1. style and fashion
2. jewelry
3. bracelets

Fine Art & Luxury Goods
&
The D.A. Prosser
Vintage Toy Collection
Tuesday 25th November 2014 at 11am
Lot 14
Lot 132
Lot 124
Lot 70
Lot 133
Lot 188
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TUESDAY 25TH NOVEMBER 2014 AT 11AM
Fine Art & Luxury Goods
Preview: Monday 24th November 2pm-7pm
& Sale Day from 8.30am
Lot 1 to 50 – Jewellery
Lot 51 to 85 – Watches
Lot 86 to 113 – Silver
Lot 114 to 133 – Works of Art
Lot 134 to 155 – Ceramics & Glass
Lot 156 to 164 – Cameras
Lot 165 to 181 – Wines & Spirits
Lot 182 to 231 – Pictures
Lot 232 to 247 – Large Works of Art
Lot 248 to 254 – Shotguns
The David A. Prosser Collection
of Vintage Toys & Model Trains at 1pm
Lot 401 to 613
End of Sale
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Front Cover: Lots 67, 68, 70, 71, 74 & 76
Rear Cover: Lot 103
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Jewellery
Lot 1
Lot 1
AN ARTS & CRAFTS PENDANT, designed as a central
oval shape panel with blister pearl, leaf shape surround,
stamped BRANDT £70-90
Lot 3
Lot 3
A 9CT GOLD AMETHYST AND PEARL BROOCH,
with heart shape amethyst with a gold crown sitting a
top with pearl detail, hallmarks for Birmingham 1988
£170-190
Lot 4
A PEARL RING, designed as a row of pearls with
fleur-de-lys design detail and plain tapered sides,
stamped 18c, ring size O £80-100
Lot 5
A 9CT GOLD CITRINE AND PEARL RING, the oval-shape
citrine within a surround of pearls, hallmarks for London
1967, ring size O £60-80
Lot 2
Lot 2
A JUGENDSTIL BROOCH, the blue enamel detail to the
pierced tapered mount with further enamel decoration,
stamped 800, length 7.3cm £70-90
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Lot 6
Lot 6
AN EDWARDIAN DIAMOND BROOCH, with graduated
rose-cut diamonds and scalloped diamond surround,
length 7cm (fitted box) £200-250
Richard Winterton
Lot 10
A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY BANDED AGATE
EARRINGS, of tear-drop, cylindrical and beaded
formation to the ear hooks, length 5cm £80-120
Lot 7
Lot 7
A 20TH CENTURY RING, the oval carved piece of jade
within a surround of single-cut diamonds and scalloped
edge, ring size P £280-300
Lot 8
A PICTURE LOCKET, with blue guilloche enamel with
central pearl accent and surround of white and black
border to the fine link chain, length 40cm £120-140
Lot 11
Lot 11
AN AMBER NECKLACE, c.1920s, of cylindrical and
round-shape bead design with fancy metal spacers,
length 70cm £150-200
Lot 12
AN EDWARDIAN PERIDOT AND PEARL PENDANT
BROOCH, with central peridot to the scrolling seed-pearl
surround and dropper, with safety chain, stamped 15c
£120-150
Lot 13
MURRLE BENNETT, a bracelet designed as a series of
oval mother of pearl panels with heart motif triple bar
spacers, length 19cm £220-240
Lot 9
Lot 9
A VICTORIAN PENDANT, with lapis lazuli and turquoise
star central to the oval faceted rock crystal within a halo
of lapis lazuli and turquoise to the decorated tapered
bail £80-100
Lot 14
Lot 14
LIBERTY & CO, a silver enamelled brooch, in the manner
of Archibald Knox, with central tear-drop shape turquoise
stone with blue and green enamel surround £80-100
Lot 13
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Lot 15
CHARLES HORNER, a necklace with floral motif and
central pearl detail to the trace chain, hallmarks for
Chester 1911, length 50cm £120-140
Lot 16
MARIUS HAMMER, a necklace of circular design with
filigree detail within a circle of red enamel surround
and three enamelled drops to the chain, length 45cm
£180-200
Lot 17
A LOCKET, of circular design, both sides have light
blue guilloche enamel detail, to the fancy-link chain,
length 40cm £100-120
Lot 15
Lot 18
Lot 18
A BROOCH, depicting an opening flower with foliage
within a circular surround, c.1910, tests as 14ct excluding
pin £150-180
Lot 16
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Lot 19
Lot 19
BOODLE & DUNTHORNE, a pair of 18ct gold and
brilliant-cut diamond cufflinks, of rectangular shape
with two rows of brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total
diamond weight 0.45cts, hallmarks for London 2003,
with maker’s original fitted box £300-400
Richard Winterton
Lot 22
A DIAMOND RING, designed as a full diamond band
eternity ring with engraved scrolling to the edge of the
band, estimated total diamond weight 1.10ct, ring size Q
£120-140
Lot 20
Lot 20
FABERGÉ, an 18ct gold enamelled egg pendant, with
central brilliant cut diamond in a surround of trefoil fluede lyes with star and gold circle accents on the green
enamel, hallmarks for Edinburgh 2011, stamped 750
FABERGÉ 202/500 £500-700
Lot 23
Lot 23
FOR A RAINY DAY, an 18ct gold sapphire umbrella
shape pendant with round faceted sapphires and
cabochon sapphire to the fancy-link chain, with brilliantcut diamond rain-drop detail attached to the chain,
hallmarks for London 1994, length 60cm £800-1000
Lot 21
Lot 21
DURANT, an 18ct gold brooch, of abstract design with
baguette-shape sapphire accents, stamped to the back
‘Handmade in the UK’, Durant, hallmarks for Birmingham
1993, width 7cm £500-520
Lot 24
Lot 24
A DIAMOND RING, with five oval-shape old-cut
graduated diamonds with diamond accents to the
scrolling tapered band, estimated total diamond weight
1.50cts, stamped 18ct, ring size P 1/2 £240-260
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Lot 26
A 9CT GOLD PEARL BANGLE, the graduated pearls
within each individual square-shape surround with
engraved scrolling sides, hallmarks for London, diameter
6cm, with safety chain £90-120
Lot 27
A 9CT DOUBLE SOVEREIGN FOB, Birmingham 1913,
(approximate weight 27g all in) £180-220
Lot 28
A EUROPEAN FANCY BRACELET, designed as round
amethysts with diamond surrounds to leaf and flower
shape diamond links, with concealed clasp and safety
chain, length 19cm £250-350
Lot 25
Lot 29
Lot 29
A VICTORIAN MOURNING BROOCH, the onyx rectangle
with three graduated pearls within a surround of pearls,
may also be worn as a pendant, within original fitted
Hamilton & Inches box £60-80
Lot 27
Lot 25
AN 18CT GOLD AND DIAMOND RED ENAMELLED
LOCKET, the central four brilliant-cut diamonds within a
flower shape, further outlined in gold to the red enamel
case with gold edge, estimated diamond weight 0.30cts,
Birmingham makers mark Charles Green, hallmarks for
Birmingham 1994, length 45cm £1200-1500
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Lot 30
Lot 30
A MOURNING RING, with central old-cut diamond
within the tapered band flanked by engraved enamelled
black scrolling, inscription reads ‘In Memory of My ...Ther,
died 9th May 1888’, estimated diamond weight 0.25ct,
ring size N 1/2 £90-120
Richard Winterton
Lot 32
Lot 31
A VICTORIAN STUD AND BUTTON SET, the stick pin
with pearl crescent and diamond star with a further
flower-shape pearl button and diamond stud, with an
adaptable stick pin £60-80
Lot 32
AN ART DECO PLATINUM AND DIAMOND RING,
c.1920s, the three graduated old-cut diamonds to the
plain tapered shank, H-I colour, SI1-SI2 clarity, estimated
diamond weight 2.30cts, ring size L £4000-6000
Lot 33
AN ART DECO AQUAMARINE AND RUBY NECKLACE,
c.1925, designed as an oval aquamarine with ruby
accents, to the circular aquamarine with further tear-drop
shape aquamarine and rubies, drop 5cm, length 41cm
£150-200
Lot 34
A WILLIAM NEALE 9CT GOLD POCKET VESTA CASE,
Chester 1908 (approximately 18g all in) £100-150
Lot 33
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Lot 35
Lot 35
A VICTORIAN 18CT OVAL PORTRAIT LOCKET, with
old-cut diamond within a star shape, the bail stamped
18ct, diameter 4.7 x 3.7cm, within original fitted
associated box £600-800
Lot 36
Lot 36
A DIAMOND RING, the old-cut diamond within a
multi-claw surround with tapered sides, J-K colour,
VSII-SII clarity, estimated diamond weight 1.30cts,
ring size S £900-1000
Lot 37
AN EDWARDIAN PICTURE LOCKET, of oval shape with
a signed painted picture of an Edwardian woman in
profile, stamped 15ct, dimensions 6cm x 4.5cm £80-100
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Lot 38
Lot 38
A MID VICTORIAN MOURNING BROOCH, with carved
flower within a surround of pearl and black enamel with
decorative scrolling edge, the the black of the brooch
inscription reads ‘In Memory of Helen Pulford who died
17th August 1859’, with vacant glass panel £100-120
Lot 39
Lot 39
A MOURNING BROOCH, with central pearl within a
turquoise enamelled star shape on a dome with twisted
knotted surround, the the reserve a panel with a piece of
hair and pearl £140-160
Lot 40
A 9CT ROSE GOLD SINGLE SOVEREIGN FOB,
Birmingham 1905, (inscribed) £80-100
Richard Winterton
Lot 41
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY RING, of marquise shape
with three central pearls in a surround of turquoise to the
fancy tri-pronged tapered band, ring size L 1/2 £250-300
Lot 42
AN ANTIQUE IVORY OVAL PENDANT, late 19th Century,
possibly Dieppe, carved as high relief with floral design
£70-90
Lot 43
A DIAMOND RING, designed as a full diamond band
eternity ring with engraved scrolling to the edge of the
band, estimated total weight 0.60ct £90-120
Lot 44
A FILIGREE BROOCH, the central pearl within a filigree
scrolling oval with heart-shape scalloped surround with
seed pearl and fancy shape droppers, tested as 14ct
£120-140
Lot 41
Lot 45
A PEARL JUNCTION NECKLACE, with each pearl
measuring approximately 6.8mm, with rectangular shape
twisted spacers, length 80cm £200-240
Lot 46
WEDDING BELLS, a necklace to commemorate a special
anniversary, the 18ct gold brilliant-cut diamond bell with
articulated heart-shape clappers, to the fancy-link chain,
estimated total diamond weight 0.60cts, hallmarks for
London 1994, length of chain 48cm £600-1000
Lot 47
A DIAMOND RING, the central brilliant-cut diamond
to the plain tapered band, estimated diamond weight
0.75ct, I-J colour, SI1-SI2clarity, stamped 18ct, platinum,
ring size P £300-500
Lot 48
A BOXED THIMBLE, with Greek key design around the
base within a fitted box, Howell James & Co, Regent
Street, tested as 14ct gold £30-50
Lot 49
A LATE GEORGIAN RING, oval shape with intricately
woven hair within a surround of seed pearls to the
tapered pronged seed-pearl encrusted band, ring size M
£120-140
Lot 46
Lot 50
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY RING, with heart-shape
opal within a surround of old-cut diamonds, with a
diamond crown sitting on top of the heart, stamped 18c,
ring size J £240-260
Lot 50
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Watches
Lot 51
Lot 51
ROLEX, a 1920s ladies 9ct wristwatch, circular dial with
subsidiary seconds dial, case backplate with coronet,
dial width excluding crown 2cm (later expanding strap)
£150-200
Lot 53
Lot 53
ROLEX, a gents steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Superlative
Chronometer, black dial, width excluding crown 3.5cm,
steel case and integrated strap, case No.116034,
movement No.3130 £2000-2500
Lot 52
Lot 52
PATEK & CO, a 19th Century 18k gold full hunter pocket
watch, machine engraved case with dog motif, keywind
movement No.4474, enamel Roman dial, diameter 4cm
(key) £800-900
Lot 54
Lot 54
OMEGA, a gents Omega Speedmaster Professional
wristwatch, black dial with triple subsidiary dials,
width excluding crown 4cm, steel case and integrated
strap £1000-1500
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Lot 55
Lot 55
OMEGA, a gents 18ct gold Omega Automatic
Chronometer Constellation wristwatch, circular dial
with baton numerals and date aperture at 3 o’clock,
width excluding crown 3.5cm, integrated mesh strap
(approximately 20g all in) £1500-2000
Lot 56
Lot 56
OMEGA, a ladies Omega wristwatch, circular silvered
dial with baton numerals, width excluding crown 2cm,
Omega leather strap £100-150
Lot 57
Lot 57
CHRONOGRAPHE SUISSE, a gents 18k Chronographe
Suisse Antimagnetique wristwatch, circular black dial
with copper coloured numerals and two subsidiary dials,
diameter excluding crown 3.5cm, leather strap £300-400
Lot 58
WALTHAM, a Waltham 10ct open faced pocket watch,
c.1886, circular Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial,
topwind, Serial No.2988889, diameter 4.5cm (dial s.d.)
£150-200
Lot 59
Lot 59
A JOHN WILLIAMS OF LONDON SILVER PAIR CASE
POCKET WATCH, verge escapement movement
No.93704, enamel Roman dial, the casework London
1808 (key) £70-100
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Lot 60
Lot 60
A 9CT J.W BENSON HALF HUNTER POCKET WATCH,
topwind, enamel Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial,
London 1932, No.6772 £300-350
Lot 61
Lot 61
ROLEX, a gents Rolex Oysterdate wristwatch, steel case
and integral strap, champagne dial, baton numerals,
date aperture at 3 o’clock, dial width excluding crown
3.5cm £600-800
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Lot 62
Lot 62
MOVADO, a 1930s platinum Movado vest pocket
watch, machine engraved dial, contrasting chapter ring,
signed ‘Chiswell-Hands’, sapphire set border, topwind,
movement No.34976, diameter 4.5cm £2000-2500
Lot 63
Lot 63
OMEGA, a military waterproof wristwatch, black
illuminous dial with subsidiary seconds dial, width
excluding crown 3.5cm, the backplate marked ‘WWW,
Y8198, 10672397’ and broad arrow, modern leather
strap £200-250
Richard Winterton
Lot 64
Lot 64
OMEGA, a c.2008 gents Omega Seamaster Professional
Chronometer wristwatch, illuminous black dial and bezel,
date aperture at 3 o’clock, dial width excluding crown
4cm, integral stainless steel strap, watch No.81490202,
Ref: 22545000, fully boxed with instructions,
spare link, warranty, chronometer certificate and
pictograms £800-1000
Lot 66
Lot 66
PARKINSON AND FRODSHAM, a gents 18ct open faced
pocket watch, quarter repeating movement striking on a
gong, enamel Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial a
3 o’clock, the movement signed Parkinson & Frodsham
Change Alley, London, 2806, dustplate inscribed, the
casework London 1840 £1000-1500
Lot 65
Lot 65
LONGINES, a gents 1950s 14K Longines wristwatch,
square champagne dial with subsidiary seconds dial,
width excluding crown 2.5cm, movement No.7286265,
tan leather strap £250-300
Lot 67
Lot 67
HAMILTON, a gents c.1940s 14ct gold filled Hamilton
wristwatch of Art Deco design, stepped rectangular bezel,
subsidiary seconds dial, width excluding crown 2.7cm, tan
leather strap £150-200
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Lot 68
Lot 68
LONGINES, a gents vintage 14ct Longines wristwatch,
circular champagne dial, width excluding crown 3.3cm,
tan leather strap £150-200
Lot 69
Lot 69
HAMILTON, a gents Art Deco 10kt gold filled Hamilton
Doctor’s wristwatch, rectangular dial with subsidiary
seconds dial below, width excluding crown 2cm, black
leather strap £150-200
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Lot 70
Lot 70
PATEK PHILIPPE, a gents vintage 18ct Patek Philippe
wristwatch, circular champagne dial with dagger
numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, width excluding crown
3.5cm, tan leather strap £1000-1500
Lot 71
Lot 71
ROLEX, a gents vintage rolled gold Rolex Precision
wristwatch, circular dial with baton numerals, width
excluding crown 3.2cm, leather strap £400-500
Richard Winterton
Lot 72
Lot 72
BULOVA, a gents vintage gold plated Bulova wristwatch,
flip-back rectangular dial, subsidiary seconds dial,
width excluding crown 2cm, No.4167342, leather strap
£80-100
Lot 73
Lot 73
LONGINES, a gents 14ct vintage Longines wristwatch,
square champagne dial with subsidiary seconds dial,
width excluding crown 2.5cm, leather strap £200-250
Lot 74
Lot 74
BREITLING, a gents 18ct vintage Breitling wristwatch,
square dial with subsidiary seconds dial, width excluding
crown 2.5cm, No.393611, 168, leather strap, Swiss 17
jewel movement £400-500
Lot 75
Lot 75
HAMILTON, a gents Art Deco 14kt Hamilton wristwatch,
rectangular dial with subsidiary seconds dial, width
excluding crown 2cm, leather strap £150-200
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Lot 76
Lot 76
CARTIER, a silver gilt Must De Cartier Tank wristwatch,
rectangular dial with Roman numerals, width excluding
crown 2cm, sapphire set crown, No.25379, 590005,
leather strap £200-250
Lot 79
Lot 79
ELGIN, a gold plated Elgin Trench wristwatch, circular
enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, width excluding
crown 3cm, leather strap £100-150
Lot 77
MONDAINE, a circular twin movement wristwatch, width
excluding crown 3.5cm, leather strap £40-50
Lot 78
Lot 78
IDEAL USA, a silver Trench wristwatch, circular enamel
dial with subsidiary seconds dial, width excluding crown
3cm, movement No.818101, leather strap £100-120
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Lot 80
Lot 80
WALTHAM USA, a gents 18ct vintage Waltham
wristwatch, cushion shape, enamel dial with subsidiary
seconds dial, width excluding crown 3cm, leather strap,
movement No.27414706 £80-100
Lot 81
WITTNAUER, a gents 10ct gold plated Wittnauer Art
Deco wristwatch, rectangular dial with subsidiary seconds
dial, width excluding crown 2cm, leather strap £40-60
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Lot 82
AVIA, an Avia Art Deco style silver wristwatch,
rectangular dial, width excluding crown 2cm,
leather strap Silver
£40-50
Lot 83
Lot 83
DUNHILL, a Dunhill bi-metal wristwatch, circular Roman
dial with date aperture, dial width excluding crown 3cm,
integral bracelet, Swiss Quartz movement £80-100
Lot 86
Lot 86
A PAIR OF FORDHAM & FAULKNER SILVER
WEIGHTED CANDLESTICKS, of neoclassical design,
fluted tapered columns, oval plinths, Sheffield 1910,
height 30cm (2) £80-120
Lot 84
A MODERN BURR WOOD WRISTWATCH BOX, hinged
lid, two drawers below, width 33cm £80-100
Lot 85
Lot 85
A LADIES 14K GOLD FOB WATCH, late 19th Century,
bright cut engraved throughout, on a rolled gold chain
£140-160
Lot 87
Lot 87
A NOVELTY DANISH LETTER KNIFE, silver owl finial by
Christian F. Heise (1904-1932), celluloid blade, length
20cm, a set of five coffee spoons by the same maker and
five Sheffield silver coffee spoons (11) £80-100
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Lot 88
A GEORG JENSEN SILVER CREAM JUG, dated 1919, of
bombe form, hammered finish, ebony side handle, struck
marks, (approximately 97g in all) £80-100
Lot 89
A CIRCULAR SILVER SALVER, Sheffield 1975 and a pair
of weighted two branch silver candlesticks, with military
presentation inscriptions relating to the Northern Frontier
Regiment (the salver approximately 800g) (Notes: The
Northern Frontier Regiment were part of the Sultan of
Oman’s Armed Forces which were involved in the Dhofar
Rebellion from 1964-1969. The Forces relied heavily on
British Assistance. Major C.P.B. Mclean was nominated
for the Sultan Commendation, London Gazette (3)
£200-250
Lot 88
Lot 90
TWO GRADUATING SILVER CASED RUBY GLASS
SCENT BOTTLES, of cylinder form, maker A.W.P,
Birmingham 1901/02, and a slender ruby glass/silver
mounted scent bottle (3) £100-120
Lot 91
A TURKISH NIELLO POCKET CHEROOT CASE,
late 19th Century, decorated with an ‘M.G’ monogram,
surmounted by a coronet on a chequer board ground,
press stud mechanism, indistinct struck marks, and four
items of white metal/niello flatware (5) £200-300
Lot 91
Lot 92
AN EDWARD BARNARD & SONS ART DECO SILVER
TEAPOT, of circular form, ivory finial and handle, London
1942 (approximately 1100g in all) £500-700
Lot 93
A PAIR OF SILVER MAPPIN & WEBB BALUSTER
CASTERS, Sheffield 1944 (approximately 400g in all) (2)
£120-150
Lot 94
A MAPPIN & WEBB SILVER SWING HANDLE BASKET,
pierced border, Sheffield 1912 (approximately 700g)
£250-280
Lot 95
A VINERS SQUARE SILVER WAITER, Sheffield
(date letter rubbed) (approximately 700g) £150-180
Lot 92
Lot 96
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Lot 96
A SERPENTINE SHAPED SILVER FOOTED DISH, maker
J.S, London 1893 (approximately 400g) £120-150
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Lot 97
Lot 97
A PAIR OF WEIGHTED SILVER CORINTHIAN
CANDLESTICKS, London 1890 (2) £120-150
Lot 99
Lot 99
A SILVER DOUBLE SPOUT TWIN HANDLED JUG,
London (Victorian date letter rubbed) (approximately 200g)
£80-100
Lot 100
Lot 100
A CHARLES BOYTON THREE PIECE SILVER
BATCHELORS TEASET, circular shapes, London 1918
(approximately 500g all in) (3) £250-280
Lot 98
Lot 98
A SILVER BALUSTER TANKARD, maker D & B,
Birmingham 1902 (approximately 300g) £80-100
Lot 101
Lot 101
A FOUR PIECE RICHARD WOODMAN BURBRIDGE
(HARRODS) SILVER TEASET, circular shapes, ivory
handles/finials, London 1938/9 (approximately 2100g all in)
(4) £600-800
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Lot 105
Lot 102
Lot 102
A PAIRPOINT BROTHERS SILVER TWIN HANDLED
TROPHY, acanthus leaf decoration, circular wooden
plinth, London 1922 (approximately 700g) £300-400
Lot 108
Lot 103
Lot 103
A HENRY PIDDUCK & SONS SILVER REPLICA OF
THE WARWICK VASE TROPHY, beadwork and egg
and dart border, interlinked twin handles, the bombe
frieze decorated in high relief with Bacchia masks,
Dionysius, Silenus, Satyrs etc, square base, wooden plinth,
London 1902, with letter of provenance (approximately
1800g) £1200-1500
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Lot 110
Lot 104
A CASED FOUR PIECE SILVER BRUSH SET, tortoiseshell
backed, Birmingham 1928/29 (including original price list)
£50-80
Lot 105
AN IRISH OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE SPOON,
bottom marked, possibly John Laughlin, Dublin 1770
£40-60
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Lot 111
Lot 106
AN OLD ENGLISH SILVER RAT TAIL TABLE SPOON,
18th Century, bottom marked (indistinct) £30-40
Lot 107
A PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER SUGAR NIPS, pierced
with shell grips (rubbed marks) £40-50
Lot 108
A SET OF SIX YAPP & WOODWARD SILVER
CONDIMENT LADLES, bust finials, gilt shell bowls,
Birmingham 1854 (6) £50-80
Lot 109
A SET OF SIX GEORGE SMITH & WILLIAM FEARN
FORKS, Old English pattern, London 1790/94
(approximately 381g in all) (6) £80-120
Lot 112
Lot 110
AN EARLY EUROPEAN SILVER SPOON, c.1620-1650,
possibly Norwegian/Danish, double ball finial, struck mark
to the bowl, AW initials to the reverse £150-200
Lot 111
A PAIR OF SILVER MODEL PHEASANTS, modelled
standing with realistic plumage, import marks for London
1973 (approximately 322g in all) (2) £200-250
Lot 112
A JOHN EDWARDS SILVER BOAT SHAPED TWIN
HANDLED SAUCE DISH, London 1799, engraved
‘Concussus Surgo’, (approximately 728g) £200-300
Lot 113
A STERLING SILVER ART NOUVEAU TEAPOT, marked
OAG, No.107, (approximately 499g in all) £100-150
Lot 113
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works of art
Lot 114
Lot 114
A MALLOCH’S PATENT BRASS SIDE CASTING FISHING
REEL, diameter 8.5cm £70-90
Lot 115
Lot 115
AN ART NOUVEAU CLARET JUG, early 20th Century,
hinged pewter mount with grape and vine decoration,
tendril handle tapered green glass body with whiplash
linear engraving, height 33cm £100-120
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Lot 116
Lot 116
A BOXED JAQUES STAUNTON CHESS SET, boxwood
and ebony weighted playing pieces, the Kings marked
‘Jaques London’ and two Rooks and two Knights with
a red coronet, mahogany box stamped with a coronet
over ‘E De. V. De. M’, green baize lined with inner
Staunton Chessmen Labels, with a folding chess board
(33) £150-200
Lot 117
Lot 117
A FRENCH GILT METAL MARINE DESK SET, late
19th Century, in the form of an anchor, incorporating
a timepiece, thermometer and aneroid barometer, on a
plinth, height 23cm (key) £300-400
Lot 118
A CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE GROUP OF PHEASANTS,
20th Century, modelled as two birds perched on
a knotty prunus branch, apocryphal Xuande mark,
height 20cm £100-150
Richard Winterton
Lot 119
Lot 119
MORALES, R (XX), bronze bust of a native
American Indian Chief, signed, stamped ‘Icarus’,
No.257/1,200, light patina with polychrome and gilt
detailing, bevelled marble plinth, height excluding
plinth 19cm £150-200
Lot 120
SPORTING MEMORABILIA, a Birmingham and
District Amateur Football Association blue velvet
cap, 1953-54 season, a red velvet sporting cap with
bird monogram and a green velvet cap with gold
bullion tassle (3) £80-100
Lot 122
Lot 121
Lot 121
A CHINESE BRONZE VASE, Qing of simple
amphora shape with everted rim and foot, bearing a
partial Yongzheng mark, height 24cm £300-500
Lot 122
A SINO - TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF A
BUDDHA, 19th Century, modelled seated on a
double lotus base, holding a covered jar in one hand
with the other raised, height 15cm £300-500
Lot 123
AN INDIAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE GROUP OF
SHIRA AND KALI, 19th Century, modelled locked
in an embrace with acolytes below, set on a lotus
base, height 20cm £200-300
Lot 123
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Lot 124
Lot 124
A BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, late 18th Century,
of segment form, the lid decorated with a galleon scene,
width 5cm (s.d.) £150-180
Lot 128
Lot 128
A BILSTON ENAMEL OVAL PATCH BOX, late
18th Century, jewelled and decorated with a star
in relief, width 4cm (s.d.) £70-90
Lot 125
Lot 125
A BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, late 18th Century,
of rectangular form, the lid decorated with bird and
chicks in a nest and ‘When This You see Remember Me’,
width 4cm (s.d.) £40-50
Lot 129
Lot 129
A BILSTON ENAMEL HEXAGONAL PATCH BOX,
late 18th Century, decorated with a mourning scene and
‘Peace and Love’, jewelled, width 4cm (s.d.) £80-100
Lot 126
Lot 126
A BILSTON ENAMEL OVAL PATCH BOX, late
18th Century, the lid with Prince of Wales feathers and
‘May the Feathers of The Prince never Fly away with it
Conduct’, width 4cm (s.d./restorations) £40-50
Lot 130
Lot 130
AN OVAL ENAMEL BOX, continental, late 18th Century,
decorated with cartouche marine scenes on a jewelled
and enamel Rococo ground, hinged lid, width 9cm
(restorations) £150-200
Lot 127
A BILSTON ENAMEL OVAL PATCH BOX, late
18th Century, the lid with motto ‘When this you See,
Pray think on Me, Th’o many Miles We distant Be’,
width 4cm (s.d.) £40-60
Lot 131
AN ITALIAN MICROMOSAIC EASEL PHOTOGRAPH
FRAME, early 20th Century floral design, oval opening,
height 14cm £120-150
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Richard Winterton
Lot 132 open
Lot 132 closed
Lot 132
A FINE WILLIAM IV COROMANDEL GENTLEMANS
DRESSING CASE, brass bound with inset cartouche
engraved dog/coronet heraldry and monogram, bright
cut engraved flush side handles, fully fitted interior with
J.T. Needs and Bramah locks, wooden framed easel looking
glass concealed behind a crushed crimson velvet pouch,
the upper section containing razor blades, silver mounted
gothic cut glass vessels and travelling inks, hallmarks for
Charles Reily and George Storer, London c.1833, (matching
heraldry/monograms), shaving brush etc, ivory implements
including an Asprey rule to the rear, travelling cardboard
dominoes etc, the frieze drawer containing ivory handled
boot jacks, corkscrew, steel implements, brushes etc,
height 19cm, width 34cm, depth 29cm (key) £3000-4000
Lot 133 closed
Lot 133 open
Lot 133
A FINE FRENCH LADIES DRESSING CASE, 19th Century, brass bound rosewood case elaborately inlaid with
engraved brass scrollwork, mother of pearl and abalone, marquetry inlaid sides and rear, flush side handles, fully
fitted interior with gilt framed looking glass to the inner lid, blue velvet/watermarked silk cover, the cantilever upper
section containing various clear glass vessels with French silver machine engraved and monogrammed mounts, (struck
duty marks), ivory mounted brushes below, fall-front opening to a frieze drawer of various silver/mother of pearl/steel
implements, height 20cm, width 34cm, depth 28cm £4000-4500
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ceramics & glass
Lot 136
Lot 136
A CASED GEORGE JONES SIX PIECE COFFEE SET,
comprising coffee cans with black and gilt laurel wreath
borders, pierced silver sleeves, Birmingham 1937,
matching saucers and silver coffee spoons £150-180
Lot 134
Lot 134
A TROIKA SQUARE JARDINIERE ON FEET, textured
decoration, black script ‘Troika’ mark and monogram of
Alison Brigden, height 18cm £100-150
Lot 135
Lot 135
CLARICE CLIFF, a Newport Pottery Bizarre Orange
Trees and House pattern baluster vase, No.386,
height 31cm £500-600
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Lot 137
Lot 137
A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURINE OF DIANA
THE HUNTRESS, early 19th Century, modelled standing
with bow and arrows beside a tree stump, height 30cm
(restorations) £100-150
Richard Winterton
Lot 142
A CLARICE CLIFF TRIPLE BOOK SHAPED PLANTER,
beige glaze, Wilkinson backstamp, width 22cm (s.d.)
£40-50
Lot 138
Lot 138
A CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER DOUBLE
INKSTANDISH, c.1810, of sarcophagus form, painted
with a view of Worcester, soft gilt detailing, blue ground,
paw feet, puce marks, width 15cm (s.d./restorations/
incomplete) £80-120
Lot 143
Lot 143
CLARICE CLIFF SPRING CROCUS, to include a preserve
pot and cover, milk jug, trinket, sugar bowl, milk jug, tea
cup, bowls and various sized plates (26) £100-150
Lot 139
A WILKINSON’S ART DECO PAN’S GARDEN SLEEVE
VASE, c.1920s, lustre glaze, height 22cm £50-80
Lot 140
Lot 140
A CLARICE CLIFF FANTASQUE BIZZARE PUFF BOX
AND COVER, Red Roof’s pattern, No.339, black printed
Newport backstamp, height 10cm £100-120
Lot 144
Lot 144
A VULCAN YEAST CERAMIC ADVERTISING PLATE,
late 19th/early 20th Century, Calders Yeast Co,
Edinburgh, 30cm x 26cm £100-150
Lot 141
A CLARICE CLIFF AUREA SHALLOW BOWL, Newport
backstamp, diameter 25cm, a square stand with fruit and
leaf moulded edge and a posy holder (3) £80-100
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Richard Winterton
Lot 145
Lot 145
A COLLECTION OF PRATTWARE, 19th Century and
later, to include a high and low tazza with designs after
W. Mulready, fourteen pot lids to include Bear Baiting,
The Snow Drift, Philadelphia Exhibition 1876, Snap
Dragon, The Rivals, The Thames, Embarking for the East,
Royal Harbour Ramsgate, Dr Johnson, The Seven Ages of
Man and Shepherd (s.d./restorations) (16) £100-120
Lot 146
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Lot 146
A MOORCROFT BOUGAINVILLEA CYLINDER VASE,
dated 1959 green ‘WM’ monogram and impressed
marks, height 24cm £400-500
Lot 147
Lot 147
LALIQUE GLASS, a modern Lalique frosted glass desk
model of a circus polar bear, raised on an integral plinth,
etched script Lalique R. France, height 20cm £180-200
Richard Winterton
Lot 148
Lot 148
LALIQUE GLASS, a modern Lalique clear/frosted glass
Marguerites bowl, etched script Lalique R. France,
diameter 36cm £180-200
Lot 150
Lot 150
A WHITEFRIARS MILLEFIORE GLASS PAPERWEIGHT
DESIGNED BY GEOFFREY BAXTER, window cut nativity
scene, Christmas 1977, paper label, No.323, diameter 8cm
£50-80
Lot 149
Lot 149
A WHITEFRIARS MILLEFIORE GLASS PAPERWEIGHT
DESIGNED BY GEOFFREY BAXTER, window cut
angel pattern, Christmas 1975, paper label, No.457,
diameter 8cm £50-80
Lot 151
Lot 151
A WHITEFRIARS MILLEFIORE GLASS PAPERWEIGHT
DESIGNED BY GEOFFREY BAXTER, window cut three
kings pattern, Christmas 1976, paper label, No.823,
diameter 8cm £50-80
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Richard Winterton
Lot 152
Lot 152
A ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY COVERED
TWIN HANDLED VASE, c.1892, horned mask handles,
florally decorated, gilt detailing, No.1408, Rd.No.141377,
height 35cm (cover restored) £150-250
Lot 153
Lot 153
A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCESTER CHILDREN FIGURES,
late 19th Century, modelled by James Hadley in the
manner of Kate Greenaway, each seated on a chair,
height 11cm (one s.d.) (2) £150-200
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Lot 154
Lot 154
A JAPANESE ARITA PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A BIJIN,
Taisho period, modelled standing and holding a closed
fan, her traditional robes decorated in brocade enamels
with stylized flowers and foliage, 46cm high £100-150
Lot 155
Lot 155
A CHINESE DOUCAI VASE, 19th Century, of Yen-Yen
shape, painted in underglazed blue and enamel colours
with dragons in panels amid lotus flowers, foliage and
fruiting peach branches, six character Wanli mark,
height 23cm £200-300
Richard Winterton
cameras
Lot 156
A ROLLEIFLEX 2.8F TLR CAMERA, fitted with a Planar 1:2.8 80mm
and Heidusmat 1:2.8 80mm lens, fitted leather case £120-150
Lot 157
A ZENZA BRONICA 52A CAMERA, fitted with Nikkor P.C. 75mm
1:2.8 lens and film back, in camera case with four extension tubes,
hood and Gossen Lumasix 3 light meter £80-120
Lot 158
A TROPICAL HEAG XV (EW127), 9 X 12CM PLATE CAMERA,
mahogany and brass finish with brown bellows, fitted with Dalmeyer
5 1/2” f2.8 lens, (s.d./adopted) £80-120
Lot 159
A ZENZA BRONICA 52A CAMERA, with a Nikkor P 75mm 1:2.8 and a
Zenzanon MC 150mm 1:3.5 lenses, with three film backs, various filters
and a Gossen Lunasix 3 meter (aluminium camera case) £150-180
Lot 156
Lot 160
A BRONICA RF645 MEDIUM FORMAT RANGEFINDER FILM
CAMERA, with 65mm 1:4 lens (both boxed) (2) £150-250
Lot 161
A MAMIYA 645 10005 MEDIUM FORMAT CAMERA, with a 80mm
1:2.8, a 150mm 1:4 and 210mm 1:4 lenses (bag) £250-300
Lot 162
THE SANDERSON CAMERA, a medium format 6” x 6” bellows
camera with mahogany case and brass fittings £80-120
Lot 163
A J. LANCASTER & SONS ENLARGING PLATE CAMERA, mahogany
cased, brass and iron framework, standing 160cm high with 10” and
8” plates and a distressed mahogany folding camera £120-150
Lot 157
Lot 163A
A ZEISS IKON CONTAREX 1 SLR CAMERA, with 50mm f2 lens and
hood also a Zeiss Ikon Distagon 35mm f4 lens, a Sonnar 135mm
f4 lens, a Contapol 3x polarising filter and five other filters £200-250
Lot 158
Lot 164
Lot 164
A LEICA III A CAMERA, fitted with
a Leitz Elmar 5cm 1:3.5 lens, also
including lens case, rangefinder, tripod
attachment two manuals and original
import certificate £250-350
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Lot 166
Lot 167
Lot 168
wines & spirits
Lot 165
LOUIS ROEDERER CRISTAL CHAMPAGNE, 2005, in
presentation box £60-80
Lot 166
BLANDY BUAL MADEIRA, 1864, low neck £150-200
Lot 167
CHATEAU LATOUR, Premier Grand Cru, Pauillac-Medoc,
1953, mid-shoulder £150-200
Lot 168
CHATEAU D’YQUEM, Lur Saluces, Sauternes, 1950, low
neck £250-300
Lot 170
Lot 169
BOLLINGER CHAMPAGNE, 1990, 1cm from base
inverted £40-60
Lot 170
KRUG CHAMPAGNE, 1989, in presentation box
£100-150
Lot 171
LAURENT-PERRIER GRAND SIECLE CHAMPAGNE,
1990, in presentation box £50-80
Lot 172
RIEUSSEC PREMIER GRAND CRU, Sauternes, 1983,
Chateau Filhot Sauternes, 1989, and Chateau de
St.Helene, Sauternes, 1983, three bottles, all low neck
(3) £50-70
Lot 177
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Lot 173
Richard Winterton
Lot 173
HENNESSY GRAND CHAMPAGNE COGNAC, Vintage
1959, landed 1963, bottled 1982, Morgan Furze & Co,
low/mid neck £100-150
Lot 174
THE SINGLETON OF AUCHROISK, single malt whisky,
1975 and 1978, both boxed (2) £80-120
Lot 175
FOUR BOTTLES OF VINTAGE PORT, to include Warres
1983, Graham’s 1979, Croft 1977 and Quinta da Roeda
1978, various levels (4) £40-60
Lot 176
HINE NAPOLEAN EXTRA FINE COGNAC, 70cl and
100cl, Gaston Legrange VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac
and Napoleon Cognac, Cognac Frapin V.I.P. XO Cognac,
Otard VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac, all boxed (6)
£100-150
Lot 182
Lot 177
SIX BOTTLES OF COGNAC, to include Remy Martin
VSOP, Hennessy Napoleon, Martell Medaillon and XO
Supreme, Courvoisier ‘Year of The Dragon, and Natur,
all boxed (6) £100-150
Lot 178
SEVEN BOTTLES OF SPANISH SPIRITS, to include
Marquesde de Domecq Brandy and others (7) £40-60
Lot 179
A PARCEL OF CONTINENTAL SPIRITS, including
Gonzales Byass 1963 Oloroso, Mount Gay Rum and
various others (9) £40-60
Lot 183
Lot 180
FIVE BOTTLES OF SCOTCH WHISKY, including Glen
Fiddich 18 years old excellence, Glen Moray 12 year old
Cameron Highlanders, Ballantines Gold seal 12 year old,
Bell’s extra special and Alberta Springs (5) £40-60
Lot 181
SIX BOTTLES OF GREEK AND ITALIAN SPIRITS,
including Metaxa and Vecchia Romagna 25 and 10 year
old Brandy (6) £30-40
pictures
Lot 182
WORTHINGTON, ALFRED (OF ABERYSTWYTH)
(1835-1927), a folk art picture of a Welsh church and
‘Black Lion’ public house with a figure in national dress
feeding hens foreground, oils on artists board, signed,
52cm x 75cm £100-150
Lot 184
Lot 184
PYNE, THOMAS (BRITISH) (1843-1935), ‘Near Dedham’,
watercolour, signed and dated 1880, framed, 32cm x 48cm
£150-180
Lot 183
HENSHAW, FREDERICK HENRY (BRITISH) (1807-1891),
‘Witton near Aston Warwickshire’, oils on canvas,
titled, signed and dated 1847 on the fillet, period gilt
gallery frame, 22cm x 32cm (paint lifting and in need of
attention) £100-150
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Richard Winterton
Lot 185
Lot 185
NEUMANN, JOHAN (DANISH) (1860-1940), marine
scene with steamship and sailing vessels, oils on
canvas, signed and dated 1919, period gilt frame,
40cm x 65cm £200-250
Lot 186
Lot 186
CALVERT, SAMUEL. W (1828-1913), a choppy
harbour scene, oils on canvas, signed, gilt frame,
40cm x 60cm £150-250
Lot 188
Lot 188
FIDLER, HARRY (BRITISH) (1856-1935), the end
of the day, oils on canvas, signed, period gilt frame,
45cm x 55cm £600-800
Lot 189
Lot 189
BILL, DAVID (BILLY) (XX-XXI), ‘The Royal Family
in 1845’ after Xaver Winterhalter (1805-1873),
oils on canvas, signed and dated 1999, gilt frame,
75cm x 100cm (Notes: Billy produced a number of
paintings in conjuction with Aston Martin resulting
in a one-man show in Aston Martin’s Mayfair
Showrooms) £450-550
Lot 187
Lot 187
FIDLER, HARRY (BRITISH) (1856-1935),
Haymaking, oils on canvas, signed, period gilt frame,
45cm x 55cm £600-800
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Lot 190
Richard Winterton
Lot 190
HADDON, ARTHUR TREVOR (BRITISH) (1864-1941), a
Venetian canalside scene with a flower seller foreground,
watercolour heightened, signed, period gilt frame,
36cm x 50cm £400-600
Lot 191
Lot 191
HADDON, ARTHUR TREVOR (BRITISH) (1864-1941), a
Venetian canalside scene with a flower seller foreground,
watercolour heightened, signed, period gilt gallery frame,
36cm x 50cm £400-600
Lot 193
KITCHENER, FIELD MARSHALL HORATIO HERBERT,
1ST EARL KITCHENER KG, KP, GCB, OM, GCSI, GCMG,
GCIE, ADC, PC, (1850-1916), a full length signed
photograph and a signature on a dotted line on a scrap
of paper with photograph, framed (2) £150-200
Lot 194
Lot 194
WELLESLEY, FIELD MARSHALL ARTHUR, 1ST
DUKE OF WELLINGTON, KG, GCB, GCH, PC, FRS,
(1769-1852), signature on a free front envelope 1831
postmarked, framed with a photograph £150-200
Lot 195
FOLK ART, a naive study of mother, infants and goat in
a barn interior, oils on a curved wooden panel, unsigned,
25cm x 35cm £80-100
Lot 196
SPEED, JOHN (1552-1629), a coloured map of The Isle
of Man, dated 1610, 42cm x 52cm (rolled up) £70-90
Lot 192
Lot 192
MONTGOMERY, FIELD MARSHAL BERNARD LAW,
1ST VISCOUNT MONTGOMERY OF ALAMEIN, KG,
GCB, DSO, PC, (1887-1976), an envelope postmarked
17th November 1948 signed in black pen ‘Montgomery
of Alamein, Field-Marshal’, with a US Army and US
Fort Kearny postage stamps affixed, framed with a
photograph £200-300
Lot 193
Lot 197
Lot 197
TOMLINSON, R. MARTIN (XX), ‘Ullswater from
Glenridding’, oils on artists board, signed, titled and
dated 1977 verso, gilt frame, 50cm x 65cm £80-100
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Richard Winterton
Lot 198
Lot 198
EDWARDIAN SCHOOL, St Michael’s Mount, oils
on board, unsigned, period gilt gallery frame,
23cm x 35cm £70-90
Lot 201
Lot 201
HYDE, DOUG (BRITISH) (1972), ‘Little Angel’, print,
signed, No.36/195 Export, framed, 40cm x 40cm
(Provenance: Demon Efot Fine Art) £300-400
Lot 199
Lot 199
WHITELAW HAMILTON, JAMES (SCOTTISH)
(1860-1932), Highland landscape with a pair of
hikers foreground, oils on canvas, signed, framed,
55cm x 66cm £500-800
Lot 202
Lot 202
ADAMS, CHARLES JAMES (BRITISH) (1859-1931),
rural scene with half timbered building and horse and
cart, watercolour, signed and dated 1883, framed,
24cm x 34cm £70-90
Lot 200
Lot 200
HYDE, DOUG (BRITISH) (1972), ‘Sleep Tight’, print,
signed, framed, 18cm x 22cm £70-90
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Lot 203
Lot 203
WHITE (XIX-XX), coast side scene with thatched cottage,
figures and lobster baskets, watercolour heightened,
signed and dated 1911, framed, 30cm x 48cm £70-90
Richard Winterton
Lot 204
Lot 204
KRAUSE, EMIL AXEL (DANISH) (1871-1945),
‘Kitchurn Castle’, watercolour, signed, gilt frame,
30cm x 50cm £80-100
Lot 206
Lot 206
19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, ‘The Donation’,
watercolour heightened, unsigned, gilt frame,
45cm x 42cm £250-350
Lot 205
Lot 205
FLEURY, R (FL.1841-1846), The Street Urchin Fidler,
watercolour, signed, framed, 50cm x 38cm £150-180
Lot 207
Lot 207
SCHOLES, STEVEN (BRITISH) (1952), ‘Gossiping on
the Doorstep’ and ‘Roof Tops with Mill’, oils on canvas,
signed, titled verso, framed, 40cm x 50cm (2) £200-250
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Richard Winterton
Lot 209
Lot 209
MEURTS, EMMANUEL (ITAILIAN) (1894-1969),
Pozzuoli with Vesuvius beyond, gouache, signed, framed,
25cm x 38cm £100-120
Lot 210
Lot 210
FOLLOWER OF HENRY ANDREWS, early 19th Century,
The Joyous Tavern, oils on paper, unsigned, framed,
40cm x 55cm (in need of attention) £100-120
Lot 211
SLATER, CHARLES. H (BRITISH) (c.1820-1890), a pair
of still life studies, fruit and a birds nest with egg,
watercolours, signed, 20cm x 30cm (2) £80-100
Lot 212
HICKLING, EDWARD ALBERT (1913-1998), ‘The Swans’,
oils on board, signed, Nottingham Museum Gallery label
verso, framed, 40cm x 50cm £150-200
Lot 213
CHAPPELL, EDOURD (BELGIUM) (1859-1946),
a woodland landscape, oils on board, signed, gilt frame,
32cm x 40cm £100-150
Lot 208
Lot 208
HALFORD ROSS, JOSEPH (SCOTTISH) (1866-1916),
a pair of gardens in full bloom, watercolours, signed, gilt
frames, 37cm x 27cm (2) £100-120
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Richard Winterton
Lot 211
Lot 214
Lot 214
BARNFATHER, MICHAEL. D (BRITISH) (1934),
snowy farm landscape, oils on canvas, signed, framed,
35cm x 45cm £250-300
Lot 216
Lot 216
HALL, CHARLOTTE (BRITISH) (XIX), half length
portrait of a lady with dog at her side, oils on canvas,
signed and dated 1879 lower right, modern gilt frame,
90cm x 70cm £400-600
Lot 215
Lot 215
H.B (MONOGRAM) (XIX-XX), marine scene with fishing
boats in harbour, watercolour, monogram and No.89
lower left, period gilt frame, 30cm x 52cm £80-100
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Richard Winterton
Lot 218
Lot 217
Lot 217
CIARDI, EMMA (ITALIAN) (1879-1933), three garden
studies, incorporating statuary, figures and vistas, oils
on board, signed, period gilt frames, Leicester Gallery,
London Exhibition labels verso, largest 20cm x 35cm
(Notes: Ciardi was born in Venice and studied under her
father Gugielmo Ciardi. She had a solo exhibition at the
Leciester Galleries in 1910 and 1913 and The Fine Art
Society in 1928 and 1933. Her work is much influenced
by Guardi) (3) £1200-1800
Lot 219
Lot 219
SMITH, FRANK SIDNEY (BRITISH) (1928), ‘The Laundry
Room at Minster Workhouse’, oils on canvas board,
signed and dated 2008, framed, 45cm x 60cm
(Provenance: 9 The Gallery) £150-180
Lot 218
SMITH, FRANK SIDNEY (BRITISH) (1928), ‘Boys Bathing
in the Village Stream’, oils on canvas board, signed and
dated 2008, framed, 30cm x 40cm (Provenance: 9 The
Gallery) £80-100
Lot 220
Lot 220
SMITH, FRANK SIDNEY (BRITISH) (1928),
‘The Virgin Soldier’ oils on artists board, signed and
dated 1999, framed, 45cm x 60cm (Provenance: 9 The
Gallery) £150-180
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Richard Winterton
Lot 223
Lot 223
HEATON COPPER, ALFRED (BRITISH) (1864-1929),
lake landscape with rowing boats, watercolour
heightened, signed, framed, 50cm x 68cm £400-500
Lot 224
CHINESE SCHOOL, an ink scroll, 20th Century, mountain
peak and lake, inscribed upper right and with seal lower
left, 78cm x 32cm (excluding scroll mount) £80-120
Lot 221
Lot 221
CRESSWELL, KEITH (BRITISH) (XX), Flowers in a Glass
Vase, oils on canvas board, signed and dated (19)72,
framed, 60cm x 46cm £100-150
Lot 225
Lot 225
HALL, HENRY ROBINSON (ACT:1895-1902), Highland
Cattle, Loch Lomond, Sunset, oils on canvas, signed, titled
verso, period gilt gallery frame incorporating a picture
light, 60cm x 90cm £300-400
Lot 222
Lot 222
PATERSON, EMILY MURRAY (BRITISH) (1855-1934),
Canal Dordrecht Holland, oils on canvas, signed, titled
verso, period gilt frame, 35cm x 50cm (hole and in need
of restoration) £200-300
Lot 226
Lot 226
VICTORIAN SCHOOL, an extensive pastoral scene
with a timber framed farmstead, outbuildings, figures,
horses, chickens and dog, oils on canvas, indistinct
signature lower left, modern gilt frame, 75cm x 125cm
(restored) £200-300
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Richard Winterton
Lot 227
Lot 227
19TH CENTURY SCHOOL, a panoramic view of
Worcester from a distant country lane with a drover, oils
on re-lined canvas, appears unsigned, modern gilt gallery
frame, 85cm x 115cm (restored) £800-1200
Lot 229
Lot 229
CLARK, RICHARD AUGUSTUS (BRITISH) (1804-1881),
half length portrait of a young lady seated wearing a
black dress, blue cape holding a letter, watercolour,
signed verso, gilt frame, 22cm x 18cm £100-150
Lot 228
Lot 228
ENGLISH SCHOOL, c.1820s, portrait miniature of a
lady wearing a black bonnet, lace collared blue dress
and cameo, on ivory, appears unsigned, gilt frame,
11cm x 9cm £200-300
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Lot 230
Lot 230
LOWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN (BRITISH) (1887-1976),
Industrial Panorama, print, signed, Guild stamp, framed,
60cm x 80cm £400-500
Richard Winterton
Lot 231
Lot 231
ARMFIELD, GEORGE (FL.1840-1875), a pair of studies
of dogs in an interior, oils on canvas, both signed,
framed, 42cm x 50cm (one restored, one distressed and
in need of restoration) (2) £600-700
Lot 233
Lot 233
AN AMERICAN KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CEREMONIAL
SWORD, late 19th Century, centurion helmet pommel,
ebonised grip, crossguard, crown chappe, metal
scabbard with enamel decoration and triple ring hooks,
damascened blade signed ‘E.A. Armstrong, Detroit’ and
‘C.B. Anderson’, length 90cm £150-200
large works of art
Lot 232
Lot 232
A SIMMONS OF LONDON REGENCY FLAME
MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, c.1820, brass inlaid
arched case, 20cm painted Roman dial, canted front, ring
side handles and sound grilles, raised on ball feet, double
fusée movement striking on a bell, signed ‘Simmon’s
London’, height 44cm (two door key) £400-500
Lot 234
Lot 234
AN ARTS & CRAFTS COPPER FRAMED HALL
LANTERN, early 20th Century, leaded stained glass
panels, height 33cm (converted for electricity) £70-90
Lot 235
AN ADIE & SON OF EDINBURGH AZIMUTHAL
NOTATION MINER’S DIAL, mid 19th Century, brushed
brass casework, silvered gauge, diameter 17cm, tripod
£80-120
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Lot 238
Lot 236
Lot 236
POMEROY FREDERICK WILLIAM (BRITISH)
(1856-1924), bronze study of a satyr playing pan pipes
mounted on an urn, unsigned, all-over dark brown
patina, green marble plinth (loose), height of bronze
27cm (Provenance: Includes a letter from the artist’s
grandson Desmond Loftus. Pomery designed and made
The Scales of Justice Sculpture atop The Old Bailey Law
Courts, London) £600-800
Lot 240
Lot 237
W.A.S BENSON, three Arts & Crafts copper and brass
kettles, stamped ‘W.A.S. Benson’ (3) £60-80
Lot 240
EDWARDIAN NOVELTY OAK SMOKERS CABINET,
in the form of a safe, double hinged doors with brass
Royal heraldry, realistic safe handles, fitted interior with
smoking requisite drawers, cheroot cutter and vesta
sleeve, Rd.No.76871, height 32cm £100-120
Lot 238
A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD WORK BOX/WRITING
SLOPE COMBINED, mother of pearl, abalone and brass
wrigglework inlay, fitted interior containing four mother
of pearl reels, width 27cm (key) £100-150
Lot 241
A SWISS TABLE TOP CYLINDER MUSIC BOX, late
19th Century, musical trophy inlaid case, single cylinder
playing eight airs, Tremolo Expressive song sheet to inner
lid, width 60cm £100-120
Lot 239
AN S.A. CHAPPELL ROSEWOOD CLARINET,
19th Century, nickel fittings, marked ‘Approved
by Mr Lazarus’, Cabart and Howarth mouthpieces,
length 70cm (in a scratch built wooden box) £80-100
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Richard Winterton
Lot 243
VICTORIAN TAXIDERMY, a display of six birds in a
natural setting mounted on a branch, oval plinth under a
glass dome, John Cook of Derby paper label to underside
of plinth, height 47cm and a spare circular glass dome
(2) £100-150
Lot 242
Lot 242
A MILITARY GUN POWDER CARRYING VESSEL,
19th Century, tan leather swing handle, Royal heraldry
transfer, height 31cm £100-120
Lot 244
Lot 244
A RARE GPO IVORY COLOUR 312L TELEPHONE, dated
1956, Call Exchange button, matching braided flex,
alphanumeric dial, cheese tray, (converted for modern use)
£150-180
Lot 245
AN ADMIRAL FITZROY’S BAROMETER, 19th Century,
arched gothic oak case, paper gauge, height 118cm
£200-250
Lot 246
Lot 246
A FULL SIZE BURROUGHES & WATTS SNOOKER
TABLE, late 19th/early 20th Century, re-baized slate top,
oak base with baluster turned legs, 380cm x 200cm, also
to include a light canopy, wall mounted score board, cue
rack, a selection of cues, balls, protective cover, modern
cartoon prints, (Notes: This lot is located in a property
in the Solihull area. Viewing by prior appointment.
Purchaser to arrange collection within three days of
the auction as the Vendor is relocating) £1800-2000
Lot 243
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Lot 247
A CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD AND
INLAID THREE PART SCREEN, 19th Century, a
central leaf franked by two smaller forming an
arch top, inlaid with mother of pearl forming
scenes of life by the river with figures, animals,
trees and precious objects, within carved
openwork borders of scrolling foliage, raised
on an inlaid and openwork stand, height 89cm,
width 75cm £250-350
Lot 247
shotguns
Lot 248
A SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN, 12 bore, No.2602
(Notes: Purchaser must hold and present a valid shotgun
certificate) (please ask to view) £50-80
Lot 251
A MAC BOXLOCK SIDE BY SIDE NON EJECTOR
SHOTGUN, 12 bore, (French), No.A10745 (Notes:
Purchaser must hold and present a valid shotgun
certificate) (please ask to view) £50-80
Lot 252
A GRANGE (BSA) SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN, No.55
(Notes: Purchaser must hold and present a valid shotgun
certificate) (please ask to view)
Lot 249
Lot 249
A BELGIUM SIDE BY SIDE HAMMER SHOTGUN,
12 bore, No.8771 (Notes: Purchaser must hold and
present a valid shotgun certificate) (please ask to view)
£150-200
Lot 253
Lot 253
A FABARM OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN, 12 bore,
No.69068 (carrying case) (Notes: Purchaser must hold
and present a valid shotgun certificate) (please ask to
view) £300-400
Lot 250
A SPANISH BOXLOCK SIDE BY SIDE NON EJECTOR
SHOTGUN, 12 bore, No.28343 (Notes: Purchaser must
hold and present a valid shotgun certificate) (please ask
to view) £80-100
Lot 254
A WALKING STICK SHOTGUN, .410, No.57799
(Notes: Purchaser must hold and present a valid shotgun
certificate) (please ask to view) £70-90
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The david a. prosser collection of vintage toys & model trains
Tuesday 25th November 2014
at 1pm
David A. Prosser (b.1943) (or Pross as he is affectionately known in his youth) is a proud Brummie through and through.
Born and brought up in the Stechford area of Birmingham, he lived in a council house where the nearby fields, trees
and river provided the adventure he craved as a child. 1948 to 1958 was spent at The Audley Road School where he
enjoyed sport and excelled at the high jump.
David developed a keen interest in vintage toys and particularly model trains and began to build up a private
collection. Scouring auctions, fairs and shops, he quickly developed an eye for quality and thus built up a fine
collection of collectable toys and model trains which gave him much pleasure.
We are delighted to be offering David’s collection and we hope it will bring as much enjoyment and inspiration to its
new owners as it has to him.
Richard Winterton Auctioneers
Lot 499
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Lot 401
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED MECCANO
ITEMS, to include boxed Gears Outfit ‘A’, unboxed and
assorted parts from the Aeroplane Constructor Outfits
and a boxed No.1 Clockwork Motor £120-150
Lot 402
EIGHT BOXED TUBES OF MECCANO GRAPHITE
GREASE £40-50
Lot 403
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN DINKY TOYS MECHANICAL HORSE,
No.33/415, some re-paints £50-60
Lot 404
THREE BOXED UNBUILT MEMORABLE MODELS
7MM SCALE WHITE METAL KITS, Thornycroft Van
(MM 7002), Mechanical Horse (MM 7004) and a Flat bed
trailer for Mechanical Horse (MM 7005), with an unbuilt
Monogram MG-TC kit and two sealed Frog aircraft kits,
contents not checked, some damage to the Monogram
and Frog box/header cards (6) £30-40
Lot 405
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN TRI-ANG TINPLATE AND PLASTIC DRIVE
LORRIES, with two boxed unmarked British made
tinplate and plastic Friction drive cattle trucks £20-30
Lot 406
THREE BOXED NULLI SECUNDUS REMOTE CONTROL
HELICOPTER, c.1940s/1950s, Playworn condition,
contents not checked, some damage to boxes £30-50
Lot 407
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED MODERN
DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Lledo ‘Days Gone’,
Oxford Diecast, Corgi Cameo, Matchbox etc (two boxes)
£50-70
Lot 408
A BOXED TINPLATE TOY CASH REGISTER, no makers
details but marked ‘St Michael’ so presumably produced
for Marks & Spencer, includes a small quantity of play
money and fruit machine tokens, with a boxed Mettoy
tinplate ‘Supertype’ typewriter, a boxed Mettoy tinplate
‘Minor’ typewriter £30-40
Lot 409
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED MODERN
DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Corgi Classics, EFE, Lledo,
Oxford Diecast, Atlas Editions etc (two boxes) £40-60
Lot 410
A CHILD’S TOOL SET, in a fitted wooden box £20-30
Lot 411
A CASED CHILD’S SEWING MACHINE, c.1950s,
no makers marks, in carrying case with some minor
damage £20-30
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Lot 412
AN AMERICAN AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC SALES
COMPANY OF CHICAGO ‘REAL PHONE’, miniature
telephone £20-30
Lot 413
A BOXED BING MAGIC LANTERN AND SLIDES,
appears largely complete, box damaged £40-60
Lot 414
A CASED BUTCHERS ‘BOYS OWN’ MAGIC LANTERN,
in an Ensign fitted leather case, with ten sets of boxed
Ensign ‘Mickey Mouse’ lantern slides and a quantity of
other unboxed slides £180-220
Lot 415
A BOXED ‘EAGLE’ PROJECTOR CONSTRUCTION
OUTFIT, appears complete in original tin box, with
filmstrip, outer cardboard box damaged £30-40
Lot 416
A BOXED BEEJU ‘MUFFIN THE MULE’ TOY
TELEVISION SET, contents not checked, but complete
with filmstrips £20-30
Lot 417
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED
CLOCKWORK TINPLATE TOYS, to include Chad Valley
Overhead Railway, Mettoy Twin Tunnel Trains, Tri-ang
Cat & Butterfly etc, contents not checked, some damage
to boxes £30-40
Lot 418
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED PLAYWORN
DIECAST, HOLLOWCAST AND TINPLATE VEHICLES, to
include boxed Crescent Wild West Stagecoach, Britains,
John Hill & Co, Penguin, Chad Valley, Brimtoy etc £
50-70
Lot 419
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST ZOO/WILD ANIMAL
FIGURES, conditions range from poor to restored,
Britains, Charbens etc £40-60
Lot 420
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST SHEEP, RAM AND LAMB
FIGURES, condition ranges from poor to restored,
Britains etc £50-70
Lot 421
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST COW, BULL, CALF AND
PIG FIGURES, condition ranges from poor to restored,
Britains, Cherilea etc £60-80
Lot 422
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST TREE, HEDGE, FENCE,
GATE AND BRIDGE ITEMS, condition ranges from
poor to restored, Britains, John Hill & Co etc (two boxes)
£50-70
Richard Winterton
Lot 423
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST MILITARY FIGURES AND
ACCESSORIES, condition ranges from poor to restored,
Britains etc £50-70
Lot 424
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST FARMYARD ITEMS,
SMALL ANIMAL AND BIRD FIGURES, condition ranges
from poor to restored, Britains, FG Taylor, John Hill & Co
etc £70-90
Lot 425
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST HORSE, FOAL, GOAT
AND DONKEY FIGURES, condition ranges from poor to
restored, Britains etc £50-70
Lot 426
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST FIGURES, Tradesman,
Railway Staff, Police, General Public, condition ranges
from poor to restored, Britains, Dinky etc £70-90
Lot 427
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST FIGURES, mainly from
Britains Farm Series, condition ranges from poor to
restored £70-90
Lot 428
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN 0 GAUGE RAILWAY AND OTHER
ACCESSORIES, mainly Britains and Hornby, condition
ranges from poor to restored (two boxes) £100-120
Lot 429
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES AND ACCESSORIES,
to include Dinky Racing Cars and Dinky Massey Harris
tractors, Dinky, Matchbox, Spot-On etc £120-150
Lot 430
AN EDWARDIAN CHILDS BLACKBOARD EASEL/DESK,
with a cloth roller blind to the top which scrolls to shown
various information £30-50
Lot 431
TWO BOXED PELHAM PUPPETS, ‘Mother Dragon’
and ‘Pinocchio’ (SL7), both in damaged yellow boxes,
Pinocchio is in a window box (2) £20-30
Lot 432
TWO BOXED PELHAM PUPPETS, ‘Sailor’ and (SM)
‘Pirate’, both in damaged yellow boxes, Pirate is in a
window box (2) £20-30
Lot 433
TWO BOXED PELHAM PUPPETS, ‘School Master’ and
(SM) ‘Boy’, both in damaged yellow boxes, Boy is in a
window box (2) £20-30
Lot 434
TWO BOXED PELHAM PUPPETS, (SL) ‘Pinocchio’ and
(SS6) ‘Clown’, both in damaged yellow window boxes (2)
£20-30
Lot 435
TWO BOXED PELHAM SS PUPPETS, ‘Mitzi’ and
‘Tyrolean Boy’, both in damaged window boxes (2)
£20-30
Lot 436
ONE BOXED AND ONE PART BOXED PELHAM
PUPPETS, both in damaged boxes £20-30
Lot 437
FOUR UNBOXED PELHAM JUNIOR PUPPETS, with the
remains of one box (s.d.) (4) £20-30
Lot 438
A BOXED PELHAM PUPPET KIT NO.1, with an unboxed
Pelham Walt Disney ‘Goofy’ puppet, kit contents not
checked, some minor damage to box (2) £20-30
Lot 439
TWO UNBOXED PELHAM PUPPET HORSES, (s.d.)
£15-25
Lot 440
THREE UNBOXED PELHAM PUPPETS, (s.d.) £15-25
Lot 441
THREE UNBOXED PELHAM PUPPETS, white poodle and
two birds (s.d.) £15-25
Lot 442
A BOXED PELHAM PUPPET THEATRE, contents not
checked, box damaged £40-50
Lot 443
A BOXED POLLOCKS ORIGINAL VICTORIAN TOY
THEATRE, contents not checked, box damaged £30-40
Lot 444
A BOXED TRI-ANG TOYS NO.50 DOLLS HOUSE,
box complete with packing pieces but has some minor
damage £30-40
Lot 445
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED N GAUGE
ROLLING STOCK AND ACCESSORIES, to include
Graham Farish wagon, coaches and ‘Shredded Wheat’
promotional items £40-50
Lot 446
AN UNBOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE
TRANSCONTINENTAL DOUBLE ENDED DIESEL
LOCOMOTIVE, No.5007, blue and yellow livery (R.159),
with four blue Transcontinental coaches, passenger
car vista dome car, observation car and baggage car
(R.131-4) (5) £25-35
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Lot 447
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED OO AND
HO GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY ITEMS, to include part
built K’s kits G.W.R. 57XX class Pannier Tank locomotive,
Tri-ang Railways clockwork Class 5 0-6-0 saddle tank
locomotive (R.255), no key, three boxed Wrenn/Tri-ang
Wrenn wagons, Hornby ‘Thomas the Tank’ Engine’,
Bachmann ‘American’ locomotive and tender £30-50
Lot 448
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED BRITISH
MADE TINPLATE 0 GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY ITEMS,
WELLS, BRIMTOY, METTOY, etc, with a kit built 0-6-0
tank locomotive £40-50
Lot 457
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED
HORNBY 0 GAUGE TRACK, ACCESSORIES AND
TRANSFORMERS, tunnels, circuit breakers and control
equipment etc, not tested, boxed damaged (two boxes)
£30-40
Lot 458
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE NO.2 BOGIE WAGONS, to include Cattle
Trucks, Timber wagon, Lumber wagon, G.W. High
Capacity wagon and N.E. Breakdown Van and Crane,
boxes damaged (6) £80-100
£20-30
Lot 459
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE PASSENGER BRAKE VANS, some restoration,
box complete and in fair condition (4) £30-50
Lot 450
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED 0 GAUGE ACCESSORIES,
figures, station, lineside, scenery etc, many in original
unopened packaging £30-40
Lot 460
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE NO.1 CATTLE TRUCKS, some in unassociated
boxes, some restoration (11) £70-90
Lot 451
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE PASSENGER COACHES, to include Pullman
coaches, boxes damaged £40-60
Lot 461
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE WAGONS, to include single wine wagon,
2 x Castrol Barrel wagon and 2 x Gas Cylinder wagon, a
quantity of four spare barrels, boxes damaged (5) £
60-70
Lot 449
A SMALL COLLECTION OF D.R.P (GERMANY)
TINPLATE RAILWAY ITEMS, (s.d.) Lot 452
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE TENDERS, for various different
locomotive types, some restorations, boxes all complete
and in fair condition £40-60
Lot 453
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
AND OTHER 0 GAUGE OPEN WAGONS, to include
several of the 1st type with clip on letters, sheeted
wagons and kit built items,some restorations, boxes
damaged, includes one empty box £50-70
Lot 454
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE NO.1 MILK TRAFFIC VANS, including several
early versions and several Southern Railway examples,
some restorations, boxes complete but have some
damage £70-90
Lot 455
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE SIDE TIPPING AND HOPPER WAGONS, to
include green L.M.S. hopper wagon, includes two empty
boxes, boxes complete but have some damage £40-60
Lot 456
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE COVERED VANS, to include 2 x Fyffes
Bananas (one boxed), N.E. Refrigerated Van and Portland
Cement wagon, box damaged (5) £50-70
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Lot 462
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED HORNBY 0 GAUGE
PETROL TANKER WAGONS, to include MO Shellmex,
No.1 Royal Daylight and several Shell examples of
different types (9) £70-90
Lot 463
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE WAGONS, to include Flat Truck with
container, Timber wagon, Lumber wagon etc, includes
L & N.E.R. Lumber wagon and boxed and unboxed
containers and Cattle Drums £50-70
Lot 464
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
AND CHAD VALLEY 0 GAUGE BUFFER STOPS £50-70
Lot 465
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
0 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE AND WAGON PARTS FOR
SPARES AND REPAIRS, includes two packets of Hornby
Train Lamps £40-60
Lot 466
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
AND OTHER SIGNALS AND LAMPSTANDARDS, (s.d.),
No.1 1E, 2E etc £80-100
Lot 467
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED HORNBY
0 GAUGE ACCESSORIES, to include Water Tank, Level
Crossing, Footbridge etc (s.d.) £40-60
Richard Winterton
Lot 474
Lot 468
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
CLOCKWORK TINPLATE TRAINS, JdP (Jovets de Paris)
and unknown German manufacture (s.d.) (6) £30-50
Lot 474
THREE UNBOXED TRI-ANG MINIC TINPLATE
CLOCKWORK CARS, Sports Saloon 4M and 2 x Traffic
Control Car 29M, some restorations, no keys £60-80
Lot 469
A BOXED DINKY TOYS ROUTEMASTER BUS, No.289,
with a boxed Dinky Toys Atlantean City Bus, No.291,
both in vacuform packaging that has yellowed with age,
packaging on No.291 also has some damage (2) £30-50
Lot 470
A BOXED DINKY TOYS TRIDENT STARFIGHTER,
No.362, with a boxed Dinky Toys Zygon Marauder,
No.368, some damage to cellophone on both boxes (2)
£30-50
Lot 471
A BOXED DINKY TOYS AVELING-BARFORD DIESEL
ROLLER, No.279, with a boxed Dinky Toys Muir Hill
Loader, No.967, both in vacuform packaging that has
yellowed with age, packaging on No.279, also has some
damage (2) £30-40
Lot 472
A BOXED DINKY TOYS MOTOR PATROL BOAT,
No.675, with a boxed Dinky Toys O.S.A. 2 Missile Boat,
No.672 and a boxed Dinky Toys Anti-Tank Gun, No.625,
all in yellowed and damaged vacuform packaging, missile
boat missing one missile (3) £30-50
Lot 473
TWO BOXED ‘ANORMA’ 00 GAUGE WOODEN
MODEL BUILDING CONSUCTION KITS, c.1940s,
No.A17 Walk-Round Store and No.A33 Cafe and Bank,
contents not checked, minor damage to boxes £20-30
Lot 475
Lot 475
THREE UNBOXED TRI-ANG MINIC TINPLATE
CLOCKWORK VEHICLES, Watneys Barrel Lorry 119M,
Log Lorry 74M and Trailer only for Brewery Lorry 72M,
no keys, some restorations £80-100
Lot 476
THREE UNBOXED TRI-ANG MINIC TINPLATE
CLOCKWORK LORRIES, Tipper Lorry 23M and 2x
Delivery Lorry 25M, no keys £60-80
Lot 477
THREE UNBOXED TRI-ANG MINIC TINPLATE
CLOCKWORK/FRICTION VEHICLES, Petrol Tanker 15M,
Fire Engine 62M (s.d.) and Shutter Van 103M (s.d.),
no keys £60-80
Lot 478
THREE UNBOXED TRI-ANG MINIC TINPLATE
CLOCKWORK/FRICTION VEHICLES, Traction Engine
and Trailer 54M, Steam Roller 33M (s.d) and Tractor 11M
(missing tracks), with a small quantity of spare parts,
no keys, some restorations £60-80
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Lot 489
A BOXED HORNBY MINITRIX N GAUGE A4
LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER, ‘Silver Link’ No.2509,
L.N.E.R. blue livery (Z11) possible Code 3 model, with a
boxed Graham Farish 0-6-0 ST locomotive, No.61, N.C.B
blue livery (1017), minor damage to boxes (2) £60-80
Lot 479
Lot 479
THREE UNBOXED TRI-ANG MINIC TINPLATE
CLOCKWORK LORRIES, Tipper Lorry 23M, Delivery Lorry
25M and Dust Cart (s.d.) 32M, no keys £60-80
Lot 480
A MODERN CAST MODEL OF A HORSE DRAWN
BREWERY DRAY, with wooden barrel load, length
approximately 23cm, no makers marking £20-30
Lot 481
THREE BRITAINS HORSEDRAWN FARM CARTS,
No.40F, one missing horse, some restoration /
repainting £30-50
Lot 482
THREE BRITAINS HORSEDRAWN TUMBREL CARTS
WITH RAKES, No.4F, with farmhand figures, some
restoration and repainting £40-60
Lot 483
A BRITAINS HORSEDRAWN MILK FLOAT, No.45F,
missing horse but with milkman figure and churn load,
a Britains Farm Cart and Horse, a Chartens Horsedrawn
Milk Float, some restoration and repainting £40-60
Lot 484
TWO BRITAINS HORSEDRAWN TIMBER TRAILERS,
No.129F, no log loads, missing items, some restoration
and repainting £40-60
Lot 485
TWO BRITAINS HORSEDRAWN TUMBREL CARTS
WITH RAKES, No.4F, with farmhand figures, with six
other Britains working horses, some restoration and
repainting £30-50
Lot 486
TWO BRITAINS HORSEDRAWN FARM WAGONS,
No.5F, some restoration and repainting £40-60
Lot 487
A BRITAINS HOLLOWCAST TREE WITH GATE, with a
stile, child on swing and hedge with gate (4) £40-50
Lot 488
A QUANTITY OF BRITAINS HOLLOWCAST NURSES
AND WOUNDED SOLDIER FIGURES £40-60
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Lot 490
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.3 4-4-2 LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, ‘Royal Scot’ No.6100, L.M.S. maroon livery (3E),
6 v version, has some restorations £150-180
Lot 491
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, No.1842, L.N.E.R green livery (501), clockwork
version, with key £40-60
Lot 492
A PAIR OF BING 0 GAUGE PASSENGER COACHES,
L.N.E.R Teak Brake Van and brown/white 1st/3rd coach,
playworn condition £40-60
Lot 493
HORNBY 0 GAUGE TINPLATE STATION BUILDING
AND RAMPS, post war version £60-80
Lot 494
A BING NEXT TRAIN DESTINATION INDICATOR, with
a Bing Train Departures Indicator, Bing Train warning
bell and a KIB ? Tinplate newspaper rack (4), some minor
wear and damage £80-100
Lot 495
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.2 SPECIAL 4-4-0
LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER, ‘The Bramham Moor’
No.201, L.N.E.R. green livery (E22/E220), 20v version,
some minor restorations, in unassociated box £400-600
Lot 496
TWO HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.2 SPECIAL PULLMAN
COACHES, ‘Loraine’ and ‘Verona’, playworn
condition £120-150
Lot 497
HORNBY 0 GAUGE TINPLATE STATION BUILDING
AND RAMPS, ‘Windsor’, pre war version with lamps and
electrical connection £60-80
Lot 498
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.3 4-4-2 LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, ‘Royal Scot’ No.6100, L.M.S. maroon livery,
with smoke deflectors (E320), 20v version, has some
minor restorations £150-180
Richard Winterton
Lot 498
Lot 504
A BOXED HORNBY 0 GAUGE M1 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE
AND TENDER, No.2728, green livery, and a boxed MO
0-4-0 locomotive and tender, No.6161, red livery, both
in playworn condition, boxes damaged and M1 tender in
reproduction box £40-60
Lot 505
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.0 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE
AND TENDER, No.208, L.N.E.R. green livery, playworn
condition and missing some items, clockwork version,
no key £20-30
Lot 499
Lot 499
FRENCH HORNBY 0 GAUGE ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE,
No.BB-8051, S.N.C.F. green livery, missing glazing from
behind ‘lights’ at one end £60-80
Lot 500
A BOXED HORNBY 0 GAUGE M3 0-4-0 TANK
LOCOMOTIVE, No.2270, L.M.S. maroon livery, playworn
condition, Clockwork version, no key, some wear/damage
to box £40-60
Lot 501
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.1 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, No.2710, L.M.S. black livery, version with
number on tender and L.M.S. on both splashers and
crests on both cab sides, Clockwork, no key, nut and bolt
construction, playworn condition £60-80
Lot 502
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.50 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE,
No.60199, B.R. black livery, missing tender, no key
£30-50
Lot 503
TWO BOXED HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.1 PASSENGER
COACHES, L.M.S. maroon livered 1st/3rd, boxes
complete and in fairly good condition (2) £30-50
Lot 506
A HORNBY 0 GAUGE NO.1 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, No.2710, black livery, version with number
on brass cab side plates, Meccano Ltd on splashers,
clockwork, no key, nut and bolt construction £70-90
Lot 507
TWO BOXED FRENCH HORNBY 0 GAUGE WAGONLITS BOGIE DINING CAR, No.4218, yellow and blue
livery, together with a similar unboxed example, boxes
damaged and missing end flaps (3) £50-70
Lot 508
A BOXED FRENCH HORNBY 0 GAUGE S.N.C.F. BOGIE
2ND CLASS COACH, yellow green and grey livery,
with a similar unboxed example and similar passenger/
baggage car, box complete but has some damage and
repairs £50-70
Lot 509
A MARKLIN 0-4-0 CLOCKWORK LOCOMOTIVE, green,
black and red livery, missing tender, some damage, wear
and missing items, no key £50-70
Lot 510
A KARL BUB 0-4-0 COUPE VENTE LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, No.0-35, green and black livery, red lining,
with a similar locomotive, missing tender, both are
electric version but have wear, damage and missing items
(3) £80-120
53
Richard Winterton
Lot 513
Lot 511
A KARL BUB 0-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE, black livery with red
and gold lining, missing tender, electric version £50-70
Lot 512
A BING LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER, No.0-35, black
livery with red lining, missing wheels and motor, with a
small quantity of Bing and other German made rolling
stock, for spares or repair (5) £50-70
Lot 513
A BASSETT-LOWKE CLOCKWORK 4-4-0 LOCOMOTIVE
AND TENDER, ‘Duke of York’ No.1927, green livery
(61/4710/0) playworn condition but complete with key, in
unassociated boxes £180-200
Lot 514
TWO BOXED UNBUILT WILLS FINECAST 00 GAUGE
WHITEMETAL LOCOMOTIVE BODY KITS, L.N.E.R. A2
Class (F116) and L.M.S. Royal Scot (F131), contents not
checked, complete with instructions, minor damage to
boxes £30-50
Lot 515
TWO BOXED UNBUILT NU-CAST 00 GAUGE
WHITEMETAL LOCOMOTIVE KITS, L.N.E.R. 02/2
(GN02) Freight locomotive (NC112) and L.N.E.R V2
2-6-2 mixed traffic engine (NC104), contents not
checked, complete with instructions, minor damage to
boxes £30-40
Lot 516
A BOXED TRI-ANG WRENN 00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE
AND TENDER, ‘City of London’ No.46245, B.R.,
maroon livery (2226), missing name plates, complete
with instruction manual, box complete in fairly good
condition £50-70
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Lot 517
TWO BOXED UNBUILT K’S KITS 00 GAUGE
WHITEMETAL LOCOMOTIVE KITS, G.W.R. 4-4-0
‘Bulldog’ locomotive and tender, and a L.N.E.R.
(ex N.E) 0-4-0 J72 tank locomotive, contents not
checked, complete with instructions, minor damage to
boxes £30-50
Lot 518
A BOXED TRIX 0 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER,
‘Flying Scotsman’ No.4472, L.N.E.R. green livery, version
with single tender (1180), box complete with inner but lid
damaged £50-70
Lot 519
A BOXED JOUEF 00 GAUGE CLASS 40 DIESEL
LOCOMOTIVE, No.D285, B.R. blue livery (8912) box
damaged, with three boxed Jouef B.R. liveried MK3
passenger coaches, two of which are unopened and still
sealed in original polythene (5751/2/3) (4) £25-35
Lot 520
TWO BOXED GRAHAM FARISH 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES, 2-6-2 Prairie tank locomotive, No.8103
and 0-6-0 Pannier tank locomotive No.9410, both in
G.W.R. green livery, both boxes complete with packing
pieces and in fair condition, with a Graham Farish
servicing and maintenance leaflet £30-40
Lot 521
TWO BOXED UNBUILT GEM MODEL RAILWAY
00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE KITS, Midland 4-4-0
compound and 4-4-0 LI type chassis kit, contents not
checked, both complete with instructions, boxes complete
and in fairly good condition £30-50
Lot 522
TWO BOXED TRI-ANG HORNBY 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, No.61572, B.R. black
livery (R.1505/R.39) and ‘Britannia’ No.70000, B.R. green
livery (R.2595/R.35) £30-40
Richard Winterton
Lot 523
A BOXED LILIPUT HO GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, No.38 3832, D.B. black livery (105), with
a boxed Rivarossi HO gauge articulated locomotive
No.98009, D.R. black livery (1340), complete with
instructions, damage and wear to boxes £40-60
Lot 524
TWO BOXED UNBUILT K’S KITS 00 GAUGE
WHITEMETAL LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER KITS,
L.N.E.R. (ex.G.C.R) 2-8-0 ROD (L5) and L.N.E.R. (ex G.N)
4-4-2 Atlantic (L29), contents not checked but still strink
wrapped to original cards, complete with instructions,
damage to boxes £30-40
Lot 525
THREE BOXED AND PART BOXED TRI-ANG HORNBY
00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, No.8509,
L.N.E.R. green livery (R.866NS) and ‘Flying Scotsman’
No.4472, L.N.E.R. green livery (R.855) version with
corridor tender and No.3775, M.R. maroon livery
(R.251/R.33) which is unopened and still sealed with
original sellotape £40-60
Lot 526
A BOXED UNBUILT DJH KITS 00 GAUGE WHITEMETAL
AND BRASS L.N.E.R/B.R 4-6-0 B.16/2/3 LOCOMOTIVE
AND TENDER KIT, (K16), contents not checked,
complete with intructions £40-60
Lot 527
A BOXED UNBUILT K’S KITS 00 GAUGE WHITEMETAL
L.N.E.R P2 2-8-2 LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER KIT,
(L36), contents not checked but still shrink wrapped to
original cards, complete with instructions, some damage
to box £40-60
Lot 528
A BOXED UNBUILT DJH MODELS 00 GAUGE
WHITEMETAL AND BRASS PEPPERCORN A1 CLASS
4-6-2 LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER KIT, (K30), contents
not checked, complete with instructions £40-60
Lot 529
TWO BOXED HORNBY RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, ‘Cheshire’ No.2753
and ‘Manchester United’ No.2862, both in L.N.E.R. green
livery (R.378 and R.053), boxes complete with polystyrene
inner but have minor damage, R053 is missing sheet of
alternative names £40-60
Lot 530
TWO BOXED AND PART BOXED HORNBY RAILWAYS
00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES, ‘Mallard’ No.60022 and
‘Evening Star’ No.92220, both in B.R. green livery (R.350
and R.065) s.d. to Evening Star and to its box £30-50
Lot 531
A BOXED UNBUILT MILLHOLME MODELS 00 GAUGE
WHITEMETAL L.N.E.R. 4-6-2 A2/3 AND A2/2
LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER KIT (MM12), contents not
checked, complete with instructions £30-50
Lot 532
A BOXED TRIX TRAINS 00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, ‘A H. Peppercorn’ No.525, L.N.E.R. green livery
(1186) s.d. to box £40-60
Lot 533
THREE BOXED AND PART BOXED FLEISCHMANN
HO GAUGE GERMAN RAILWAYS LOCOMOTIVES AND
TENDERS, 2-8-2 No.41 344, 2-8-4 No.65014 and 0-8-0
No.55 2781, all in D.B black livery (1364, 4080,1351),
s.d. to boxes £60-80
Lot 534
A BOXED TRIX 00 GAUGE CLASS 124 TRANS
PENNINE 2 CAR D.M.U. SET, No.51960, B.R. blue and
grey livery (1174 or 1177), motor car has some minor
damage to front end, box missing interior £30-50
Lot 535
TWO BOXED JOUEF HO GAUGE FRENCH RAILWAYS
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, 2-8-2 No.141 R.1264
and 4-8-2 No.241.P.7, both in S.N.C.F. green livery (8274
and 8260) £30-50
Lot 536
THREE BOXED MAINLINE RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, ‘Private W. Wood
V.C.’ No.45536, No.2213, both in B.R. black livery
(37-076,37-059) and No.75001, B.R. green livery
(37-053), all boxes complete with interior but have some
damage £40-60
Lot 537
TWO BOXED HORNBY RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, ‘Doncaster’ No.60048
and ‘Darlington’ No.61652, both in B.R. green
livery (R2140 and R2209), boxes have some minor
damage £40-60
Lot 538
TWO BOXED JOUEF HO GAUGE FRENCH RAILWAYS
LOCOMOTIVES, 4-6-2 No.231.K.82, S.N.C.F. green livery
(8835) and 0-8-0T No.040.TA.112, S.N.C.F. black livery
(830.E) £25-35
Lot 539
THREE BOXED AIRFIX/GMR 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, ‘Pendennis Castle’
No.4079 and ‘Royal Scot’ No.46100, both in B.R. green
livery (54125 and 54121) with No.44454, B.R. black livery
(54123) £40-60
Lot 540
TWO BOXED LIMA 00 GAUGE CLASS 55 DELTIC
DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES, ‘Meld’ No.D9003, B.R. green
livery (L205105) and ‘The Fife and For Far For Yeomanry’
No.9006, B.R. blue livery (L201645), boxes complete with
inner but have some minor damage £25-35
Lot 541
A BOXED HORNBY DUBLO METROPOLITAN VICKERS
CO-BO DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE, No.D5702, B.R. green
livery (2233), 2 rail version, box complete with packing
pieces and instructions £60-80
55
Richard Winterton
Lot 542
THREE BOXED AIRFIX AND MAINLINE 00 GAUGE
RAILWAY TANK LOCOMOTIVES, Airfix No.6110,
G.W.R. green livery (54150) and Mainline No.69531,
B.R. black livery (954155) and No.581, L.N.E.R. green
livery (37-054), boxes all complete but have some minor
damage £30-50
Lot 543
TWO BOXED HORNBY DUBLO LOCOMOTIVES,
‘Denbigh Castle’ No.7032, B.R. green livery (2220) and
No.80033, B.R. black livery (2218), both 2 rail versions,
boxes complete but have minor damage, tank loco box
has packing pieces £40-60
Lot 544
TWO BOXED AND PART BOXED 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, Lima 2-6-0 No.13000,
(205119) and part boxed Mainline 4-6-0 ‘Old
Contemptibles’ No.6127 (937092), both in L.M.S. maroon
livery, s.d. to boxes £30-40
Lot 545
TWO BOXED HORNBY RAILWAY 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVES AND TENDERS, ‘Duke of Sutherland’
No.5541, L.M.S. maroon livery (R.311) and ‘Albert Hall’
No.4983, B.R. green livery (R.759) which is contained in a
Hornby Dublo ‘Cardiff Castle’ box £30-50
Lot 546
THREE BOXED LIMA 00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES,
No.42700 (205120), No.9420 (205118) and No.5574
(205110), all in B.R. black livery, boxes complete with
interiors but have some minor damage £40-50
Lot 547
A BOXED HORNBY DUBLO LOCOMOTIVE AND
TENDER, ‘Golden Fleece’ No.60030, B.R. green livery
(2211), 2 rail version £30-50
Lot 548
TWO BOXED LIMA 00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES
AND TENDERS, both are slightly differing versions
of ‘King George V’ No.6000, in G.W.R. green livery,
main differences being style of G.W.R. crests and lining
(205103), both boxes complete with inner but have minor
damage £30-40
Lot 549
A BOXED LIMA 00 GAUGE CLASS 52 WESTERN
DIESEL HYDRAULIC LOCOMOTIVE, ‘Western Gladiator’
No.D1016 (205121) with an unboxed Trix 2 rail example
‘Western Enterprise’ No.D1000 (2167?), possibly made up
from a kit, both in B.R. maroon livery £40-50
Lot 550
THREE BOXED AND PART BOXED 00 GAUGE TANK
LOCOMOTIVES, Hornby Railways No.1247, G.N.R. green
livery (R.396) and No.8477, L.N.E.R. green livery (R.252)
and part boxed Mainline No.5768, B.R. black livery
(937085) s.d. to boxes £30-40
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Lot 551
TWO BOXED 00 GAUGE DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES,
Tri-ang Hornby Class 37 No.D6830, (R.751) and Mainline
Class 45 ‘The Manchester Regiment’ No.D49 (37050)
both in B.R. green livery £30-50
Lot 552
AN UNBUILT BOXED TRIX FOOTPLATEMAN
00 GAUGE ‘WARSHIP DIESEL HYDRAULIC’
LOCOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION KIT, contents not
checked but would appear to have some components
missing, no nameplates/decals for locomotive (2119), box
which is for Western locomotive kit (2167) is complete
but has some minor damage £30-50
Lot 553
A BOXED HORNBY DUBLO BREAKDOWN TRAIN
SET, No.2049, containing 0-6-2T locomotive No.69550,
B.R. black livery (2217), 2 rail version, breakdown crane
missing screw jacks but otherwise appears complete with
all rolling stock, box missing part of interior and has some
damage £30-50
Lot 554
A SMALL COLLECTION OF CATALOGUES AND OTHER
LITERATURE, mainly 1950s-1960s, Hornby Dublo, Dinky
Toys, Hornby, Matchbox etc (7) £30-40
Lot 555
FOUR UNBOXED AND ASSORTED 00 GAUGE
RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES, to include Hornby Dublo
8F 2-8-0 locomotive and tender, No.48073, B.R. black
livery (2224) 2 rail version, Tri-ang 4-2-2 locomotive and
tender ‘Lord of The Isles’ No.3046, G.W.R. green livery
(R.354/R.37), Tri-ang 0-6-0T No.47606, B.R. black livery
(R.52) and Hornby Dublo 0-6-0T No.31340, B.R. green
livery (2207), 2 rail version £30-50
Lot 556
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED ASSORTED
00 GAUGE WAGONS, to include Tri-ang Hornby, Triang, Hornby Dublo, Mainline, Peco, Playcraft etc £30-40
Lot 557
AN UNBOXED KIT BUILT 00 GAUGE 2-6-0
LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER, No.1924, L.N.E.R. green
livery with a boxed part constructed Bec Kits L.N.E.R.
D11/1 Director locomotive and tender and two Tri-ang
locomotive chassis (4) £25-35
Lot 558
A COLLECTION OF BOXED HORNBY DUBLO
COACHING STOCK, to include assorted Pullman coaches,
several coaches are missing couplings, boxes are largely
complete, some still retain packing pieces, but some have
minor damage/wear (14) £50-70
Lot 559
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED 00 GAUGE
COACHING STOCK, Tri-ang, Tri-ang Hornby and Trix
(8) £30-40
Richard Winterton
Lot 560
A QUANTITY OF BOXED OF HORNBY DUBLO
WAGONS, to include S.R. Utility Van (4323) 2 x Banana
Van (4301), 3 x Gunpowder Van (4313) etc, boxes
complete but have some damage (12) £30-40
Lot 561
A BOXED HORNBY DUBLO B.R. MK1 RESTAURANT
CAR, E1939, B.R. maroon livery (4071), some minor paint
loss/wear, box complete but has some damage £70-90
Lot 562
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED OO TRACK
AND ACCESSORIES, to include boxed Hornby Railways
electrically operated Turntable, boxed HM4000 power
control, Peco backgrounds etc £40-50
Lot 563
A BOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE TRAIN
SET, Monster Double No.R.047, set complete with
both locomotives Class L1 4-4-0 locomotive and tender
No.37157, B.R. green livery (R.350/R.33), a Freelance
0-4-0T ‘Polly’ No.9, red livery (missing names), rolling
stock and some track (not complete), box complete with
inner and original outer cardboard sleeve but has some
damage to lid £70-90
Lot 564
TWO BOXED 00 GAUGE TANK LOCOMOTIVES, Hornby
Railways Class 3F No.47556, (R.053), an Airfix Prairie
No.6167 (54151) both in B.R. black livery, boxes complete
with inner but have some minor damage £20-30
Lot 565
A BOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE
LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER, ‘Britannia’ No.70000
(R.2595/R.35), with an unboxed Tri-ang Railways
locomotive and tender ‘Winston Churchill’ No.34051
(missing nameplates) (R.356/R.38) both in B.R. green
livery £30-50
Lot 566
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED TRIANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE BATTLE SPACE AND
TRANSCONTINENTAL ROLLING STOCK, to include
Bomb Transporter (R.259) with some figures, Radar
Tracking Command Car, complete with instructions
(R.567), boxes complete (some with packing pieces) but
some have minor damage (6) £40-50
Lot 567
A QUANTITY OF BOXED TRI-ANG HORNBY AND
OTHER 00 GAUGE COACHES, to include three Pullman
cars (4) £15-25
Lot 568
A BOXED TRI-ANG HORNBY OO/HO GAUGE
ULTRA MODERN STATION CONSTRUCTION KIT,
No.R.589, contents not checked, but a large quantity of
components present, complete with instructions, with a
constructed Playcraft Goods Shed with Crane Kit (B.333)
and signal box in unassociated Playcraft box (3) £30-50
Lot 569
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED TRI-ANG
RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE WAGONS, some boxes with
packing pieces (12) £20-30
Lot 570
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED TRI-ANG
AND TRI-ANG HORNBY 00 GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY
TRACK AND ACCESSORIES, to include boxed
small Station Set, No.R.458A, contents not checked,
catalogues, track etc, includes an number of empty track
boxes £30-40
Lot 571
A BOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE BLUE
PULLMAN SET, No.RS.52, containing three car Blue
Pullman D.M.U. Set W60095, W60097 and W60745
(R.555/R.556/R.426), but missing track and controller, box
complete with inner but has damage to lid £30-40
Lot 572
A BOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE TRAIN SET,
No.RS.2, containing locomotive and tender ‘The Princess
Royal’ No.46200, B.R. maroon livery, (R.258 and R.34),
coaches but no track, box complete with inner but has
some damage £30-40
Lot 573
A BOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE
FREIGHTMASTER SET, No.RS.51, containing Class 31
Diesel locomotive No.D5572, B.R. green livery (R.357),
rolling stock and some track, but no controller, box
complete with inner but has some damage to lid £30-40
Lot 574
A BOXED TRI-ANG RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE CLASS 81
(AL1) ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE, No.E3001, earlier B.R.
blue livery (R.753), version with two pantographs, box
complete with packing pieces £60-80
Lot 575
A BOXED TRI-ANG HORNBY 00 GAUGE CLASS 08
DIESEL SHUNTING LOCOMOTIVE, No.D3035, B.R.
green livery (R.152) and boxed Yard Switcher shunting
locomotive No.T.R.20071, red livery, version without
buffers (R.353), both boxes complete and in fairly good
condition (2) £20-30
Lot 576
A QUANTITY OF BOXED, UNBOXED AND PART
BOXED 00 GAUGE ROLLING STOCK, Tri-ang and
Tri-ang Hornby, to include boxed Freightliner Wagon
(R.633) £20-30
Lot 577
A QUANTITY OF BOXED, UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
00 GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY TRACK AND
ACCESSORIES, to include unboxed Tri-ang overhead
catenary equipment, catalogues, track etc £20-30
Lot 578
A BOXED BASSETT-LOWKE (CORGI) 0 GAUGE S.E.C.R.
MAUNSELL 2-6-0 N CLASS MOGUL LOCOMOTIVE
AND TENDER, No.810, grey livery (BL99042) £160-180
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Richard Winterton
Lot 583
A BOXED CORGI TOYS THE GREEN HORNETS ‘BLACK
BEAUTY’, No.268, complete with working features and
(opened) packet containing secret instructions, four radar
scanners and four missiles, box complete with inner
pictorial tray £100-120
Lot 584
A BOXED DINKY SUPERTOYS BEDFORD VAL DUPLE
VEGA MAJOR LUXURY COACH, No.952, version with
indicators (not tested), has had wipers painted onto
windscreen, box complete but has some damage £30-50
Lot 579
Lot 579
A BOXED CORGI TOYS FORD CONSUL CORTINA
SUPER ESTATE CAR, No.440, complete with golfer,
caddie boy and golf bag figures, box complete with inner
pictorial tray but has some crushing/damage £80-100
Lot 580
A BOXED CORGI MAJOR TOYS FORD H SERIES
ARTICULATED CAR TRANSPORTER, No.1138, box
complete with packing piece and inner pictorial tray but
has some damage £30-50
Lot 581
A QUANTITY OF BOXED MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES
VEHICLES, to include Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, No.24
and Ferrari Berlinetta, No.75, many include original
accessories, boxes range from fairly good to poor (20)
£80-100
Lot 582
A BOXED DINKY TOYS BEECHCRAFT S35 BONANZA
AIRCRAFT, No.710, missing propeller, but complete
with luggage, with a boxed Dinky Toys Beechcraft C55
Baron aircraft, boxes complete but have some damage (2)
£30-40
Lot 585
A BOXED DINKY TOYS A.E.C. ARTICULATED ESSO
FUEL TANKER, No.945, complete with hose pipe,
version with ‘Put a Tiger in your Tank’ decal to rear, box
complete but missing packing piece and has some minor
damage £30-50
Lot 586
A BOXED DINKY TOYS FORD LOTUS CORTINA MK2
RALLY CAR, No.205, box complete but has some minor
damage £40-60
Lot 587
THREE BOXED DINKY TOYS CARS, Ford 40-RV,
No.132, N.S.U. RO80, No.176, complete with instructions
and inner tray, lights not tested and Alfa Romeo O.S.I
Scarateo, No.217, boxes complete but have minor
damage £30-50
Lot 588
A BOXED CORGI TOYS VOLKSWAGEN BRAKEDOWN
TRUCK, No.490, missing hook but otherwise appears
complete £30-50
Lot 589
A BOXED DINKY TOYS FORD CORTINA MK1 RALLY
CAR, No.212, box complete but has some minor
damage £50-70
Lot 590
A BOXED MATCHBOX KING SIZE FORD LOW
LOADER, No.K-17, with a boxed Matchbox King Size
E.R.F. Concrete Mixer, No.K-13, boxed damaged (2)
£20-30
Lot 583
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Lot 591
Lot 591
THREE BOXED DINKY TOYS CARS, Rolls-Royce Silver
Shadow, No.158, Cadillac Eldorado, No.175, one door is
glued shut and Jensen FF, No.188 £50-70
Richard Winterton
Lot 592
A BOXED DINKY TOYS HILLMAN IMP RALLY CAR,
No.214, some repairs and damage to box £40-60
Lot 597
A BOXED BRITAINS FARM GENERAL PURPOSE
PLOUGH, No.6F, appears complete with horses and
figures, box complete but has some damage, with an
unboxed Britains Plough £30-50
Lot 598
A BOXED DINKY TOYS MICHIGAN 180-111 TRACTOR
DOZER, No.976, box missing packing piece, with a boxed
Corgi Toys FC Jeep 150 and Conveyor, No.64, appears
complete with figure and sacks (2) £30-40
Lot 599
A BOXED DINKY SUPERTOYS BEDFORD PULLMORE
CAR TRANSPORTER, No.982, version with glazing and
loading ramp, No.794, box missing packing piece but has
some repairs/damage £30-50
Lot 600
A BOXED DINKY TOYS BEDFORD TK COAL LORRY,
No.425, complete with five sacks and scales, s.d. to box
£60-80
Lot 593
Lot 593
A BOXED CORGI ‘JAMES BOND’ TOYOTA 2000GT,
No.336, missing one figure, packet with secret
instructions, badge and spare rockets, but has ariel and
four rockets, boot lid does not shut, box complete with
inner tray £80-100
Lot 594
A BOXED BRITAINS FORD SUPER MAJOR 5000
TRACTOR, No.9527, complete with exhaust, air filter
and towing hitch, box damaged, with a boxed Britains
Acrobat high speed rake, No.9537, box complete with
inner tray but has some minor damage (2) £30-50
Lot 595
A BOXED DINKY TOYS LEYLAND OCTOPUS SHELL-BP
FUEL TANKER, No.944, version with grey chassis and
black plastic hubs, box complete but has some minor
damage £40-60
Lot 601
A BOXED DINKY TOYS FORD TRANSIT POLICE
ACCIDENT UNIT, No.287, complete with driver, radar
gun, ariel, two signs and four cones, type 1 casting, box
complete with packing piece but damaged, with boxed
Dinky Toys Ford Transit Fire Appliance, No.286, complete
with hose, type 1 casting, box has minor damage (2)
£30-50
Lot 602
A BOXED DINKY TOYS AUSTIN PARA-MOKE, No.601,
complete with parachute but missing instructions, s.d. to
box £20-30
Lot 603
TWO BOXED DINKY TOYS BEDFORD TK LORRIES,
Jones Fleetmaster Cantilever Crane, No.970 and Refuse
Wagon, No.978, complete with two dustbins, s.d. to
boxes (2) £40-60
Lot 604
A BOXED CORGI TOYS SUNBEAM IMP PANDA CAR,
No.506, version with blue body and luminous door
panels, with boxed Dinky Toys Police Mini Cooper,
No.250, damage/repairs to box (2) £40-60
Lot 605
A BOXED CORGI TOYS COOPER-MASERATI F1 CAR,
No.159, with a boxed Corgi Toys Oldsmobile Tornado,
No.276, s.d. to boxes (2) £30-40
Lot 606
THREE BOXED DINKY TOYS FORD CARS, Capri,
No.165, Cortina MK2 De Luxe, No.159 and Escort,
No.168, some damage to boxes £40-50
Lot 596
Lot 596
A BOXED DINKY TOYS LEYLAND DUMP TRUCK,
No.925 £80-100
Lot 607
A BOXED DINKY TOYS VAUXHALL VIVA, No.136,
with a boxed Dinky Toys Healey Sports Boat-on-Trailer,
No.796, s.d. to boxes (2) £40-50
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Lot 608
A BOXED BRITAINS LAMBRETTA 150 SCOOTER,
No.9685, complete with both riders, box damaged, some
paint loss to figures £50-70
Lot 609
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED
PLAYWORN DIECAST VEHICLES, to include Spot-On
Bentley, No.102 and Milk Float, No.122, Corgi James
Bond Aston Martin, No.261 (with three bandit figures),
Ford Thames Walls Ice Cream Van, No.447, Dinky Toys
Bedford Refuse Wagon, No.252, version with orange cab
and grey body, Dinky, Corgi, Budgie etc £160-180
Lot 610
AN UNBOXED WILESCO ‘OLD SMOKY’ LIVE STEAM
ROLLER, not tested, appears largely complete, with
instruction book, (s.d. to covers), no accessories £70-90
Lot 611
A BOXED MAMOD LIVE STEAM WAGON, No.SW1,
brown and cream livery, complete with six wooden
barrels, fuel and accessories, not tested but appears
largely complete, box complete but has some damage/
wear £70-90
Lot 613
Lot 613
A WOODEN MARIONETTE DOLL, 19th Century, lady
with painted hair and features (lacking nose), hook
jointed body, hat and blue silk dress with beadwork
decoration, height 32cm (two spare legs) (in need of
attention) £100-150
End of Sale
Lot 612
Lot 612
A BOXED CHAD VALLEY TINPLATE CLOCKWORK
SALOON CAR, lithographed blue livery with white trim,
white tinplate balloon tyres, some minor scratches and
marking to paintwork, complete with key, illustrated box
complete but has some damage/wear £80-100
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BUYING AT AUCTION
REGISTRATION
Prospective bidders are required to register their details
to obtain a bidding number, (paddle). Identification is
required in the form of a passport or driving license.
Card details are requested for new and overseas
buyers and will be verified. References may also be
required. Credit and reference checks may also be
made.
PAYMENT
Payment and collection should be made within
seven days of the auction by cash, bank transfer,
direct debit or credit card, (Note: a 3% + VAT
surcharge is levied on credit card payments).
Goods are not released until full payment has
been received and cleared. We no longer accept
cheques. All winning bids should be paid for and
collected/collection arranged within seven days of the
auction. Failure to do so will result in the sale being
cancelled and the bidder blacklisted across the auction
network. Any purchases not collected/collection
arranged within seven days will be moved offsite and
incur storage fees of £5 per Lot per day.
Payments by credit card can only be made by the
cardholder in person.
Overseas payments can only be made by direct
bank transfer.
DESCRIPTION & ESTIMATE OF LOTS
Every effort is made to describe Lots as fairly and as
accurately as possible. Descriptions are a matter of
opinion only and the potential purchaser is advised to
examine for themselves the authenticity of any given
Lot. Damage/restoration may be mentioned but
if not, does not imply an item is free from damage
and/or restoration. Our liability in respect of Lot
descriptions is limited. All weights and measurements
stated should be regarded as approximate. Pre-sale
estimates are intended only as a guide for prospective
purchasers. Depending on the degree of competition
Lots can realise more or sometimes less than our listed
estimates. Estimates and descriptions are subject to
revision.
CONDITION REPORTS
Ample time is allocated prior to the auction to
allow prospective purchasers to come and view and
satisfy for themselves the condition of any given Lot.
However, where this is not possible, we are always
happy to advise prospective buyers on the condition
of any Lot by email only. This is an opinion only and
where possible should be requested in writing in
ample time eg email. This service closes the day
prior to prior to the auction. Hundreds of enquiries
are logged for our sales and therefore enquiries are
answered on a first come first served basis and are
sent at the enquirer’s risk.
IMAGES
All images, whether printed in the catalogue or on our
websites, remain the property of Richard Winterton
Auctioneers and may not be re-produced without
prior written consent from us.
PROGRESS OF SALE
Under normal circumstances, our auctions proceed at
around 150-200 Lots per hour.
TELEPHONE BIDS
We are happy to arrange phone bids on Lots
estimated at over £200 or at our discretion. By
making a booking, you will automatically have
the opening bid. Bookings can only be taken up to
48 hours prior to the auction and are subject to line
availability. Telephone bids are accepted at the senders
risk and should be requested in writing.
ABSENTEE BIDS AND SALE RESULTS
If you are unable to attend the auction, we will be
happy to bid on your behalf up to a set amount.
Please use the forms available from reception or at
the back of a catalogue. Absentee bids should
be submitted no later than 10am on the sale
morning. We endeavour to buy the Lot as cheaply
as is allowed by other bids and reserves if applicable.
If your bid(s) is successful, an invoice will be posted to
you on the sale day or you can telephone reception
who will be happy to inform clients of sale results.
BUYERS’ PREMIUM
All bids are charged a buyers’ premium of 21%
inclusive of VAT in addition to the ‘hammer’ price. An
additional 3% + VAT premium applies to Live Online
Bidding.
SALEROOM NOTICES
It is advisable to check for any notices in the saleroom
relating to withdrawn/additional Lots or revised Lot
descriptions/guide prices.
COLLECTION OF LOTS
Lots purchased should be paid for and collected within
seven days of the sale. No Lots will be released without
cleared funds and a valid invoice slip. Any Lot not
collected/collection arranged within seven days
of the sale date will incur storage charges at the
rate of £5 per Lot per day.
STOLEN GOODS & DUE DILIGENCE
Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd operate a due
diligence scheme to help in the prevention in the
trade of stolen goods. We co-operate fully with law
enforcement agencies in this respect.
REFRESHMENTS
Lichfield has a wealth of coffee shops and dining
establishments within a short walking distance of the
Salerooms.
PARKING & DISABLED ACCESS
The Lichfield Salerooms have ample parking on site
and nearby pay and display.
ADMISSION TO THE SALEROOM
We reserve the right to refuse admission to any of our
auctions, without necessarily giving a reason.
CLIENT SERVICES
VALUATION DAYS
We hold regular free valuation days at locations
throughout Staffordshire, The West Midlands and
Derbyshire for all antiques, fine art and collectables.
We have a network of specialist consultants for areas
such as fine wines, pictures, jewellery, watches,
modern design, toys, ceramics, cameras, postcards,
cigarette cards, sporting memorabilia, antiquarian
books, oriental works of art, coins, postage stamps
and medals/military memorabilia to name a few.
Lichfield Valuation Days
The Lichfield Salerooms, Cross Keys, Lichfield,
Staffordshire, WS13 6DN (Tel 01543 251081)
Toys, Dolls, Model Trains & Juvenalia –
Monday 24th November & Monday 15th December
10am-2pm (appointment advisable)
Coins & Banknotes – Mondays 9.30am to 11.30am
(by appointment only)
General Antique & Collectable Valuations of
single/selected items Tuesdays 9.30am to 4pm
(no appointment necessary)
Specialist Themed Valuation Days – Eg oriental
works of art, books/maps, stamps, sporting
memorabilia etc (by appointment only – dates to be
announced – see our website)
Auction Consignments only (for boxes and
large quantities) Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm
(excluding sale days)
(Ample parking and disabled access)
Sutton Coldfield Valuation Days
The Trinity Centre, Church Hill, Mill St, Sutton
Coldfield, B72 1TF
*Most
Mondays
from
2pm
to
4pm
(Check our website for exceptions)
(Ample free parking and disabled access)
Solihull Valuation Days
The Boat Inn, 222 Hampton Lane, Catherine De
Barnes, Solihull, West Midlands, B91 2TJ
Once a month on Monday 24th November & Monday
15th December from 12midday to 1pm
(Ample free parking and disabled access)
Barton Under Needwood Valuation Days
The Waterfront, Barton Marina, Nr Burton On Trent,
DE13 8DZ
Once a month on Wednesday 10th December from
12midday to 1pm
Burton On Trent
Furniture Monkey, Hawkins Lane, Burton On Trent,
DE14 1PT
Thursdays from 6pm to 7pm
Tamworth
Contact us on 01543 251081 for a free home visit
At Your Own Home….
If you have a large quantity of items or a bulky
collection which you are considering selling at auction
with us, call us on 01543 251081 to make a free
appointment for a Representative to visit you at home
to discuss your individual requirements.
We can also arrange for the consignment to be
collected using our in-house haulage service.
FULL/PART ESTATE CLEARANCES
We are pleased to advise private individuals, estate
agents and solicitors with regards to the clearance of
the contents of a property. An area representative will
be pleased to meet clients at the property in question
and give confidential advice. We have our own fleet
of vehicles to assist in the removal process. We can
also instruct cleaning professionals should you want
the property to be spotless afterwards.
WRITTEN VALUATIONS
We offer professional written valuations for insurance,
probate, tax and family division purposes at attractive
rates based on an hourly charge.
ANTIQUE TALKS & ONE-OFF VALUATION EVENTS
We offer a service whereby we can provide Valuers for
‘antiques talks’ and one-off valuation events. Phone
01543 251081 for further information on this service.
SHIPPING
We no longer pack and post Lots ourselves.
All Lots are available to be packed and shipped by
the-saleroom.com Delivery Service. Attractive quotes
are available for each Lot on our online catalogue at
www.the-saleroom.com/richardwinterton
Once you’ve won your Lot, it can be collected directly
from us by the local agent, professionally packed and
tracked delivery to your door. Discounts are available
for multiple Lots and delivery in the UK is within 7-14
working days. Terms and conditions apply to this
service.
For further information please www.the-saleroom.
com, telephone + 44 (0)203 725 5555 or email the
Delivery Team on [email protected]
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
1. In these conditions Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd act only as
auctioneers and agents and the representatives of Richard Winterton
Auctioneers Ltd conducting the sale is called “Auctioneer”.
10.Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd declaim all responsibility for loss or
damage of goods or for unauthorised removal of goods unless caused by
negligence of their employees.
2. For all purposes of sale the Auctioneer shall be deemed to be the agents
of both the vendor and purchaser and may in the case of lots upon which
there is a reserve price exercise the right to bid on behalf of the vendor.
As agent the Auctioneer cannot be responsible for any default by either
the vendor or purchaser.
11.All goods are put up for sale without reserve unless written instructions as
to reserve are received by Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd prior to the
commencement of the sale.
3.
The Auctioneer will not be responsible for the correctness of the
description, measurement, weight, date, age, genuineness, authenticity,
condition or faults of any item, they are believed to be correct but are
made as an expression of opinion only, and the lots are sold subject to all
faults and errors in description.
13.
The purchaser shall pay the hammer price together with the buyers
premium of 21% inclusive.
4.The Auctioneer will be pleased to execute bids free of charge for anyone
unable to attend the sale on receipt of written instructions. Bids by
telephone are accepted only at the senders risk and should be confirmed
by letter or fax.
5.The highest bidder is in due time to be the purchaser, and no persons
shall retract a bid. The advance on each lot to be determined by the
Auctioneer, who reserves the right of refusing any bids and of altering,
adding to, dividing, consolidating or withdrawing any lot or lots at the
sale or bidding on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being
offered subject to reserve at Auctioneers discretion. Should any dispute or
difficulty arise between two or more bidders, the Auctioneer has absolute
discretion to settle it or re-offer the lot.
6.Charges for Vendors are per lot and are as follows:–
From £6 to £20.00 per lot entry fee and 15% thereafter per lot plus VAT
7.Insurance:–
All goods will be held insured against the risks of fire, burglary and water
damage, for which Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd will charge a
premium of 1% subject to the Value Added Tax. The value of the goods
so covered shall be the gross amount realised, or in the case of unsold lots
the best bid, or in the case of withdrawn lots prior to a sale that which
the specialised staff of Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd shall in their
absolute discretion, estimate to be the auction value of the goods.
8.Vendors will be charged for goods left on the premises if the vendor has
been requested to remove them and if the goods are not removed within
fourteen days of such request. Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd reserve
the right to sell the goods to defray costs and storage charges.
9.Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd reserve the right to store or arrange
the the storage of goods delivered to them for sale either on their own
premises or elsewhere at their sole discretion. They exempt themselves
from any liability for loss or damage to goods delivered without sufficient
sale instructions.
12.The vendor will duly indemnify Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd in
connection with any goods sold on the vendors behalf.
14.All lots to be at the sole risk and charge of the purchaser from the fall
of the hammer, and such lots to be taken away with all faults, defects
and errors in descriptions without any power of dispute, at the risk and
expense of the purchaser. No purchaser shall be entitled to remove any
lot until payment has been received in full for the lots purchased.
15.Settlement is normally 4-6 weeks post auction less charges, provided we
have been paid by the purchaser. VAT is applicable on all services.
16.All categorised lots withdrawn prior to auction will incur a £25 per lot fee
or 7.5% of our value, whichever is greater.
17.Expenses:–
You agree to pay all costs relating to (1) packing and shipping the lots to
the saleroom or returned.
ONLINE BIDDING
Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via
the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale.
In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and
providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are
agreed with Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers:
1.authorise Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers, if they so wish, to
charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for
items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and
2.
confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card
details to Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers through
www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Richard Winterton
Fine Art Auctioneers are entitled to ship the goods to the card
holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of
the sale.
Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service
will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate
imposed on the hammer price
EXPLANATION OF CATALOGUING TERMS
(S.D/A.F)
We have identified that the Lot in question has some damage/faults,
(s.d/a.f).
This is for guidance only and does not constitute that a Lot is free of
damage/faults where no mention is made.
(RESTORATIONS)
We have identified that the Lot in question in our opinion has some
restoration, whether in full or part.
This is for guidance only and does not constitute that a Lot is free of
restoration where no mention is made.
FINE ART (PICTURES, PRINTS & WORKS OF ART)
Any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenance
and condition is a statement of our opinion and is not to be taken as a
statement of fact.
Please read carefully the Terms of Business printed in this catalogue and
available upon request.
LOWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN (1887-1976): In our opinion a work by
the artist
ATTRIBUTED TO LOWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN (1887-1976): In
our opinion a work by the artists but less certainty as to authorship is
expressed than in the above category.
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CIRCLE/MANNER/FOLLOWER OF LOWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN: In
our opinion a work by an unidentified hand associated with the artists but
not necessarily a pupil or of the period of the artist
All dimensions are given in centimetres of the image only, height before
width and are approximate. Pictures are unframed unless otherwise
stated.
Artists Resale Rights may apply to certain Lots (living and deceased
artists within 70 years) that fetch over 1,000 Euros hammer price
(approximately £800). In which case a 4% surcharge is payable
by the purchaser in addition to the hammer price and buyers’
premium (and if applicable, live bidding fees).
WEIGHTS & MEASUREMENTS
All weights and measurements quoted in this catalogue are to be
regarded as approximate.
CLOCKS & WATCHES
All clocks and watches are sold as seen and have not been tested for
operation. We therefore advise servicing by a suitably qualified horologist.
There are no keys, weights or pendulums unless stated in the Lot
description.
Richard Winterton
GIFT VOUCHERS
Why not treat someone special with a gift voucher.
Available in denominations of £5, £10 and £20, they can be used to make purchases
at any of our auctions, (terms apply).
Gift vouchers can be purchased from Reception or posted out to you or the gift
recipient.
PRINTED CATALOGUE SUBSCRIPTIONS
We offer an annual printed catalogue subscription service for our monthly
Antique, Home & Interior Sales meaning you will never miss out on what’s
coming up for auction. The catalogues are also useful reference tools to keep.
An annual subscription costs just £15. Contact us for further details.
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How to find us
THE LICHFIELD SALEROOMS
CROSS KEYS, LICHFIELD
STAFFORDSHIRE WS13 6DN
By road
The Salerooms are located in the city
centre of Lichfield behind the Market
Place and Lloyds Bank.
Birmingham City Centre and Derby
are each a 40 minute drive from the
Salerooms.
Taxis
City Cars: 01543 252444
255 Taxis: 01543 255255
By Rail
The nearest railway station within
walking distance is Lichfield City on
the cross-city line to Birmingham
New Street.
Virgin Trains operate high speed
services from London Euston (1hr
20mins) and Scotland to Lichfield Trent
Valley which is a five minute taxi drive
from the Salerooms.
Contact the National Rail Enquiries
line on 08457 484950 or visit www.
nationalrail.co.uk for exact train times.
By Air
Birmingham International
and East Midlands Airports are each
a 40 minute drive from Lichfield.
Accommodation
Hoar Cross Hall Hotel & Health Spar,
DE13 8QS (Rural, Nr. Burton),
Tel 01283 575671
The George Hotel, 12-14 Bird Street,
Lichfield City Centre Staffordshire,
WS13 6PR, Tel 01543 414822
Restaurants
The Lee Garden Chinese Restaurant,
50 Tamworth St, Lichfield, Staffordshire,
WS13 6JJ, Tel 01543 418515
The Winehouse, The Swan,
27 Bird Street, Lichfield,
WS13 6PW, Tel 01543 419999
The Lichfield Salerooms
Cross Keys, Lichfield,
Staffordshire, WS13 6DN
T: +44(0)1543 251081
F: +44(0)1543 268849
E: [email protected] www.richardwinterton.co.uk