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Hepplewhite style mahogany four poster bed The canopy with radiating cloth rouched detail, the whole with pelmet and side drapes, the mahogany supports of cluster column to leaf clasped baluster support to square section main legs, carved detail Frame Approx. H - 235cm, L - 200cm, W - 200cm.
1 night Dinner, Bed and Breakfast for 2 at Malmaison Aberdeen in a Club Room - This boutique hotel is located in the heart of Scotlands Granite City. Housed in a 19th Century granite mansion, it offers 79 uniquely designed rooms and suites. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a luxurious spa, a fuly equipped fitness centre, and a sophisticated brasserie offering a variety of culinary delights. The hotel is conveniently situated near Aberdeen's city center, providing easy access to local attractions and shopping areas.
Romantic 2 night stay for 2 adults at Calico Cottage, a romantic getaway in the heart of the Peak District National Park This stylish one-bedroom cottage for two adults features a fully equipped kitchen, Vi-spring king bed, shower over bath, ultrafast broadband, private terrace with Win Hill views, shared garden/summerhouse, and parking for two. No pets or smoking (incl. vaping).
This early figurine depicts a young girl standing barefoot in a garden bed, wearing a light-colored dress with a checkered headband. Her head is tilted downward, and one hand wipes her cheek as she weeps. The base features sculpted and painted floral details and an inscribed verse by poet Robert Herrick: "Upon her cheeks she wept. And from those showers sprang up a sweet nativity of flowers". Royal Doulton backstamp.Artist: Laurence PeruginiIssued: 1916 - 1938Dimensions: 9"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Registration: XOO741X VIN: JT1P0RN4600910397 Mileage Showing: 100,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: Exempt Number of Keys: 1 V5 on Site: Yes3.5 litre Rover V85 speed manual gearboxCustom bodyworkLimited slip differentialBrake disc conversionUK supplied from new and first registered August 1981. Restored and modified by a previous owner (a Motorsport fabrication company) including fitting a 3.5 litre Rover V8 with Holley carburettor and Offenhauser inlet manifold and custom exhaust mated to a LT77 5 speed manual gearbox with Jaguar MK2 rear acle with LSD and disc brakes front and rear.Custom bodywork including new step-side bed and full respray in Toyota royal blue mica metallic. Finished to a high standard showing 800 miles although believed to be 100,800 miles due to a 5 digit speedo. Covered 8,000 miles since its conversion.Sold with a history folder detailing all parts and work carried out to make finding spares and service items easier.Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £7,000 - £8,000
Adventure Awaits: The Ultimate Treetop EscapeYour tiny adventurers climb up reaching their cozy bed high above. These aren’t just 2 single beds; it's a secret fort, a place for stories and dreams. Here every night becomes an adventure. The Treehouse Beds are both Adult Singles, accessed by steps leading to each bed and a central Slide. With 4 separate windows, secret internal shelves, bookcases and hideaways. This isn't just furniture; it's a portal to a world of wonder. It's an invitation to explore, to dream, and to create a lifetime of magical unforgettable memories and a one-of-a-kind treasure that will spark endless nights of stories and dreams. These are Bespoke and one of a kind. The previous owner had them hand crafted by a renowned carpenter for their twin boys. They then commissioned a very talented mural artist, who spent 5 days to bring them to life. They never had a problem getting the boys to bed and they were eager to slide down out of bed in the mornings.The measurements are -Length - 450cm.Height - 195cm.Depth - 90cm.The Slide comes out a further 114cm.The mattresses sizes are 2 x Adult Singles.
The Ultimate Roadtrip! 1 week in a fully equipped Campervan - Get Ready for the Ultimate Road Trip! Bid for a 7 Day adventure in a fantastic Volkswagen Campervan, perfect for exploring coastlines, countryside and everything in between! This Campervan comes fully equipped with its own awning, comfortable double bed, gas stove and sink, mini fridge, all kitchen essentials and storage space for luggage and gear. The driver has to be 25 of older. Your own insurance and Road Side Assistance is fine. Available any date during 2025.
Large Victorian copper kettle on burner stand by Henry Loveridge & Co of exaggerated bun form with turned ebony handles, upon a stand with reeded and foliate tripod supports with paw feet, H37cm high, together with a smaller range kettle, bed warming pan, and a 20th century copper jelly mould
Collection of 6 British Quad Film Posters from the 1970s including the cult sci-fi Zero Population Growth (1972), starring Oliver Reed, Golden Rendezvous / Thats Carry On (1978), double bill with artwork by Arnaldo Putzu, The Devils Advocate (1977), artwork by Putzu, When Girls Go To Bed / Ups and Downs of Girls on Holiday (1977), double bill with artwork by Sam Peffer, Airport 80 The Concorde (1979), Rosie Dixon Night Nurse (1978), all folded, all 30 x 40 inches (6 items) Condition Report: Various conditions
Cut Glass Decanter With Silver Collar, London 1980, together with a stone China part dinner service, including soup tureen and various dishes. A World War Two Brodie Helmet, Camp bed, a cased Singer sewing machine, A Pair of Wedgewood bottle vases and glass paperweight, and a case set of four Thomas Webster Liqueur glasses (qty)
A rare Bronze Cross of Rhodesia pair awarded to Lieutenant G. J. Schrag, 2nd Rhodesian African Rifles, for his gallantry in commanding an attack on two enemy camps on 31 October 1976, when he went into a river bed alone and killed two terrorists at a range of less than ten metres; he also served in 'C' (Rhodesia) Squadron, Special Air Service RegimentRhodesia, Bronze Cross of Rhodesia (Lt. G. J. Schrag); General Service Medal, with Silver Pick Commendation (2Lt G. J. Schrag), mounted as worn, good very fine (2)Provenance:Christie's, April 1992.B.C.R. awarded 29 July 1977, the citation states:'On October 31 1976, a Platoon led by Lt.Schrag was involved in a two-phase, set-piece attack on two enemy camps, each of which included a large group of terrorists.Despite coming under heavy fire from the first camp, Schrag led the assault with great determination, forcing the enemy to break and run. Having secured the first camp, the platoon swept through the second camp, coming under close-range fire from two terrorists who had hidden in a river bed beyond the camp. The Platoon went to ground, but Lt. Schrag charged into the river bed alone and killed both terrorists at a range of less than ten metres.He then led his platoon in a sweep of very thick cover where a further four terrorists were killed. Enemy small arms and mortar fire was intense throughout the engagement.'Military Forces Commendation (Operational) awarded 31 March 1978, the citation states:'On 7 August 1977, a PATU call sign walked into Rugoyi Police Base in the Makoni TTL with radio failure, but reporting a presence of thirty CTs, the night before at locstst VQ 455454, not too far from St.Killian's Mission.Fire Force was deployed and a mixed group of CTs and civilians broke cover. The K-Car went into action and two sticks of paras were dropped in very high winds. After Platoon Warrant Officer Wilson broke a bone in his foot the drop was discontinued.Lt. Schrag co-ordinated the troops on the ground and in a series of contacts four CTs were killed. Lt. Schrag was then shot in the shoulder and acting L/Cpl G.S.Murray, of 5 Indep., took over. Lt.Schrag and L/Cpl Murray did very good work in the contact.'Graham John Schrag grew up in Umtali and served in 'C' Squadron Special Air Service, Rhodesian Signals and 2nd Rhodesian African Rifles. It was with that last unit that he served most of his time and was awarded both of his decorations, being presented the Bronze Cross on 15 March 1978.Afterwards, he was worked in various places around the world including Oman, Yemen, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Southern Ireland, Switzerland, Canada, France and the United Kingdom. Somewhere along the line he also had homes in Thailand, Andorra and Cyprus. Schrag died in Switzerland on 12 October 2012.…
The '1917' D.S.O., 'Neuve Chapelle 1915' M.C. group of five awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel H. G. Gilchrist, Royal Engineers, late attached 8th Signal Company, whose bravery under fire saw him honoured in 1915 as well as receiving a total of four 'mentions' throughout the warDistinguished Service Order, G.V.R., silver-gilt and enamel; Military Cross, G.V.R., the reverse engraved 'Lt. H. G. Gilchrist R.E. Neuve Chapelle March 10th-14th 1915'; 1914 Star, clasp (Lieut: H. G. Cilchrist, R.E.); British War and Victory Medals (Major H. G. Gilchrist.), with M.I.D. oak leaves, minor pitting, very fine (5)D.S.O. London Gazette 1 June 1917.M.C. London Gazette 27 April 1915, the original citation states:'For conspicuous gallantry in repairing telephone lines under heavy fire, from 10th to 14th March, 1915 at Neuve Chapelle.'Hector Gordon Gilchrist was born at Thornton Hall, East Kilbride, Lanark on 9 May 1889, the son of James and Janet Gilchrist. His father was an engineer with a shipbuilding company and the younger Gilchrist studied at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Later working as an engineer he was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant with the Territorial Army and posted to the Scottish Cable Telegraph Company on 2 January 1912. Gilchrist was advanced Lieutenant with them prior to being mobilised for Great War service.On the outbreak of the war he was posted to 5th Division Signals on 5 September 1914 and entered the war in France the next day. Attached to the 8th Divisional Signal Company Gilchrist went into action with them at the Battle of Neuve Chapelle in spring the next year. This was a plan to break through the German lines at the village of Neuve Chapelle to seize the Artios Ridge. The attack was successful however they were unable to follow up on the offensive, around this time Gilchrist earned a 'mention' to go with his M.C. (London Gazette 22 June 1915). Advanced Captain not long later he was serving in that role when he was 'mentioned' again the next year (London Gazette 1 January 1916). Further promoted Major on 15 March 1917 he was again 'mentioned' just two months later (London Gazette 18 May 1917) to go with a D.S.O. in July.Restored to the Territorial establishment on 18 July 1918 Gilchrist was recorded serving with Scottish Troops around this time. He was promoted Lieutenant Colonel a month after the end of the war on 12 December and again 'mentioned' for the last time then (London Gazette 23 December 1918). Appointed Chief Signal Officer of I Corps he returned to Britian on 29 January 1919 for leave only to be caught there with spanish flu.Whilst still unwell he returned to the Territorial Force on 28 June 1919 - from his hospital bed at No. 3 Scottish General Hospital, Glasgow - and returned to the rank of Lieutenant. Promoted Captain on 21 May 1920 Gilchrist was posted to 52nd Lowland Division on 12 January 1921. He was never to return to active service and instead entered the business world, joining Halley Motors Ltd. in 1921.Appointed Joint Managing Director in 1924 he became sole Director in 1926. Joining the executive committee of the north-west Engineering Trades Employers' Association in 1928 he was Director of Bowden (Holdings) Ltd. in 1939. Gilchrist later died on 27 April 1960; sold together with copied research.…
