| Lot 51 |
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POMEGRANATE: A William Moorcroft pottery fruit bowl, impressed marks and W Moorcroft in green signature, 10.5 inches diameter.
Estimate £350 - £400 |
| Lot 52 |
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LEAF AND BERRIES: A Moorcroft pottery flambé demi-tasse cup and saucer, impressed W Moorcroft to base.
Estimate £200 - £250 |
| Lot 53 |
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An early 20th century stereoscope viewer together with a set of 'South African War Through The Stereoscope' cards, Volume I and II in original simulated book cover case and 11 other stereoscope cards.
Estimate £80 - £120 |
| Lot 54 |
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A 19th century 'Sunday' walking stick with golf club handle. |
| Lot 55 |
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Benjamin D Sigmund: framed and glazed watercolour; Fisherman Looking Out to Sea, dated 1890.
Estimate £600 - £800 |
| Lot 56 |
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A WWII Airman's leather helmet together with a pair of goggles, earphones, pocket compass and Royal Army Ordnance Corp beret.
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 57 |
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Two WWII leather Airman's helmets together with a pale blue canvas helmet and goggles, two face masks and a pair of modern earphones.
Estimate £50 - £80 |
| Lot 58 |
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A WWII Airman's leather flying helmet together with a 1949 pattern battle dress Wiltshire Regiment blouse (size 11).
Estimate £20 - £40 |
| Lot 59 |
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A pale blue canvas Airman's flying helmet together with a khaki helmet and a pair of goggles.
Estimate £10 - £20 |
| Lot 60 |
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A WWII leather Airman's flying helmet with zip headphone pockets and leads.
Estimate £80 - £120 |
| Lot 61 |
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A pair of WWII leather brown leather Airman's gloves with inner woollen lining together with a pair of Airman's sheepskin lined black boots.
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 62 |
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An original WWII Airman's sheepskin lined flying jacket and trousers (some wear).
Estimate £50 - £100 |
| Lot 63 |
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An original WWII Flying Officer's canvas kit bag together with a pair of goggles and night lenses.
Estimate £10 - £20 |
| Lot 64 |
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A large mid 20th century panda (24 inches).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 65 |
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A pair of 19th century Chinese porcelain Famille Vert goldfish bowls decorated externally with exotic birds and foliage and internally with swimming fish (one riveted to base), (12 inches).
Estimate £200 - £300 |
| Lot 66 |
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A large 19th century Japanese bronze jardiniere decorated with birds, trees and flowers in relief (base loose), (12 inches).
Estimate £150 - £200 |
| Lot 67 |
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A 19th century bronze incense burner decorated with the figure of Shree Ganesh (25 inches).
Estimate £50 - £100 |
| Lot 68 |
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An early 20th century walking stick with copper band dedicated to the Centenary of Lord Nelson's Death, inscribed Presented By B & F Sailor's Society, Death of Nelson Centenary Memento, October 21 1905 containing Victory copper from Lords of The Admiralty.
Estimate £80 - £120 |
| Lot 69 |
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Two dogs head carved wood walking sticks.
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 70 |
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A mid 20th century Whitefriars red glass full size sword with clear glass handle containing two threepenny bits (44 inches).
Estimate £100 - £150 |
| Lot 71 |
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A pair of mid 20th century leather cricket glove finger protectors.
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 72 |
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A 1948 Stuart Surridge & Co. Limited cricket back autographed to front side with the Australia and England full cricket team members. Listed under Australia are 15 names headed by Don Bradman and under England 11 names headed by N Yardley. The 1948 Australia team gained notoriety for being undefeated for the entire tour. Bradman was making his fourth and final tour of England. This bat was signed at the Oval test match when Bradman played his last test for Australia. He needed only four runs from his final innings to have a test batting average of 100 but was out for a duck bowled second ball by Eric Hollies. The reverse of the bat is inscribed with six various county teams and team members including Surrey, Leicester, Kent, Yorkshire, Middlesex and Nottinghamshire. The bat belonged to the vendor's father, Stanley Squires, who played for Surrey and who collected all the signatures himself.
Estimate £500 - £800 |
| Lot 73 |
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An F H Ayres Treble Spring short handle 'Stan. Squires' Surrey County XI cricket bat autographed by the 1950(?) West Indies touring team (10 signatures) and Surrey (10 signatures) and Worcester (11 signatures) county teams. This bat was owned by the vendor's father Stan Squires, a Surrey player, who collected the signatures himself.
Estimate £300 - £500 |
| Lot 74 |
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A Jack Hobbs Ltd Extra Special 'The Oval' short handle cricket bat signed by the entire 1928 England cricket team (17 signatures) including A Chapman, D Jardine, H Sutcliffe, D Larwood and J Hobbs. The England/MCC team toured Australia in 1928/29 retaining the Ashes and winning the series 4 -1. The bat has been stored in it's original canvas bag for at least the past 50 years in an attic and has been in the same family since new. The bat is in exceptional condition with all signatures clearly visible.
Estimate £600 - £1,000 |
| Lot 75 |
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A rare Bournemouth Belle train Pullman Dining Car wine list, autographed by the England Cricket Team of 1946/7. The card is dated 31st August 1946 and was signed by the team members whilst they were travelling to Southampton to embark for Australia. The 19 signatures include Len Hutton, Dennis Compton, Bill Edrich, R Howard (Manager), Norman Yardley and Alec Bedser. Australia won three matches and drew two and retained the Ashes.
Estimate £150 - £250 |
| Lot 76 |
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A complete set of 12 1954 German beer glasses for Hannen Alt, transfer decorated with portraits and facsimile signatures of the entire 1954 West German World Cup football team.
Estimate £30 - £50 |
| Lot 77 |
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Greta Garbo: an early 20th century printed theatre poster advertising Greta Garbo in 'Romance' at the King's Hall, Lewisham (20 x 30 inches).
Estimate £50 - £100 |
| Lot 78 |
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A collection of five various WWII period Japanese cotton and silk flags and banners, some bearing hand written inscriptions dedicated to Servicemen fighting in the war.
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 79 |
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A tall tribal carved wood staff, possibly from Polynesia, the top carved with a male face with barley twist decoration below.
Estimate £50 - £100 |
| Lot 80 |
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A late 19th century African Zaire large curved sword, the blade with engraved decoration and wooden handle (35 inches).
Estimate £80 - £120 |
| Lot 81 |
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A late 19th century Sudanese sword in original leather scabbard with leather strap and tassels, engraved blade with bound handle decorated with snakeskin (42 inches).
Estimate £350 - £400 |
| Lot 82 |
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A WWI British Officer's sword in original leather scabbard.
Estimate £120 - £160 |
| Lot 83 |
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A 19th century Australian boomerang with chip carved decoration.
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 84 |
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A 19th century cast iron eel spear.
Estimate £60 - £80 |
| Lot 85 |
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An early 20th century postcard album containing a collection of European and British topographical and various humorous cards.
Estimate £50 - £80 |
| Lot 86 |
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A rare late 18th century French Coquilla nut snuff box modelled as a stout gentleman (3 inches).
Estimate £250 - £350 |
| Lot 86A |
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Adolf Hitler: Mein Kampf, 1937 German Edition with original dust jacket.
Estimate £20 - £30 |
| Lot 87 |
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A WWII German Officer's dagger hilt together with a German Nazi pin badge. The dagger was brought back to this country by the vendor's father who witnessed the blade being broken.
Estimate £60 - £100 |
| Lot 88 |
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A WW2 German Nazi Officer's Dagger by Robert Klaas, Solingen with plated mounts, brown grip in original shagreen effect plated sheath (grip a/f).
Estimate £50 - £80 |
| Lot 89 |
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A 19th century French bayonet together with a dagger in metal sheath.
Estimate £40 - £60 |
A LARGE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF GUSTAVSBERG ARGENTA SWEDISH POTTERY. |
| Lot 90 |
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Three Gustavsberg Argenta small cylindrical posy vases decorated with sprigs of leaves on turned bases (printed marks to base) (all 4 inches).
Estimate £80 - £120 |
| Lot 91 |
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A Gustavsberg Argenta rectangular pin tray with silver inlaid decoration of a Cruise Liner, printed marks and paper label to base (6 x 3 inches).
Estimate £60 - £100 |
| Lot 92 |
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A pair of Gustavsberg Argenta squat vases with inlaid silver sprig decoration, printed marks to base (both 2.25 inches).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 93 |
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A pair of Gustavsberg Argenta ribbed small squat vases, printed marks to base (both 2.75 inches).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 94 |
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Four various small Gustavsberg Argenta pots decorated with sprigs and one with silver lines to rim.
Estimate £60 - £80 |
| Lot 95 |
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A set of four Gustavsberg Argenta circular pin trays decorated with inlaid silver sprigs of flowers, printed marks to base (3.5 inches diameter).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 96 |
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A set of four Gustavsberg Argenta pin trays with inlaid silver diamond, club, heart and spade motifs, printed marks to base (3.5 inches diameter).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 97 |
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A set of four Gustavsberg Argenta pin trays with inlaid silver diamond, club, heart and spade motifs, printed marks to base (3.5 inches diameter).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 98 |
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A graduated set of three Gustavsberg Argenta miniature bowls with inlaid silver sprig decoration, printed marks to base (3.5 inches diameter largest).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 99 |
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Three various Gustavsberg Argenta miniature bowls decorated with a flag, lines and sprigs, printed marks to base (3.5 inches diameter largest).
Estimate £40 - £60 |
| Lot 100 |
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Four various miniature Gustavsberg Argenta bowls with inlaid silver sprig decoration, printed marks to base (3.25 inches diameter largest).
Estimate £50 - £80 |
