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ANTIQUE and COLLECTABLE SALE 27Th ANTIQUE AND COLLECTABLE SALE th 27 October 2016 Lot ITEM DESCRIPTION Estimate 1-115 Collectables including: Stamps, Coins, Books, Militaria & Clocks 1. Nautical Interest - A Hand Crafted Replica of 'Blue Nose' Schooner, the sailing boat £150-200 with handmade cloth sails and rigging, plank hull and topside with finely crafted deck fittings, raised on a fruit wood support, length 155 x height 185 x width 36 cms. 2. A Pair of Vintage Chrome Cibie Oscar Rally Spotlights, with original covers and £50-60 receipts. 3. A Black Metal Parker Roller Ball Pen, in original box. £20-30 4. A Hand Carved Sub-Saharan Bust of a Tribal Woman, the woman depicted with £20-30 elaborate braiding to her hair, approx 40 cms, a rosewood Sub-Saharan Tribal Bust, the bust intricately carved in relief with ivory highlights to the eyes, approx 26 cms together with two wall mounted carvings depicting a man and a woman and miscellaneous Sub-Saharan tribal carvings, depicting two couples. 5. A Silver Metal Commemorative Key, awarded to General Sir Charles Harrington 6th £60-80 March 1930 to open the British Union Jack Club Karachi Pakistan, in the original box. 6. Cricket Memorabilia, a panel with over 100 signatures of World Class Cricketers, including £100-150 Bob Willis, Ian Botham, Tom Graveney, Ted Hemsley, Allan Border, Graham Pollock, Roy Pienaar, Tom Moody, Bill Athey, Graham Hick, Graham Dillie, Richard Illingworth, Malcolm Marshall, Asif Din together with comedian Rory Bremner. Provenance: This board was originally hanging in the factory of renowned cricket bat maker, Duncan Fearnley and was signed by the cricketers over a period of 20+ years. 7. A Circa Grand Tour Plaque, depicting Catharina Medici, circa 1880's, approx 8 cms £20-30 diameter. 8. An Antique Goanese Wooden Carving (Portugese East India), depicting a religious £30-40 figurine, original polychrome paint still evident, approx 16 cms, possibly depicting St Anthony. 9. A Gentleman's Lot Comprising Four Vintage Spirit Levels, including two by J Rabone & £20-30 Sons, Birmingham, together with a Nauticalia magnification glass, an F. Limited Brass Cased Compass circa 1940 in the original leather case with a khaki strap and an Imperial Half Gill Measure inscribed "Oranje Vry Staat" 1875 by Potter of London. (7) 10. A Lady's Victorian Writing and Manicure Box, with a small quantity of ivory accessories, £20-30 five glass vanity bottles and a leather and silver metal ink bottles. 10A. A Vintage 'Greenheart' Wood Salmon Rod by W.B. Gowland, 3 to 4 Crooked Lane, £30-40 London, compete with spare tip and canvas bag. 11. A 19th Century English Oak Work Bench, of horseshoe design. £100-120 12. An Indian White Metal (Possibly Silver) Dagger, stainless steel blade 12.5 cms with mm, £50-60 decorative wirework to both hilt and scabbard, total length 24 cms. 13. A Quantity of Miscellaneous Items, including Bausch & Lomb binoculars with Zeiss £15-20 stereo prism nr 12576 in the original leather case, a pair of Chevalier, Paris opera glasses, a pair of unmarked opera glasses, an ivory manicure set in the original leather case, a Georgian rosewood Cribbage box. 14. A Large Quantity of Antique and Other Jewellery Boxes, including ring, necklace, tie £40-50 pins amongt others. 15. A Stone Composite Garden Plinth, approx 40 x 29 cms 16. A French Style Six Branch Candle Chandelier. £15-20 17. A Pair of Mother of Pearl Opera Glasses, together with a further pair of opera glasses in £15-20 the original boxes (2) 18. A Quantity of Victorian Chamber Pots, together with a wash jug, including Wedgwood, £15-20 Losol, Burslem, Furnivals, Bridgwood etc.... 19. A Pair of Gilt Brass and Mother of Pearl Opera Glasses, L'Ingr Tissot Opticians, 33 £40-50 Avenue de 'l Opera Paris, blue silk lined. (2) 20. A Pair of Brass Pin Dishes, possibly Indian, approx 10 cms diameter. (2) £15-20 21. An Antique Rosewood Truncheon/Priest, approx 21 cms £20-30 22. A Box of Emphemera, including cigarette cards in two albums, together with a quantity of £30-40 foreign & pre-decimal GB coins, including an amount of early silver. 23. A White Marble and Malachite Jewellery Box, approx 16 x 10 cms. £15-20 24. Miscellaneous Treen, including a rose wood pen box, two screw top bottle holders. (3) £15-20 25. An Antique Indian Brass "Betel Nut" Cutter, with horse shoe shaped loop and broad £30-40 blade with tapering handles. 26. A Collection of Lilliput Lane Models, including "No Place like Moms", "Very Happy £20-30 Returns", "Barn Find", "Cantebury Tales", "Centenary Celebration", "Bygone Memories", "Mother's Garden in Bloom" and "Teapot Hall". (11) 27. A Quantity of Lilliput Lane Limited Edition Models, including 'Westminster Abbey', to £20-30 celebrate the wedding of His Royal Highness Prince William to Catherine Middleton, limited edition nr 2161/2500, Big Ben limited edition nr 0450 of 2012, Buckingham Palace and The Cenotaph. (4) 28. A Collection of Lilliput Lane Cottages, including "Lucky in Love", "Sea Shanty", "House £20-30 in the Cloud", "Emmerdale", "The Pudding Club", "Portland Hill", "Mother's World", "Sweet Dreams Boy", "The Vintner", "Pineapple Spa", etc. (16) 29. A Vintage Eveready Articulated Salmon Lure, approx 11 cms long. £20-30 30. A Collection of Miscellaneous Pin Cushions, including Wood Setton, Past Times, Silver £20-30 Scenes, animals including piglet, hedgehog, elephant, conker shell, dragon, swan, cat, snail, dog, frog on a lily pad, approx 19 altogether. 31. An Antique Ceylonese Ebony and Ivory Inlaid Walking Stick, a large leather crop £20-30 together with a Swiss antique walking stick handle carved with the word 'Chamonix'.(3) 32. A German Heubach-Koppelsdorf Doll nr 3208, with sleeping eye, with porcelain limbs £15-20 and open mouth revealing small teeth. 33. A Vintage Chrome 'Hermes' Car Mascot, mm MEL together with a chrome vintage 35 £40-50 year presentation emblem. 34. Two Pairs of English 18th Century Hazelnut Crackers, together with an open face £20-30 pocket watch and a pair of vintage Guinness enamel cuff links. 35. A Vintage TRIX Twin Railway Set, including two engines, miscellaneous carriages, trucks, £20-30 transformer and rails, in the original box. 36. A Pair of 19th Century Steel Spanish Colonial Spurs, with 19 rowels, approx 24 cms. £300-350 37. A Gentleman's Lot, comprising a brass cylindrical Stanley of London cased sextant dd £40-50 1911, a pair of calipers in the original box, a "Lucky Strike" table lighter, a Hahnes & Co., enamel buckle on leather belt, a Pacific Co., CS-44 padlock. 38. A Lady's 19th Century Leather and Gilt Brass Jewellery Box, the box with fitted blue £20-30 silk and velvet interior, with gilt lock, hinges and lock plate. 39. A Miscellaneous Quantity of Items, including five glove stretchers, three bone and two £30-40 ebony, a pair of gentleman's wire spectacles in the original box, a pair of tortoise shell magnifiers, a pair of tortoise shell spectacles, three further wire spectacles, two treen containers with decorative piercing, five brass military buttons and three whistles including the Metropolitan, the Acme Thunderer, a Bosun's whistle together with a pair of lady's spectacles with chain and original box and a bone cigarette holder. 40. A Miscellaneous Quantity of Vintage Corkscrews, including a Parker, Potts & Co., £60-80 various soda syphons. (approx 16) 41. A Quantity of Miscellaneous Pens, including a Fend Supernorma, two Swann fountain £40-50 pens, a gold plated fountain pen, two Parker fountain pens and a quill fountain pen amongst others. (7) 42. A Quantity of Miscellaneous Items, including a Shrader balloon tyres gauge, a bakolite £15-20 Michelin pressure gauge, a Dunlop pressure gauge, a Motometer pressure gauge, a U.S. Gauge Co., balloon tyre gauge together with a quantity of vintage altimetre. 43. A Meerschaum Pipe, depicting a bearded man wearing a turban with amber mouthpiece, £20-30 in the original box. 44. Four Antique Apothecary Dosage Scales, in their original boxes with weights. £20-30 45. A Soapstone Carving Depicting Hippopotami. £15-20 46. Miscellaneous Items, including W.C.Cox Devenport ruler, together with two £20-30 mathematical rulers, a Master Sheffield spirit level, a Marple Sheffield spirit level, L. & D. Smallwood spirit level, Preston & Son and Rabone & Sons spirit levels together with a PCL pressure gauge nr 7 in original box. 47. An Antique Oak Lockable Document Box, approx 35 x 22 x 33 cms £15-20 48. An Antique Stitched Leather Golf Ball. £15-20 49. Three Terracotta Wall Plaques, depicting Indian deity, together with a terracotta seated £20-30 buddha. (4) 50. Two Antique Indian Lacquer Boxes, the first depicting young lovers and the other £20-30 depicting figures in congress, a fruit bowl, an antique wooden carving together with an antique print block depicting an Indian dancer. (6) 51. A Collection of Tribal Ware, including a beaded 'knob kerrie', a glass bottle, two tribal £15-20 masks and a kneeling warrior etc. 52. A Mahogany Cased Stick Barometer of Bristol Nr 16, with decorative inlay, approx 95 £40-50 cms 53. A Mid-20th Century Gluck Co Ltd, Barograph Nr 7D, R8D, with a silvered 8-day spring £60-80 driven mechanism, spare printing paper in the drawer, approx 36 x 22 cms. 54. A Circa 19th Century Cast Iron Fire back, depicting figures, approx 67 x 45 cms £40-60 55. Pair of Early 18th Century Cast Iron Fire Dogs with Mulling Cups, approx 60 cms £350-400 length and the height is 70 cms 56. An Early 19th Century Russian White Sea Region Distaff, with hand painted decoration.
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