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A mahogany chair, a modern butlers tray, a embroidered rug, and a double bed frame (4)

A pair of Habitat light oak single bed frames (2)

A Henry Bramah & Sons of Sheffield table top slate bed billiards table, with score board, cues, etc, 12.5cm x 111cm x 58cm (in need of some restoration to pockets)

SINGLE ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED

Taxidermy: Cased Rudd (Scardinius) adult mount set above a pebbled river bed, encased within a ebonised single pane display case, H30cm, L46cm

Vinyl - 19 12" Rock & Pop singles and approx 100 7" singles to include The Cure (Lets Go To Bed), Prince, Talk Talk, David Bowie, King Kurt (shaped pic disc), Depeche Mode, Madness, B Movie, Wham (promo), Kate Bush (Spanish), U2, Grandmaster Melle Mel, Sam Cooke, Bon Jovi, Erasure, Yello and many more. Vg+ overall

Greaves & Thomas; A Mid XX Century Teak Sofa Bed, upholstered in a beige floral fabric, 200cm wide.

A XIX Century Mahogany Bed, the headboard with an arched top and applied oval panel, barleytwist and block supports, the footboard similar with applied 'C' scroll panel, 152cm wide.

Two seat Chesterfield design sofa bed, upholstered in emerald green leather with deep-buttoned detailing, rolled arms, two loose seat cushions, and pull-out "Som'toile" sofa bed mechanism, on concealed feetDimensions: Height: 70cm  Length/Width: 184cm  Depth/Diameter: 90cm

Mid-19th century Qing dynasty opium or wedding bed, Zhejiang province, rectangular top with weave cane work, the frieze rail carved with trailing leafy branches and flower heads, over moulded rail with small drawer, shaped base carved with further tailing foliate decoration terminating to shaped feet, united by stretchers Dimensions: Height: 55cm  Length/Width: 227cm  Depth/Diameter: 115cm

A three quarter light oak bed frame and a metal bed frame

A grey fold out bed settee

An as new single bed, with pullout single bed

A quantity of diecast vehicles including packs, Atlas Editions and loose, including Dinky Supertoys Leyland Octopus Flat Bed with chain rail sides, blue and light blue, Dinky Supertoys Leyland Octopus with drop side, in green and yellow, Dinky Supertoys Atlas Editions 943 Octopus Tanker, boxed, Corgi Manchester Corporation Leyland Royal Tiger Bus 34091, boxed, Rupert 75th Anniversary, boxed, Corgi Classics Personalised Happy Birthday Truck, personalised with the name 'Theresa', boxed, Models of Yesteryear boxed set, Days Gone, a Dinky Coles Hydra Truck 150T and other loose vehicles (20).

A group of various mixed collectables comprising an anniversary clock under dome, five silver plated knife rests and two cut glass examples, a small gavel, a square table clock, a copper and brass bed warmer, a copper and brass desktop cigarette box, length 18cm, width 9cm, height 5cm, and a black lacquered snuff box with a painted Dutch figure to the front, length 9.6cm, width 3.8cm (13).

An early 20th century oak doll's bed, with carved decoration, on turned supports, length approx 60cm, width approx 32cm.

A Tibetan low level bed with Kelim scatter cushions, 70 cm x 65 cm approximately.

A contemporary cherry wood sleigh bed complete with two sectional base mattress and side adjoining rails

A Victorian brass 4ft6 double bed stead with square cut rails beneath mushroom finials, complete with adjoining rails and pine slatted base

A country house wicker dog bed, 41cm high x 104cm wide x 80cm deep (af)

A substantial day bed on turned supports with adjustable headboard

A pair of Edwardian mahogany single bed frames to accept a 3ft mattress

JACK LAWRENCE MILLER (1916-1987) - watercolour of sleeping person on bed - signed and dated 1955 - 54cm x 74cm, together with two other watercolours

A good quality Sealy single divan bed with drawers to the base - includes headboard

A pine double bed

Registration: M938MBU VIN: SFALXXBDVLRB64754 Mileage Showing: 125,000 Transmission: Manual MOT: 26/08/2025First registered January 1995, Owned by the current keeper for 6 years. This 2.5 litre diesel model with manual gearbox shows 125,000 miles and MOT till August. Well equipped camper set up with rock and roll bed, 4 ring has hob, fridge and sink. Please see our walk around video for more information and engine start upGUIDE PRICE £6,000 - £8,000

A  metal bed end, 130 x 93 cm, also an oak headboard and two metal brackets, possible console table supports, (3). The Alastair & Sheila Brooks Collection: of Oaklands (& past owners of Ednam House Hotel), Kelso 

Mixed quantity of antique brass to include bed warming pan with wooden handle, fireside items, ashtrays, horse brasses, fox ornament etc

A pair of mid-oak slatted single bed heads in the early 20th century style - modern, 92cm wide, 71.5cm high plus fittings.

A group of eight antique brass and copper fireside items, comprising - 1. A set of three brass fire irons 2. A brass toasting-fork 3. Two brass pokers 4. A 19th century copper bed warming pan 5. A pair of mid-20th century oak and leather bellows

Martin Yeoman (britisch, geb. 1953), Woman getting out of bed, Öl auf Leinwand auf Karton, unsigniert, Lichtmaß: 35 x 24,5 cm, Rahmen: 49 x 39 cm. Guter, altersbedingter Zustand, Collection: Joachim Schmidt.

20th century French walnut 4' 6'' double bedstead, the headboard with flower head wreath pediment flanked by carved pineapple finials, reed and ribbon carved corner uprights, quarter-matched veneers, on turned feet, together with upholstered bed baseDimensions: Length/Width: 141cm 

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TRENCHER SALT, A CANTON ENAMEL HEXAGONAL TAPER STICK HOLDER, A BOWL, A CHINESE PORCELAIN EROTIC FIGURE GROUP, AND A PORCELAIN JAR. The salt painted with colourful flower-sprays within blue floral border, gilt line rim, 7.5cm wide, the taper stick holder painted with famille rose flower-sprays on a bright blue ground, 9.3cm high, the bowl decorated with flowerheads on a white and red spotted ground, 10cm diam. the erotic group with two men and a woman on a rocking bed, the jar decorated with pink peony and insects, red painted Guangxu mark (1871-1908) (5) The salt - some rim chipping to the rim, glaze crack to well. Enamels - small chip to side of bowl with associated cracking, some scratching. Taper spill vase - minor crack to upper rim, slight wear. Small cylindrical jar with peony with some small chips to glaze. Lacking cover. Erotic figural group, with some wear to enamels.

Two dark wood bed side cabinets,

7 Electrotren Wagons, 5 boxed, plus Pocher flat bed wagon with barrel load and Rivarossi flat bed with timber load and Marklin with Bordeaux barrel load(1100g)'Ready-to-roll'Bordeaux wagon is in wrong boxGood weight to the wagons Condition Report - Wagons - GoodBoxes - Poor/Fair

Hale (Kathleen) A Collection of correspondence and original sketches, comprising 2 sketches titled 'Savage drawing' and 'Bella Plus', in pen and pencil, 1 autograph letter signed and 2 typed letters signed to Tom Maschler her publisher, 7pp., Oxford, 20 August 1970 - 29 June 1972, discussing potential works for publication and the presence of the sketches, folds, some loss to page margins (5 pieces) *** An interesting group -  the "savage" sketches entitled 'The Gay Seventies Hostel' are figures of six elderly and infirm guests therein, with a list of the Matron's rules, beginning: "All Inmates to be in bed by 9:30pm. No " " [inmates] to steal the 2nd helpings at meal times from less alert inmates." Below the images Hale notes "A savage drawing - one aspect of me seldom seen. Destroy it." The other sketch appears to be a draft for the contents and title-pages for a book introducing a new, teddy-bear character called "Bella Plush". 

Seven: Sergeant J. S. Heydenrych, South African Air Force, late South African Artillery and 1st Regiment, South African Infantry, who was twice wounded in action during the Great War 1914-15 Star (Pte. J. S. Heydenrych 6th Infantry.); British War and Bilingual Victory Medals (Pte. J. S. Heydenrych. 1st. S.A.I.); Italy Star (10495 J. S. Heydenrych.) unofficially renamed; War Medal 1939-45 (10495 J. S. Heydenrych); Africa Service Medal (10495 J. S. Heydenrych); Efficiency Medal, G.VI.R., 1st (bilingual) issue, Union of South Africa (Sgt. J. S. Heydenrych S.A.A.F.) glue residue to reverse of all, good fine and better (7) £160-£200 --- John Sydney Heydenrych, a mechanic by trade, was born in Cape Town on 20 August 1897, the son of Mrs K. Heydenrych of Cradock, South Africa. He attested for the South African infantry at Potchefstroom on 10 December 1915 and served in France from 13 July 1916 to 25 December 1917. Transferred to England for training and medical attention to his feet, he returned to the Western Front on 1 April 1918 and suffered a severe gunshot wound to the right thigh and throat eleven days later. Evacuated to No. 11 Stationary Hospital at Rouen, he spent 5 months in recovery before returning to the trenches and receiving a shrapnel wound to the right knee on 9 October 1918; returned to Rouen, Heydenrych witnessed the Armistice from a hospital bed in Havre suffering from a bout of influenza. Qualifying as a Lewis Gunner on 26 December 1918, he was discharged in England in May 1919, his address at that time recorded as ‘Bell Lane, Birdham, near Chichester’. Returned home to South Africa, he volunteered his services at the outbreak of the Second War and was appointed on 11 September 1939 as Gunner in the 6th Heavy Battery, South African Artillery. Raised Temporary Lance Bombardier in the Cape Artillery Brigade, he was posted to The Castle (Cape Town) from 12 December 1940, and is later recorded as serving at Waterkloof with the South African Air Force in February 1943. Sent to No. 24 Squadron, his Army Service Record confirms entitlement and notes the dispatch of his three Second War medals on 26 September 1951. Sold with copied service record for both campaigns.

Single divan bed with mattress and traditional style metal headboard

Double divan bed with mattress

Solid wood child's cot style bed frame

Box of white bed sheets and table linen, dust sheets etc

Single divan bed with mattress and traditional style metal headboard

Heavily carved ornate four poster bed.

Traditional style black metal bed frame with wooden slats

Large silver coloured ornate metal bed frame head

A pair of candy stripe bed sheets & a throw

WOOLF, Virginia. Mrs. Dalloway, FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING, 8vo, publisher's maroon cloth, [1-6], 7-293pp., tipped-in advertisement for Boots Book-Lovers' Library, contents mostly very good & bright, roughly cut edges, a few leaves with pale marginal stains, rear endpapers slightly worn with an early library label on pastedown, cloth discoloured & worn, London: Published by Leonard & Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press, 1925. Together with first editions of The Common Reader, 1925; Flush, 1933; The Moment, 1947; The Captain's Death Bed, 1950; A Writer's Diary, 1953; Granite and Rainbow, 1958; Roger Fry, 1940; Between the Acts, second impression, 1941; A Haunted House, fourth impression, 1947; The Death of the Moth, fourth impression, 1945, and others, including uniform editions, later printings, and biographical & bibliographical works on Woolf. Condition varied, some with unclipped dust-jackets designed by Vanessa Bell, sold as one collection with all faults (24)

PARANORMAL & SUPERNATURAL. A 239-year-old manuscript account of a "visitation" from a ghost at Seighford Hall, Staffordshire, in the early hours of Tuesday 29 March 1785, together with an accompanying witness statement, and correspondence concerning the apparition, addressed to Rev. Townson of Malpas, Cheshire. "Mr. [Francis] Eld junior of Seighford [Hall] having walked from Newport (in Shropshire) found himself fatigued, and in such a case is not apt to sleep. His wife being lately brought to bed, he lay in a room by himself, with a fire in it. Within this room was a Smaller [presumably a type of cot], in which lay a little daughter of his, whom in the night he heard crying. He called and spoke to her, and the child became pacified. Presently after he felt as it were a puff of air pass across his face, saw a sort of cloud or vapour, and heard a voice out of it, 'My child, be not grieved, I am dead, but happy.' This he knew to be the voice of his mother [Catherine Elde], and was a good deal terrified. While he was reflecting on the incident, he heard his little girl cry again, and supposed she might have been disturbed by the appearance which he had seen. He sat up in bed, and spoke to her again, but perceived that she had not seen or heard anything of the sort. While in this posture he once more saw the cloud in the form of a little woman with a resemblance of his mother, and heard the same words repeated to him." Being able to "bear it no longer", Mr. Eld visits his wife's apartment and relates the story to her, but she is "so terrified" that he stops and leaves the room. At this point, Mr. Eld is unaware that his mother has died [she is residing at Pit Place in Surrey with her husband John Elde of Dorking, a notable benefactor of Stafford General Infirmary whose portrait was painted by Thomas Gainsborough]. He spends the remainder of the night walking in the garden & pleasure grounds that his mother used to enjoy while living at Seighford, and spends time in her old bedchamber, but he sees no further apparitions. The following morning, fearing bad news, Mr. Eld orders his servant to accompany him to the Post Office in Stafford where he picks up a letter written by his father's housekeeper at Pit Place, dated Saturday 26 March, in which he learns that his mother is "tolerably well, & had eaten remarkably hearty of a Hare which had been sent to her from Seighford by her son". The letter briefly suppresses his anxiety until he realises that it was composed two days before the haunting. While returning to Seighford, he repeatedly tells his servant that he is "sure" he will "hear some bad news about his mother soon". The following Friday [1 April], Mr. Eld returns anxiously to Stafford and receives a letter informing him that his mother died on the preceding Monday night or Tuesday morning [i.e. 28/29 March], coinciding perfectly with the time of his vision. This realisation causes him to "faint away" in shock. "He [Mr. Eld] attended the Body day & night from the 7th to the 9th when her remains were deposited in their family vault at Seighford. Upon his relating this story to his father [John Elde of Dorking] who attended the funeral, 'His father seemed to be turned into jelly.'" The three manuscripts comprise: a letter from Thomas Whitby of Creswell to Rev. Townson of Malpas, 13 December 1785, seeking Townson's "sentiments on this very uncommon event"; a 2pp. handwritten account of Mr. Eld's experiences with questions in pencil from Rev. Townson in the margins; and a 4pp. handwritten account from Mr. Eld's servant, taken down by Thomas Whitby. In the first letter, Whitby assures Townson of the reliability of the servant, "the man is not a common menial servant but one who rents a small farm in the neighbourhood, & is employed by Mr. Eld to take care of his Woods & Game, & when he comes to Seighford for the Hunting Season this man attends him in his sports, the man is more sensible & intelligent than persons of his situation usually are, vis Bold & Resolute, & so that I think one may venture to depend upon the accuracy of his Relation." While recording his account, Whitby says the servant "had not either then or now any doubt of the truth of what his Master related". Together with an archive of Whitby family papers (in which we discovered the above), 1610-1830. The documents concern Thomas Whitby (junior & senior), John Whitby, and Edward Whitby, and include deeds, indentures, receipts, and invoices relating to Haywood, Shugborough, Colwich, Seighford, and Creswell. The archive includes a document from Granville Earl Gower appointing Thomas Whitby as Deputy Lieutenant of Stafford, signed & sealed by Gower, 1769; numerous receipts for Customary Payments from the Rectory of Creswell, most signed by Edward Whitby (Rector), 1760-1830; numerous canonical documents, including the Bishop of Lichfield ordaining Edward Whitby of Trinity College into the Holy Order of Priesthood, 1780, plus another for the Holy Order of Deacons, 1799; manuscript accounts for Thomas Whitby senior in 5pp., 1610-1613; numerous invoices & receipts for building work; several 17th-century vellum indentures relating to John Crompton and the Church of Creswell; an indenture between John Horne & Elizabeth Crompton, Burton-on-Trent, 1686; an indenture between members of the Nicolls family of Oxford, Liverpool, London and Stafford, 1772, bearing six signatures & wax seals; Translation of Grant in the Manor of Haywood & Shugborough, William Whitmore & Jonas Verdon, 1616; a 20pp. manuscript by Madame Dupré, "Hints given previous to a departure for Paris,1819", giving advice on dining, travelling by coach and sending mail

Lawrence James Isherwood (1917-1988)Joan on Bed, Southportsigned (lower right), titled (to reverse)oil on board29 x 49cm.

A FINE PAIR OF 25 BORE FRENCH SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY BARGE, ‡ PARIS CHARGE AND DISCHARGE MARKS FOR 1756-62, MAISON COMMUNE MARK FOR 1758with blued three-stage barrels, fitted with silver fore-sights on a gilt bed of swirling clouds and a sunburst, decorated with bands of gilt beadwork and foliage about the muzzles, an elaborate classical trophy-of-arms at the median, gilt bands around the muzzles, signed in gold over the breeches, decorated with scrollwork and stylised clam shells within a framework of punched and gilt pellets (the blueing now oxidised to brown), border-engraved tangs decorated with differing trophies-of-arms, bevelled locks signed within rococo scrollwork frames, chiselled with trophies on the tails, foliage on the cocks and stylised espagnolette masks on the steels, all against a finely punched and gilt ground (one top-jaw expertly replaced), figured walnut full stocks carved in low relief with linear mouldings over the fore-ends, a wavy pattern beneath the locks, sprays of laurel, fronds and flowers behind the rear ramrod-pipes and about the barrel tangs, silver mounts cast and chased with rococo ornament in low relief against a gilt fishroe ground, comprising side-plates involving a pair of cornucopia carrying an oval engraved with differing trophies en suite with the respective tangs, trigger-guards with flaming urn finials, the bows engraved with trophies matching the tangs, spurred pommels decorated with rococo shell ornament and trophies against a finely punched and gilt ground, a pair of ramrod-pipes, original horn-tipped ramrods, and remaining in fine condition throughout, 38cm (2) ProvenanceProperty of a European Collector, sold in this room 9th December 2009, lot 269. Henri Barge is recorded arquebusier in Paris circa 1740-80.

WILLIAM BARNES (1801-1886): HIS VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BOOKCASE FROM OLD CAME RECTORY, DORSETlate 19th century, with an arrangement of short and long shelves, some with gilt tooled leather fronts, on pedestal bases, 218cm high x 266cm wide x 35cm deepProvenance: The Old Came Rectory, Winterborne Came, Dorset. Acquired by the Lock Family of Lock, Reed and Lock Solicitors, and thence by descent.Note: Lock, Reed and Lock were solicitors of Dorchester from 1757-1999, they were responsible for handling the estate of Thomas Hardy (1840-1928), who was in turn a close friend of Barnes and regular visitor of Old Came Rectory. Literature: Figure 4 shows an image of the bookcase behind Barnes' bed as it was located shortly after his death.

Collection of lead Dolls House furniture, including Crescent kitchen stove, T&B refrigerator, other pieces include fireplaces, kitchen sink unit, Tootsietoys Gramaphone, table and chair, other pieces include rocking chair, two high chairs, bed, table and bench, hoover, JoHillco Sparkling Lemonade soda syphon, three boxed Line Mar tinplate Kitchen appliances and more, (condition generally good to fair), (lot).

Four assorted wooden dolls beds and one wooden rocking cradle including one wooden slat bed (Provenance Phillips Lot 463 K1409)

A German all bisque swivel head doll, with brown sleeping eyes, feathered brown brows, open mouth with two front teeth, blonde mohair wig, jointed shoulders and hips, black painted socks and brown painted shoes, dressed in light blue silk smock, cream lace bonnet and blue silk bed with white lace trim, doll size 5" (12.5cm) high

A dolls mahogany Victorian half tester bed with bedding, faded silk to canopy, 9" (23cm) (W) x 12" (30.5) (D) x 14" (35.5cm) (H) (Provenance Bonhams Lot 159 16060)

A German all bisque doll with fixed head, with brown sleeping eyes, feathered brown brows, painted red closed mouth, black mohair wig with turquoise silk ribbon, jointed at shoulders and hips, white painted socks and blue painted shoes and in cream outfit with flower to top and lace hat. The doll has a cream lace bed, Doll size 6" (15cm) high

A 19th Century English composite Pedlar doll with painted features, with lace apron with a table of various accoutrements including miniature 4 poster bed, a crib, various bags, metal carriage, various dresses, pin cushion, 12" (30.5cm) high, on circular base with glass dome

Geo.V silver inkstand, the rectangular stand with canted corners and gadrooned rims, recessed pen bed, raised on four gadrooned tapering feet, CS Harris & Sons London 1916, 334g, W18cm.

CIVILIAN HEROISM GROUPING. Civilian heroism grouping, Bronze Carnegie Medal ( JOHN C. BUTCHER, SUDBURY, SUFFOLK, 19TH DECEMBER 1946), British Empire Medal (JOHN C. BUTCHER), Mr John Christopher Butcher of Sudbury in Suffolk was awarded both the British Empire Medal and Carnegie Medal for his bravery in attempting to save the life of a workmate after an explosion at the gravel pit in Nayland Road, Bures on 19th December 1946, Mr Butcher made repeated attempts to rescue John Smith from a steel pontoon on the Eastern Counties Sand and Ballast Quarry lake on which they had been working and which had had been engulfed by flames after an oxygen bottle exploded, Mr Butcher, who couldn't swim, had clung to the side of the pontoon to try and avoid the flames but on hearing the screams of Mr Smith had climbed back onto the boat and tried to pull him out of the flames, although he managed to grab him, he was eventually forced back, their hands had been fused together by the heat but he managed to rip his hand away and leap back into the water, Mr Smith unfortunately lost his life despite Mr Butchers gallant attempts to save him, Mr Butcher spent many years in and out of hospital undergoing thirty skin grafts due to his severe burns, he was unable to receive his BEM in person from the King as he was in hospital, instead, his wife Florence pinned the medal to his chest in his hospital bed, the Carnegie Medal is awarded to civilians who risk death or serious injury to an extraordinary degree saving or attempting to save the lives of others, the Chief Constable of Suffolk reported the facts to the Carnegie Hero Fund and Mr Butcher received the award, a gift of £75, his name was placed on the Illuminated Roll of Heroes, and a weekly sum of money until he was fit enough to return to work, also included in this lot is a framed photograph of Mr Butcher holding his Carnegie Medal, a crystal bowl engraved 'John C. Butcher, Carnegie Hero Fund 1946-1996' and a silver plated spoon from the Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum.

FJ Miniature - Flat Truck with Wood Panel Load - Green truck with yellow bed - Good to Good Plus in Good to Good Plus box.