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A riding crop and a horse measuring stick 20th century, the horse measuring stick with a curved bamboo shaft, concealing a metal measuring stick with a hinged arm, 94cm long (excluding measuring stick), the riding crop of marquetry banded construction, with an antler top and a silver collar, 51.5cm long (2)Condition ReportMinor knocks, small splits, wear and losses to the finish on the horse measuring stick. Some wear, knocks and losses to the leather.
Border Fine Arts 'Collecting the Hounds' (Huntsman and two hounds), model No. L125 by Anne Wall, limited edition 904/950, on wood base, with certificateNo box. A slightly faded wood base only visible when you lift the model itself. Possibly a replacement crop but otherwise good condition with no obvious damge or restoration.
Scottish poetry.- Hamilton (James) Virgil's Pastorals, Translated into English Prose; As Also His Georgicks...To which is added, An Appendix, Shewing Scotland's chief and principal worldly Interest, 4pp. list of subscribers, ink inscription to front free endpaper, C2 vertical tear within text but no loss, C3-4 similar tear repaired with very small loss to few letters, some very small and minor worming to lower blank corner near start, some underlining and annotation in a contemporary hand, scattered spotting, light browning, contemporary calf, lacking spine label, some wear to corners, rubbed, upper cover detached, Edinburgh, W. Cheyne, 1742 § Campbell (Thomas) The Pleasures of Hope, 4 engraved plates (offset), armorial bookplate of Oliver Brett, binder's ticket and contemporary ownership inscriptions to front free endpaper, one or two corrections in ink, some light spotting, contemporary straight-grain red morocco by C. Meyer, spine gilt but slightly faded, some spotting to covers, rubbed, g.e., Edinburgh, for Mundell & Son, 1799, first editions, book-label of J.O. Edwards; and others, Scottish poetry, including George Smith's "Douglas Travestie" (Aberdeen, 1824), 8vo & 12mo (10) *** The author of the first mentioned described on the title-page as "Schoolmaster in East Calder". The volume attracted around 60 subscribers, including his namesake the Duke of Hamilton. The Appendix discusses the difference between crop growing in England and Scotland, and the various ways in which the economic prosperity of Scotland could be advanced by not imitating the practices of English farmers working in a different climate.
Registration No: J907 XAJ Chassis No: SDLDGN3P6NB011777 MOT: May 2025Current ownership since 1998 and just three former keepersJust c.49,300 recorded milesSupplied with a history file including the combined book pack with stamped service bookHas benefitted from significant expenditure with marque specialists in current ownership, including pre-emptively replacing the outriggersFor many, the cream of the TVR crop was the no-nonsense Griffith, manufactured from 1991 to 2002. Borrowing elements from its Tuscan racer and V8S siblings once finalised, the new model's polyester-coated tubular spaceframe featured all round independent coil-over wishbone suspension and four-wheel disc brakes. It was propelled by derivatives of the ubiquitous Rover V8 engine ranging in size from 4.0 to 5.0-litres, mated to a five-speed Rover or Tremec manual gearbox. Suspension was independent all round by double wishbones and coil springs. Braking was by 10-inch ventilated discs at each corner. Upon test, Autocar discovered that the Griffith 4.3 was "faster than a Porsche 911 Turbo and Ferrari Testarossa up to 120mph". Recording 0-60mph in 4.7 seconds and 0-100mph in 11.1 seconds, the magazine also praised the TVR's ergonomics adding that it was comfortable "even for the tallest (6ft 4in) of our testers".Supplied new by TVR main agents Hillside Motors of Surrey on the 19th March 1992 and finished in Mica Blue with Flint hide upholstery and a Black roof, the Griffith offered is powered by the arguably most usable Griffith engine option, the 4.3-litre. Also understood to be one of the rare and highly desirable big-valve examples, the vendor describes a thrilling power surge at 4,500rpm. In the vendor's ownership since 1998, the Griffith has had three former keepers and is now offered having 49,300 recorded miles. Used regularly throughout the vendor’s custodianship, including several trips to Le Mans, the TVR has been well maintained throughout this time. Pleasingly still boasting its original paintwork, chassis ‘11777’ is rated by the vendor as ‘very good to excellent’ regarding bodywork, electrical equipment, and interior trim, ‘excellent’ in engine and gearbox, and ‘good to very good’ regarding paintwork.Notable recent works while residing with the vendor have included a new hood in 2015 (c.£700); pre-emptively fitting new chassis outriggers as well as new fuel lines and battery relocation in 2018 (c.£3,200); new master cylinder, ball joints, an exhaust manifold gasket in 2020 (c.£2,500); new shock absorbers, bushes, and springs in 2021 (c.£1,800); new alternator and exhaust inner wing heat shields in 2023 (c.£1,500) with the improvements completed by TVR and classic car specialists. The accompanying history file includes the (rare to see) original combined owner’s handbook and service book in the TVR wallet, with the service book containing twelve stamps. Also included is a large collection of MOTs and invoices for improvements and servicing, as well as the in-depth guide ‘The TVR Griffith and Chimaera’ by Steve Heath.PLEASE NOTE: The registration number shown in the images is not included in the sale, with the correct registration being the original 'J907 XAJ'. For more information, please contact: Paul Cheetham paul.cheetham@handh.co.uk 07538 667452
ARBIKIE HIGHLAND RYE BATCH #22 SINGLE GRAIN Matured in charred American Oak.48% ABV / 70cl As with all Arbikie spirits, Batch 22 is the representation of a unique combination of weather, field and crop varieties. This year's variation displays a deep rich amber colour due to its maturation in new charred American oak and expresses aromas of forest berries, black tea and caramel.
Three original seventies black and white photographs of Paul McCartney taken on the fourth floor of MPL’s Soho Square office in October 1973. At that time Paul was renting just the fourth floor of this address, he bought the building in 1975. Paul was being interviewed by a member of the music press whilst these shots were being taken. One of the photographs also features Linda McCartney. Note the rows of tapes behind Paul (and the packet of Players cigarettes in the foreground!). The photographs have been taken from the original negatives. Each photograph measures 20.5cm x 25.5cm (8 inches x 10 inches). There are crop marks and handwritten notes on the reverse of each. The condition is excellent.
An expansive 17th Century scene depicting a gathering of figures and horses, with a central figure, crop in hand, examining a white horse, beside onlookers and two further gentlemen spectate from atop their mounts, beyond, a vast hillside with scattered buildings and greenery below an expressive sky, oil on walnut panel, in gilt frame, 60 x 51 cm overall
Full 10 Size Vintage Cigarette Packets. Ogden's Similax (12), Cohen Weenen Navy Cut, Western Gold, Mitchell's Prize Crop, Philip Allman Lucky Choice, Cope Bros Rag Time, Abdulla Cooltipt x 2, Allen & Ginter Richmond Gem, State Express Puria Tipped, R&J Hill Airmail, Marcovitch Red & White, Mills no1, Wills Woodbine Tipped, J Wix Bar One, Martins Gold Leaf, Tophat, J&F Bell Three Nuns, Player's Navy Blue, Double Five x 2, V Cigarettes (India), Ardath Double Ace x 2, Carreras Passing Show, Wills Pasha x 2, Wallbrook Plaza, Liggett & Myers Chesterfield , Lambert & Butler Rhodian No3, Player's Grande Turque, Wills Capstan Navy Cut, Admiral (Australia), Player's Airman, Hill's Sunripe, Dobie Four Square, R J Lea The Chairman, Pera, Traffic, W Duke & Sons Dukes Cameo, Diamond (St Lucia), Carreras Turf, Anstie's Gold Flake, Lucky Strike, Godfrey Phillip's Sports, T Davies Meadow Gold, George Jackson Exclusive, Mill's No2, Player's Gold Leaf, Philip Morris Marlborough Duel Charcoal Filter (Gold Pack), Wix Page Boy, James Carlton De Luxe Tenor, Carreras Chick, Broadway Blend x 2, Norsk Sigarett (Oslo), Lambert & Butler Waverley, Ringer's Royalty, Ardath Grosvenor, State Express 555, Alliance Puppies, Ardath kings, Murad Turkish. The Following 3 Packets Are In Sealed Paper Packs BAT Medal, Faulkner's Nosegay, Redford's Gladiator. All 67 packets have 10 unused cigarettes.
A George IV silver large campana shaped wine goblet, flared rim engraved with a crest above a band of chased acorns and oak leaves, gadrooned lower section, raised on circular foot, the body with engraved presentation inscription for the best crop of Swedes and dated 1862, hallmarked by probably William Eley II, London, 1821, approx. 18.5cm high, approx. 14.79ozt (460 grams) Condition Report: marks good, misshapen rim, impact dent to gadrooned section, small dent to top section under rim, tarnished.
DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP, LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY modelled as a woman with flower basket, a woman with wheat crop and a man with grapes, sat atop a barrel, centred by an obelisk, applied detail23cm highCondition good to fair. Restoration running through the base. Further nibbles to some more delicate areas. Some firing imperfections, including to the neck of girl with blue blouse, and britches of man). Additional images now available.
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