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March Collector's Auction March House Contents Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th March 2018 Auction March Collector’s Auction Saturday 30th March 2019 2:30PM st Sunday 31 March 201 9 10:00AM Gigi’s Antiques & Collectibles, 63, Domenico Cachia Street, Birkirkara www.gigisauctions.com Auctioneer Keith Zammit 1 Conditions of Sale 1. We reserve the right at our own discretion for entry on property where auction is being held. 2. We reserve the right to refuse any bid at our own discretion. 3. The highest bidder shall be the buyer at the ‘hammer price’ and any dispute shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion. 4. All items in the auction have a certain amount of age, so clients should examine lots before bidding on them. No defects such as age cracks, chips and scratches in the lots will be pointed out on the catalogue. It is therefore the clients’ responsibility to examine the lot and be satisfied with the condition, authenticity and genuineness – where needed you can ask for assistance. 5. The buyer will be charged a commission of 5% on the hammer price and an additional 18% VAT on the commission (Total charge 5.9%). 6. Once a purchase of an item is done, the client must provide the following: a. His/her name and home address – with proof of identity. b. Provide auctioneer with any information to appear on the fiscal receipt. c. Pay a deposit of 10% on the hammer price. 7. Buyer shall pay in full and collect all lots purchased by not later than 6pm on Tuesday 29th January 2019. 8. Buyers give the auctioneer the right to use and publish any photographs of lots already sold in previous auctions. 9. The auctioneer is not responsible for life or limb on the premises during viewing, sale and after auction. 10. Clients are not allowed with bags on the premises. 11. All lots have the lots have the starting price indicated. 12. All lots will be sold in the current condition. March Collector’s Auction Address Gigi’s Antiques & Collectibles, 63, Domenico Cachia Street, Birkirkara Auction Date Saturday March 30th at 2:30pm Sunday March 31st at 10:00am Viewing times Wednesday 27th March 2019 Thursday 28th March 2019 10.00am to 6pm 10.00am to 6pm Friday 29th March 2019 Saturday 30th March 2019 10.00am to 6pm 9am to 12pm Pick up times Monday 1st & Tuesday 2nd 10am till 6pm April 2019 Auctioneer Website Keith Zammit www.gigisauctions.com Mobile Registered Address (+356) 7985 1150 63, Domenico Cachia Street, Birkirkara Email VAT No. [email protected] MT 2426 1337 March Saturday March 30th at 2:30pm Collector’s Sunday March 31st at 10:00am Auction 1 * An old curio table € 100 2 * A 1967 Maltese stone sculpture signed 'H67' € 50 3 * A Mid 20th Century pine whatnot shelving € 40 4 * An old curio table € 100 5 * A lot of ten British antique silver half crowns € 75 6 * A 1950s Cisk Export Brewery brass advertising ashtray € 15 7 * 1980s Dragonara Palace - ashtray, token and two match boxes € 40 8 * A 1960s Yokohama enamel sign € 100 9 * A 1967 M. Hobley still life painting € 40 10 * A 1980s Maltese painting depicting a fort view € 25 11 * A reproduction Pepsi sign € 10 12 * A 1990s Tequila Sierra tin sign € 25 13 * A 1990s Apolinaris tin sign € 25 14 * A 1960s Kinnie enamel sign € 150 15 * Two antique engraving depicting Saints € 10 16 * A 1925 pencil sketch by Wilfred Pace € 15 17 * A 1924 pencil sketch by Wilfred Pace € 15 18 * A recent Blue Label advertising poster € 5 19 * A 1950s Tri-Ang framed advert and a reproduction Kinnie advert € 15 20 * A 1980s Streglio advertising mirror € 20 21 * A Stanley Matthew signed print - Ex Stoke City legend € 15 22 * A 1970s Pirelli metal sign € 40 23 * A 1930s Pratts enamel sign € 120 24 * A 1980s Coca-cola sign € 80 25 * An antique weighing scale € 200 26 * A 1940s Pepsi-Cola enamel sign (damaged) € 15 27 * A 1960s Royal Crown Cola tin sign € 30 28 * A recent Coca-cola tin sign € 10 29 * A 1980s Martini advertising mirror € 50 30 * A 1980s Blue Label Ale advertising mirror € 120 31 * A 1980s Martini advertising mirror (damaged) € 25 32 * A 1990s Coca-Cola advertising Mirror € 90 33 * A 1980s Henieken advertising mirror € 120 34 * A 1980s Famous Grouse advertising mirror € 60 35 * A 1920s Shell Oil double sided sign € 80 36 * A 1960s Trufrut wooden crate € 20 37 * A 1960s Kinnie enamel sign € 100 38 * A 1950s Coca-Cola enamel sign (damaged) € 15 39 * A mid-20th Century Carmen Spiteri painting € 150 40 * An antique Victorian mantle clock € 60 4 March Saturday March 30th at 2:30pm Collector’s Sunday March 31st at 10:00am Auction 41 * A 1970s Hennessy advertising statue € 180 42 * St Paul statue (damaged) € 15 43 * Two antique oil lamps € 30 44 * A small crucifix, an old icon and a Monte di Pieta statue € 15 45 * A 1970s Russian toy gun in box € 10 46 * Four old empty tins € 10 47 * Three old prayer books € 15 48 * A 1960s Chinese smoking pipe € 25 49 * A 1980s J&B advertising slot Machine € 50 50 * Two 1950s Mosta religious badges € 50 51 * A pair of 1950s political cufflinks - Constitutional Party € 20 52 * A 1930s Farsons lighter € 30 53 * A 1920s 'The Dubee Cigarette A.G. Cousis cardboard sign € 25 54 * A 1920s Dubec A.G. Cousis cigarettes tin € 20 55 * Five green antique pharmacy bottles € 50 56 * Three antique Victorian tea cups and saucers € 10 57 * Pair Churchill cufflinks in box € 10 58 * A Richard Ellis booklet and a 1920s Colombos Smoking cards collection € 25 59 * Two 1930s empty Maltese cigarette packets € 25 60 * Two early 20th century Maltese cigarette packets € 35 61 * Two early 20th Century Maltese cigarette price lists € 25 62 * Two vintage lighters € 40 63 * A center bowl, a cheese dish and a Royal family commmemorative plate € 10 64 * A mid 20th century pair of pilot goggles in box € 50 65 * Lot weights, cigarette case and another cigarette case € 15 66 * A lot of 38 Maltese cigarette empty packets (1920s to 1950s) € 35 67 * A 1950s clarinet € 30 68 * A 1930s Japenese tea set (partly damaged) € 40 69 * A collection of cigarette cases and match boxes € 10 70 * Lot of Meccano and plastc toys € 25 71 * A 1980s Stella Artois advertising mirror € 120 72 * A 1980s Teacher's Whisky advertising mirror € 80 73 * An antique 18th century oil on canvas religious painting € 150 74 * A 1980s Fujifilm flag sign € 15 75 * A 1960s Johnnie Walker Christmas crate € 35 76 * A 1970s Canadian club scotch whisky € 30 77 * A 1970s Haig scotch whisky € 25 78 * A 1990s Black Label Johnnie Walker € 25 79 * A 1970s Seagrams Crown Royal whisky € 40 80 * A 1970s Black & White Scotch whisky € 40 81 * A 1960s Philips globe € 50 5 March Saturday March 30th at 2:30pm Collector’s Sunday March 31st at 10:00am Auction 82 * A 1990s Teacher's Scotch whisky and a 1980s Ballentine's Scotch whisky € 30 83 * A pair of 1920s gesso statues of Jesus and Mary € 40 84 * An antique Victorian mantle clock € 60 85 * A 1950s Varta Batteries advertising calendar € 25 86 * A 2000 Mdina Glass trophy € 20 87 * A late 1990s Mdina Glass Air Malta trophy € 20 88 * An album with twelve 1920s Maltese 78 rpm LPs € 70 89 * A lot of religious postcards € 20 90 * Two albums of holy pictures € 20 91 * Two albums of holy pictures € 20 92 * A lot of Maltese political photos € 20 93 * A lot of Maltese Good Friday photos and booklets € 20 94 * A lot 1980s Sliema FC photos € 15 95 * A lot of Maltese militensia books € 20 96 * A lot of Maltese political books € 20 97 * A lot of old Maltese books € 10 98 * A 1940s Brass La Vallette crest - produced at the Drydocks € 450 99 * A 1970s Kitty-Kola advertising tray € 15 100 * A 1960s Lozza advertising mirror € 30 101 * Pair 1960s Maltese number plates € 50 102 * Two 1960s Maltese number plates € 45 103 * Two 1960s Maltese number plates € 45 104 * Two 1960s Maltese number plates € 45 105 * Pair 1960s Maltese number plates € 50 106 * A lot of five pairs of miniature shoes € 15 107 * A 1960s White Label Whisky crate € 15 108 * A World War II water bottle € 10 109 * Two 1930s Military Austin 7 spoke rims € 90 110 * Four old advertising trays € 15 111 * A 1930s National cash register € 180 112 * A 1980s Farsons beer draft € 60 113 * A mid 20th century wooden tool box € 25 114 * An old pair of antlers € 15 115 * An antique copper cooking pot € 40 116 * A lot of over 400 advertising coasters € 20 117 * A 1930s staircase lamp € 25 118 * Two 1930s Maltese measures € 30 119 * A 1960s VAT69 advertising mirror € 70 120 * A 1980s Silk Cut cigarette sign € 15 121 * A brass 1970s Dreamland advertising plate € 10 122 * A 1960s Hamrun football kit € 50 6 March Saturday March 30th at 2:30pm Collector’s Sunday March 31st at 10:00am Auction 123 * A 1990s Johnnie Walker advertising ice bucket € 10 124 * An old wooden Nutcraker € 10 125 * A 1970s VAT69 Empty bottle on stand € 35 126 * A 1970s wooden Cigar press € 50 127 * A 1960s big blow torch € 20 *A 1980s Famous Grouse empty decanter and an empty big Black & White 128 Whisky bottle € 20 129 * A 1960s Boat Light € 30 130 * A 1960s Boat Light € 30 131 * A 1950s calculator € 20 132 * A 1960s American family nursery scale € 70 133 * An enamel 1980s Schweppes barometer € 60 134 * A Glenfiddich bottle stand € 65 135 * A Glenfiddich bottle stand € 50 136 * A 1960s Virol wooden crate € 25 137 * An old grinstone made from Maltese limestone, two tins and 4 pourers € 10 138 * A World War II field telephone € 60 139 * Three 1980s advertising ice buckets € 25 140 * A 1930s Imperial typewriter € 25 141 * A lot of five advertising trays and a Pepsi advertising ashtray € 20 142 * A 1930s Imperial typewriter € 25 143 * Four old advertising trays € 15 144 * A 1960s 7up cardboard advertising sign € 10 145 * An
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