Deco Stair Carpet Grips 141 2 Vintage Dog Door Stops 142 Art Deco Treen Table Lamp 143 Vintage 8 String Balalaika 144 Vintage 8 String Mandolin 145 Art Deco Treen Table Lamp 146 Vintage Violin with Bow in Case 147 Rosetti Series 5 Trumpet 148 Zenith Brass Trumpet 149 Treen Cigarette Dispenser & Case 150 Bronze German Band Sign Entitled " Kolping of Lendringsen" 151 Bronze US War Veterans Plaque 152 Copper Bugle 152A Possible Georgian Oil Painting on Wooden Plaque 153 Hurst & Nelson 1951 Wagon Plaque 154 1940's Pug Dog Table Lamp Base 155 Simmons Coronation Ale Bottle - Full 156 Tin Hat Box 157 Langley Ware Planter 158 Collection of Commemorative & Other Items 159 Marble Name Plate 5 Hull City Programmes 1949 v Manchester United - 1963 v Swindon - 1949 v Plymouth - 1958 v Plymouth & 1959 v Plymouth & 1 West 160 Bromwich Albion 1961 Programme 161 5 Art Nouveau Tiles 162 Large Quantity of Stamp Postcards 163 4 Blue & White Meat Plates 164 New Hampshire Part Dinner Service 165 10 Royal Crown Derby Poses Cups & Saucers 166 La-Divina Accordion 167 Original Pencil Drawing of Holy Trinity Church - Hull 168 Set of Shorter Fish Dishes & Shorter Bowl 169 Mahogany Butlers Tray 170 3 Bottles of Martini 171 Bottle of Pernod 172 Bottle of Mumm & Company Champagne 173 Vintage Bottle of Glenfiddich Special 174 Bottle of Dimples Scotch Whiskey 178 Japanese Tea Service 179 Collection of Wade Tortoises 180 Quantity of Royal Doulton Bunnykins Ware 181 Bottle of Moet Chandon Champagne 182 Collection of Commemorative & Other Coins 183 Victorian Glass Green Paperweight 184 Pair of Edwardian Vases & Another 185 Pair of Second World War Binoculars in Case 186 Vintage Telescope 187 Retractable Telescope 188 Retractable Telescope 189 Pair of Kukri Knives 190 8 Royal Worcester Dorothy Doughty Dessert Plates 191 Art Deco Ceiling Light 192 Brass Bound Bible 193 Cricket World Cup Hat - Ticket & Vintage Trilby 194 Collection of 20 Foreign Bank Notes 195 2 Vintage Teddies 196 Pair of Grimwade Winton First World War Plates 197 1950's/60's Water Jug in the Shape of A Cockerel 198 Pair of Treen Candle Sticks 199 Kingston Upon Hull Phone Directory from The Early 60's 200 Set of Masonic Regalia in Case 201 Bookends - Quiz Balls - Ornament etc 202 Very Early Cona Coffee Percolator 203 Blue Chemist Bottle & Murano Flower Vase 204 Vintage York Glass Chemist Bottle 205 Cased Set of Binoculars 206 Victorian Glass Decanter 207 Heavy Medina Glass Vase 208 Collection of Early Pewter Wares 209 3 Brass Flying Ducks 210 3 Brass Horse & Carts 211 Victorian Treacle Glazed Mug 212 Greyhound Head Statue 213 2 Staffordshire Spill Vases & Another 214 Mahogany Letter Rack 215 Cloisonne Cigarette Case 216 Large Victorian Circular Cheese Dish on Stand 217 Early Stoneware Rum Keg 218 Murano Heavy Glass Coloured Vase 219 Art Deco Porcelain Table Lamp Base 220 Early Ceramic Water Bottle 221 Small Crystoleum 222 Porcelain Figure of A Mother & Her Calf by L Francois 223 Ceramic Herefordshire Bull 224 Ceramic Herefordshire
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