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A sapphire and opal fan shaped pendant, on a rose metal cable link neck chain, yellow metal, 2.0g all in.

This 14"L x 11"H color photograph captures Michael Jackson during his early career, dressed in a vibrant floral shirt and colorful pants, reflecting the style of the Jackson 5 era. The photo is boldly signed by Michael Jackson in black ink, with the autograph prominently displayed. The piece is authenticated by PSA/DNA, with certification number H80495. This signed photograph is a valuable collectible for any fan of the King of Pop or music memorabilia enthusiast.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

A Remo Weatherking Ambassador drumhead signed by members of the legendary rock band The Rolling Stones—Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ron Wood, and Charlie Watts. The autographs are in bold marker and prominently displayed on the drumhead. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from StarMarks, confirming the authenticity of the signatures. A metallic authenticity label matching the COA is affixed to the drumhead. The Rolling Stones, one of the most iconic bands in rock history, have left an indelible mark on music and culture for over six decades. This autographed drumhead is a rare and sought-after collectible for any fan of the band.Dimensions: 14.5" dia. Condition: Age related wear.

A bold and striking autograph by legendary Beatles drummer Ringo Starr, hand-signed in green ink on a beige card. This authentic signature is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Autograph Central. A fantastic collectible for any Beatles fan or memorabilia enthusiast.Dimensions: 4.5"L x 3.25"HCondition: Age related wear.

A truly exceptional piece for the discerning collector: a vintage RCA Stereo record, catalog number LSP-4480, enhanced by the distinctive Dynagroove sound system. This 12" x 12" record is not only a testament to the high-fidelity audio quality of its era but also a rare collectible featuring a special signed inscription by the acclaimed Jack Jones to the legendary Michael Legrand. Whether you're a devoted fan of vinyl or a connoisseur of music history, this record bridges the worlds of classic sound and iconic artistry, an ideal addition to any collection.Issued: 1971Dimensions: 12''L x 12''H Condition: Age related wear.

A Japanese meiji period blue and white vase in the shape of a fan, height 13.5cm.

A FINE AND RARE GEORGE III SCOTTISH INLAID MAHOGANY MERCURY WHEEL BAROMETER WITH TWELVE-INCH DIALBALTHAZAR KNIE, EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1790The 12 inch circular silvered register calibrated in barometric inches 28-31 and divided into hundreds three times to outer track, the centre finely engraved with foliate festoon swags signed Knie, Fecit over starburst and conforming oval cartouche inscribed Edinburgh, within inner track annotated Stormy, Much Rain, Rain, Changeable, Fair, Settled Fair, Very Dry, with steel hand and a brass recording pointer set behind glazed cast brass cavetto moulded bezel, the chevron-edged rounded-top case inset with silvered HYGROMETER, also with fine foliate festoon engraved centre signed KNIE EDIN'R, annotated DRY/DAMP and set within glazed brass bezel, over baluster-shaped upright centred with an arched glazed silvered Fahrenheit scale alcohol Thermometer within moulded surround and flanked by inlaid oval conch shell motifs, the base also rounded and centred with a circular fan cartouche.107cm (42.25ins) high, 34cm (13.5ins) wide. Provenance:The Dr. Castle Collection of barometers and other weather instruments. Purchased at Christie's, London sale 500 Years: Decorative Arts, Europe 23rd September 2010 (lot 145) for £5,643.79. Balthazar Knie is recorded in Goodison, Nicholas ENGLISH BAROMETERS 1680-1860 and Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in Cork, Ireland from 1773 before moving to Edinburgh in 1776 where he remained until his death in 1817. He was born in Germany and spent several years travelling around Europe demonstrating his skills as a glass blower and barometer maker before finally settling in Edinburgh. He gained a considerable local reputation as a maker and repairer of barometers (and sand glasses including for maritime use). Knie was a notably inventive maker who is perhaps best known for developing a form of angle tube barometer which, by introducing a second acute angle bend into the tube, resulted in a more compact design (see Goodison, page 171, Plate 107). 

A SCOTTISH EARLY VICTORIAN CARVED MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY LONGCASE REGULATORGEORGE BAIN, BRECHIN, CIRCA 1840The substantial four columnar pillar movement with thick bottle-shaped plates measuring 9.25 by 6 inches, enclosing a four wheel train with Harrison's maintaining power, six-spoke wheel crossings and terminating with a Graham-type deadbeat escapement incorporating jewelled pallets, regulated by large lenticular bob wood-rod pendulum suspended from the backboard, the 13 inch circular brass dial with subsidiary seconds and signature Geo' Bain, Brechin over conforming Roman numeral hour dial to centre, within outer minute ring incorporating Arabic fifteen minute annotations, with blued steel hands, the case with moulded Gothic ogee-arch pediment above hinged glazed circular cast brass bezel incorporating canted dial surround to interior, over anthemion carved decoration to lower quadrants and flanked by turned columns capped by projecting mouldings, the lyre-shaped trunk with ogee throat moulding over slender rectangular bowfronted door fronted with flame-figured veneer and capped with a conforming anthemion carved crest, flanked by applied S-scroll infill over a small recessed panel, on recessed panel fronted plinth base with shallow ogee top mouldings and decorated with fan-carved spandrels over bracket feet with shaped apron between.229cm (90ins) high overall, 51cm (20ins) wide, 24.5cm (9.75ins) deep. George Bain is recorded in Loomes, Brian Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, Volume 2 as working in Brechin, Scotland 1837-60. 

A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY MERCURY WHEEL BAROMETERI. POLTI, HULL, EARLY CIRCA 1800 The 8 inch rosette leafy floral spray decorated circular silvered register signed I. POLTI, HULL within concentric scale divided in barometric inches and annotated with the usual observations, with steel pointer set behind glazed cavetto moulded brass bezel with a brass recording pointer applied to the glass, the chevron edged case with circular fan rosette to the open triangular pediment over arched glazed silvered Fahrenheit scale spirit thermometer and twin oval conch shell motifs to the baluster-shaped trunk, the rounded base further inlaid with conforming fan rosette.99cm (39ins) high, 25cm (9.75ins) wide. Provenance:The Dr. Castle Collection of barometers and other weather instruments. Purchased from Christopher Sykes Antiques, Woburn, June 27th 1983 for £330. I. Polti is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS & RETAILERS 1660-1900 as working in Hull circa 1780-1800. Condition Report: Tube is filled and currently plugged for transport. The dial/register is in fine condition with good even slightly mellow colour to the silvering. The thermometer is in fine working condition with silvering matching the dial. The case is I very good original condition with faults very much limited to monor veneer shrinkage and a few minor historic bumps and scuffs. Condition Report Disclaimer

A FRENCH GILT BRASS AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL PANEL MINIATURE CARRIAGE TIMEPIECEUNSIGNED, PARIS, CIRCA 1880The rectangular eight-day single train movement with silvered platform lever escapement regulated by sprung split bimetallic balance and the backplate with stamped serial number 9911 to lower right-hand corner, the rectangular engraved gilt brass and mustard-yellow ground champleve enamelled dial with fan infill to centre within Arabic cartouche numeral chapter ring and with gilt spade hands, over central polychrome Hispano-Moresque motif to centre issuing stylised foliate scrolls to lower apron continuing upwards to envelope the rest of the conforming yellow ground panel, the frosted gilt brass corniche case of Mignonette No. 1 size with hinged faceted engraved carrying handle over bevelled top glass and caddy-moulded uprights, the sides with enamel panels also decorated with symmetrical polychrome floral designs issuing from a central lower motif within a mustard-yellow ground, the rear with pin-hinged door inset with a panel matching the sides, on cavetto moulded skirt base incorporating rounded angles; with a purple silk-velvet covered protective outer travelling case applied with engraved silvered monogram S.O. to top and with silk lined interior incorporating gilt trade stamp for JENNER & KNEWSTUB, TO THE QUEEN, THE PRINCE & PRINCESS OF WALES, 32 ST. JAMES'S STREET, LONDON.The timepiece 7.5cm (3ins) high excluding handle, 5cm (2ins) wide, 4cm (1.625ins) deep; the travelling case 9cm (3.5ins) high, 6.5cm (2.5ins) wide, 7cm (2.75ins) deep. The firm of retail jewellers, silversmiths and supplier of luxury goods, Jenner and Knewstub, was established at 33 St. James's Street, London by Frederick Jenner and Fabian James Knewstub in 1856. They opened an additional outlet at 66 Jermyn Street in 1862 and exhibited at the International Exhibition that year, and again at the International Exposition in 1878. The company continued until 1889 when it was acquired by A. Webster and Company of 60 Piccadilly. Miniature carriage clocks are called Mignonettes or 'little darlings' and come in three graded sizes with No. 1 being the smallest. Condition Report: The mechanism appears all-original including the escapement and is in relatively clean working condition. The dial and mask are blemish free although the numerals exhibit some minimal wear. The case is essentially in very fine condition with no visible faults to the enamel and glasses and minimal wear/degradation to the gilding. The travelling case is in good original condition with the only notable defect being degradation to the silk lining to the inside if the lid.Timepiece is complete with a winding key Condition Report Disclaimer

A FINE AND RARE GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY MERCURY WHEEL BAROMETERWHITEHURST, DERBY, CIRCA 1790The 10 inch circular silvered register calibrated in barometric inches 29-31 divided into hundredths to outer track, the centre signed Whitehurst, DERBY within inner track annotated FAIR, CHANGEABLE, RAIN, with steel hand and a pierced recording pointer set behind convex glazed cast brass cavetto moulded bezel and fitted with recording adjustment knob to right hand side, the arch-top case decorated with a with fan-inlaid roundel over recessed silvered Fahrenheit scale alcohol thermometer set within generous glazed moulded surround surmounted by fan lunette inlay, with a larger conforming lunette beneath within a geometric parquetry strung border, the rounded base with further parquetry fan lunette and strung border.101.5cm (40ins) high, 30.5cm (12ins) wide. Provenance: The Dr. Castle Collection of barometers and other weather instruments. Purchased at Christie's, London sale 500 Years: Decorative Arts, Europe 23rd September 2010 (lot 144) for £3,881.25. John Whitehurst (I) was born in Congleton, Cheshire in 1713, he was apprenticed as a clockmaker to his father (of the same name) before setting up business in Derby in 1736 - the same year he installed a turret clock to the newly completed Guildhall. He was an accomplished maker and scientist who had a particular interest in geology. He moved to London in 1780 in order to take up position at the Royal Mint as 'Stamper of the Money Weights' as well as pursue his scientific interests. He was founder member of the Lunar Society and was elected to the Royal Society in 1783. He died in 1788 leaving the Derby clockmaking business to his nephew also called John (II) who in-turn took his son of the same name (John III) into partnership in 1809. The firm traded as 'Whitehurst & Son' until 1834 when the business reverted to just 'Whitehurst' on the death of John (II). The business continued under the Whitehurst name until the death of John (III) in 1855 when it was sold to Roskell of Liverpool who subsequently wound-up operations in 1862. However, a former employee, John Smith, resurrected the business which is still trading today as 'Smith of Derby'.  John Whitehurst (I) is known for his distinctive design of angle barometer, an example of which was sold in these rooms in the THE BANFIELD COLLECTION OF BAROMETERS 4th September 2007 (lot 125) for £8,000 hammer. His son was one of the first to make wheel barometers, with his earliest models constructed with a Classical column forming the upright above the dial (see Goodison, Nicholas ENGLISH BAROMETERS 1680-1860 page 284, Plate 193). Condition Report: Barometer is generally in good original untouched condition. There is currently no siphon tube fitted (hence is not in working order) however the pulley assembly and recording pointer mechanism are present and in working order. The dial is in fine condition with slight oxidation/mellowing to the silvering only; the glass has probably been reset as the plaster which secures it to the bezel appears relatively fresh. The thermometer is in fine original working condition. The case is essentially untouched retaining fine old surface. The only notable faults are two vertical shrinkage cracks (from movement within the carcass) to each side the lower (drop) section and a small veneer patch repair to the lower edge. Otherwise faults are very much limited to minor age-related bumps, scuffs and minor shrinkage. Condition Report Disclaimer

A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY TAVERN WALL TIMEPIECETHE MOVEMENT BY HANDLEY AND MOORE, LONDON, CIRCA 1805The four pillar weight-driven movement with four-wheel train incorporating small barrel and large diameter great wheel, anchor escapement regulated by seconds pendulum, and tapered plates with the front stamped with crowned HANDLEY & MOORE maker's mark beneath serial number 1717, the 20 inch circular cream painted slightly convex wooden Roman numeral dial with brass spade hands, within an ogee moulded surround and secured to the drop-trunk case with pegs, the case with side doors behind the dial over concave-topped rectangular caddy moulded door inlaid with an oval fan cartouche to centre, the canted 'chisel' shaped base with stepped ogee top moulding; with a copy of Gatto, Martin, THE TAVERN CLOCK signed by the author and numbered 376 from an edition of 500, Tavernicus Publishing, Bath 2010, dj, (2).117cm (46ins) high, 55cm (21.75ins) wide, 19cm (7.5ins) deep. George Handley and John Moore were both former apprentices of John Thwaites who formed a partnership in around 1800. The firm worked from 38 Clerkenwell Close and continued in the production of public clocks and supplying movements to other makers mostly in competition with Thwaites and Reed. George Handley retired in 1820 and died in 1824 leaving the workshops in the hands of John Moore alone. The business subsequently passed down various member of the Moore family of clockmakers, with the last, Henry James, dying aged 60 in 1899. The firm however is thought to have continued under different management into the early years of the 20th century. Condition Report: Movement is in relatively clean working condition with no visible evidence of alteration or noticeable replacements, we would however advise a precautionary gentle clean/service if intending to put into service (the pendulum will also require a suspension spring fitting). The dial retains old (possibly original) surface; there is a slight shrinkage crack to the edge between the I and II numerals otherwise panel is in good original condition albeit with rubbing and minor bumps/scuffs to the surface. There are only two (non-original odd) securing pegs present hence will require a new set of four. The trunk is in sound condition but has a replacement backboard (is plywood) and the top board is most likely non-original. The slip of timber at the base of the foot is also almost certainly a replacement and there is some slight shrinkage cracking the angles section of the base. The trunk door has a small loss/chip to the edge moulding to the upper top left corner and the left-hand side has two vacant screw holes due to relocation of the seatboard securing screws. Otherwise faults to the case are limited to minor bumps, scuffs, light shrinkage and wear commensurate with age and use.Clock has pendulum (no suspension spring) and a weight but no case key or winder. Condition Report Disclaimer

A mother-of-pearl fan, 18th/19th century, painted with classical scenes, decorated with a gilt border, with mother-of-pearl sticks and guards,35.5 x 62.5cm, framed and glazedProvenance: Lime House, Earls Colne, EssexCondition ReportWith some rubbing to the gilt border. The paper with some cracking commensurate with use. Rubbing to the gilt frame throughout. Otherwise all in good order and structurally sound.

A 19th century hand fan, possibly American, the feathers hand-painted with a harbour scene, bone guards and sticks, box with hand-written inscription Wedding Present From Lady Nicholson to Sophia Eliza Levett Feby 19th 1829; an Hypolito Bach hand fan, hand-painted paper depicting a courting couple, signed H Bach, mother-of-pearl guards and sticks, boxed; another hand fan, hand-painted paper depicting a scene with classical maidens to one side and figures in a landscape on the other, pierced mother-of-pearl guards and sticks with bi-colour highlights; another hand fan with hand-painted drawing room scenes, bone guards and sticks; other fans; penknives; bone letter opener; a tortoiseshell and white metal razor; and a carved shell cameo, male profile facing right, gilt metal rop border, in an oval frame.Qty: 1 boxFootnote:Sophia Eliza Levett (nee Kennedy) was a descendant of the Schuyler, Van Cortlandt, DeLancey, Watts and Macomb families of New York and a distant cousin of Elizabeth Schuyler, wife of Alexander Hamilton. Her paternal grandfather was the Hon. Robert Kennedy, son of Archibald Kennedy, 11th Earl of Cassilis, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Navy's North American Station and owner of what is now Liberty Island.Condition report:Fan 1 - End stick repaired with a white metal plate.Fan 2 - End stick broken, tears to the paper.Fan 3 - PRINTED with painted highlights. End stick broken. Tears to paper seams.Fan 4 - LITHO-PRINTED with painted highlights. Three broken sticks and tears to paper.Two other fans are in this lot - photos will be uploaded.

An original programme for the 1963 Beatles Fan Club edition of the BBC's 'Juke Box Jury'. Measures 21.5 x 20cm when folded. Obtained in person by the vendor who attended the concert. Some tape marks but overall in very good condition.

THE BEATLES - CHRISTMAS 7" FELXI DISC PACK. A quality pack of 5 7" flexi discs by The Beatles, all Christmas issued releases via the fan club. Titles include The Beatles Christmas Record (LYN 492, record VG/ sleeve VG+), Another Beatles Christmas Record (LYN 757, with insert. VG+/ VG+), The Beatles Third Christmas Record (LYN 948, with insert. VG+/ VG+), Insert only from Christmas 1966 release. Christmas Time Is Here Again (1967 sleeve and insert only), The Beatles Sixth Christmas Record (LYN 1743/ 44. VG+/ VG) and The Beatles Seventh Christmas Record (LYN 1970/ 71, Record VG+. No sleeve).

An original ticket stub for the 1963 Beatles Fan Club edition of the BBC's 'Juke Box Jury'. 14.5x10cm. Obtained in person by the vendor who attended the concert. Some tape marks but overall in very good condition.

A handwritten letter with original postmarked envelope (dated 10th December 1963) from John Lennon's aunt Mimi to a fan. Page measures 13.5 x 18cm

Victorian tortoiseshell card case decorated with mother of pearl and abalone shell birds in foliage, a Victorian mother of pearl and abalone shell card case, both 10.5cm x 8cm, a feather fan with faux tortoiseshell sticks, and a 19th century needlepoint sampler, 29.5cm x 38cm.  (4)

A Brother X-5 electric sewing machine and a fan

Hornby 0 Gauge Mixed group of Locomotives and Rolling stock (7), unboxed E220 4-4-2 Tank Loco GWR green No.2221, 20 volt electric, SR Brake down van and Crane, G, Boxed No.2 GWR Corridor Brake end coach, early GWR Snow plough, Fan detached, LMS No.1 Crane truck, M3 0-4-0 Tank Loco LNER green No.460, clockwork, wheels fatigued and a LMS No.0/1 Tender, G-VG, Boxes F, (7)

Tri-ang Battle Space 00 gauge rolling stock including a Turbo Car (37), comprising in original boxes R343 4-rocket launcher, R216 Rocket launcher (2 one unboxed), R241 Well wagon with tank load, unboxed Battle Space Turbo car with intact fan and nose-cone, Ambulance car (2), Exploding van (2), Well wagons (9), Trestrol (3), Helicopter wagons with load (3), weltrol with crane, trailer part of Road-Railer, other rolling stock (11), Minic plastic tractor and trailer, F-VG, boxes P-F, (37)

An Art Deco silver four-piece tea service of elongated octagonal form with line and fan engraving, ivory handles and finials, on angular pad feet, Viners, Sheffield 1931, 62.2oz gross Ivory Submission Reference number RJ4D929J

A pair of late 19th century goldsmith manner Windsor armchairs. Having flat elbow rests with fan decorated padded seat in front of railed backresrts. All raised on turnled legs united by H stretcher.102 x 55 x 55

ART DECO STYLE FAN SCENT BOTTLE - 22 CMS (H) APPROX

A NEO-CLASSICAL PAINTED FAN AND VARIOUS OTHER PAINTED AND MOTHER-OF-PEARL LACE FANS (17)19th Century and 20th Century Painted with vignette cartouches and a central figural scene, signed Hooch, 21.5cm; another painted with a courting couple, signed, 24.5cm; another with painted figures and signed Voisard, 21cm; two lace examples and two with metallic sequins, seven paper examples and a celluloid example; Together with two ostriches feather fans

A collection of late 19th/early20th century Royal Worcester candle snuffers To include an owl; a Mrs Caudle; a witch; a nun; a courtly woman; a mandarin figure; and a monk.The tallest 11cm high. The owl 7.5cm high.Qty: 7In generally good condition throughout with light rubbing to the painted decoration. The Owl with rubbing to the gilt on the night cap's tassel and minor chips to the rim. The witch with some minor chips to the broom, the courtly lady with a restored around the hand and the fan and minor abrasions to the face. We are unable to distinguish any date number or letter under the back stamp.

A collection of various table glassware to include rummers having rough pontil mark; old bottles; a carved wooden fan; two ethnic masks; cash tin; a dice box with brass inlay; personal calculator; silver plated spoons etc.

A collection of Arita 'Imari Fan' tea and dinner ware; Habitat bowls etc.

A Vonhaus woodburner fan

Vintage Very Large set of excellent condition OOR Wullie and The Broons large selection of Hard and soft backed books across boxes-large selection, with some Giles etc also/ Scottish Comic strip superstars ! Great collection for any Fan. Please see images of a selection)

A group of vintage and antique textiles and other items to include arts & crafts era embroideries, an ostrich feather fan a/f, vintage handbags and purses, early 20th century chinese silk in jade green that appears to have been cut from a garment, the very fine gold work embroidery featuring five clawed dragons, phoenix, plum blossom and other creatures, two Soviet union Pennants or flags and other items (qty, 1 bag)

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include vintage board games, Monopoly, Travel Scrabble, a circular Waddington's 'Eagle' jigsaw puzzle, eight volumes of Waverley 'The Book of Knowledge, a set of turned wood, weighted chess pieces (32), a collection of BT phone cards, two bracket clocks, made in Rotheram England, chrome cocktail shaker, an Italian hand painted fan, etc. (s.d/a.f) (4 boxes + loose)

A GROUP OF CERAMICS, METALWARE AND JEWELLERY, to include a Royal Doulton 'Ivy' HN1768 figurine, a Royal Worcester 'Parakeet' figure, modelled by Freda Doughty (losses to both wings and tail, glue residue), a Goss 'Lady Betty' figurine, a pair of nineteenth century Days Patent brass chimney ornaments, decorated with Gothic arches and other architectural elements, un-extended height 21.5cm, possibly a table fan holder (missing fan) and a candle holder (missing decorative finial), and a selection of mainly costume jewellery earrings and necklaces, etc (5 + box of jewellery) (Condition Report: generally ok, obvious specific damage to ceramics and metalware as stated in description, jewellery is af but most pieces appear ok)

Reginald Easton (1807-1893), fine Victorian watercolour on paper, three-quarter length portrait of a lady with fan, named verso as Emily Lloyd (1806-1893), signed, 33 x 25cm, glazed gilt frame, original label verso

A Richard Cooper & Company 'Country Artists' figurine - a pair of Fan Tailed Doves, hand painted resin, on a beech wood base, 24cm high, in the original box.

A set of four Waterford 'Clarendon' pattern cut crystal wine glasses having green colour bowl and clear stem over a circular fan foot, acid-etched mark to base, h19.5cm Condition report: Presented in excellent condition commemorate with age.

An Ocean Loong heater fan

Delightful 2-piece set of vintage German porcelain figurines, marked "11980 Germany" on the back. The set features a seated lady holding a fan and a gentleman playing the flute, both dressed in 18th-century attire. These figurines are intricately detailed with vibrant hand-painted colors, delicate gilded accents, and ornate rococo-style chairs. The largest piece measures 7.75"H, showcasing fine craftsmanship and timeless charm.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. As is, as found. Chips on the back of the chairs present.

Title: Wooden netsuke of Rakugo performer holding a fan Date: 19th century Size: (H) 4.1 x (W) 3.5 x (D) 2.6 cm Condition: Well-worn with external areas showing aged wood patina. Ref: Netsuke_30

**SALEROOM NOTICE. Please note there wasn't enough room in the printed catalogue to detail the full works carried out on the vehicle but they can be found on our website**Bespoke Minor V with 125bhp Ford motivation, cleverly conceived and very well executed. The ultimate Morris Minor? Possibly. Sourced from the MM Centre in 2004, this 1968 two-door Series V Minor was stripped to a bare shell before being entrusted to JLH Minors in Napton for a full body restoration and repaint in Gloss BlackThe car was then rebuilt by our vendor, a time-served automotive engineer, to his personal specification and the result is very impressiveIt’s powered by a 1,700cc Ford Kent crossflow four-cylinder, rebuilt to Burton 'Stage 3' spec, (balanced, modified head, Burton cam) fuelled through twin 40DCOE Webers and exhausted through a fabricated manifold. A print-out in the file confirms that 125bhp was recorded on the rolling road at Aldon AutomotiveCooling is aided by an aluminium radiator with electric fan and additional features include a toothed-belt drive to the alternator and water pump, a remote oil filter and electronic ignitionThe gearbox is a Sierra 'Type 9' 5-speed (re-manufactured) mated to an Escort RS 2000 rear axle. Escort front disc brakes and rear drumsThe independent front suspension has been modified with bottom wishbones and coil-over dampers (torsion bars retained) and rear suspension is the domain of original leaf springs but with Spax telescopic dampers.Other modifications/enhancements include a new wiring harness, battery in the boot, retrimmed throughout, Corbeau front bucket seats, Cooper S 130mph speedo, Stack rev counter, RaceTech temp and oil pressure gauges and much moreThe car has been on the road since 2008, covering around 25,000 miles in mostly dry conditions and kept in dehumidified garage for the rest of the timeIt’s been used and enjoyed over the years including four trips to Le Mans, one of which generated a 'Certificate' from the local Gendarmerie confirming a cruising speed in excess of 100mph!Recent new tyres and a current MOT. The history file contains lots of invoices, receipts, old MOTs, modification details with relevant drawingsSpecificationMake: MORRISModel: MINORYear: 1968Chassis Number: MA2S51231464Registration Number: RHT 831GTransmission: ManualEngine Number: 337327Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 24415 MilesMake: RHDClick here for more details and images

A simply remarkable Series 3 Minor Convertible that represents an investment of over £27,000 and it shows. According to its BMIHT Factory Record, this Minor was a 948cc Series 3 De Luxe, completed on 11/12/1961 originally finished in Almond Green with a Porcelain Green/Silver Beige interior, fitted with a Pearl Grey hood and despatched to The Ware Garages on 15/12/1961It was purchased by our vendor in 2018 from marque specialists who had fully restored and re-trimmed the car and the invoice for £22,700 is in the history fileHe intended to tour Europe with the little Morris and immediately tasked Charles Ware's Minor Centre with fitting a number of upgrades (£4,200)These included front disc brakes, front and rear telescopic shock absorbers, an anti-roll bar, alternator, electronic ignition, Halogen headlamps, new Rev Tec cooling fan, phone power supply, DAB radio in the glovebox and underbody rust protectionWith our vendor for seven years and used as intended including a 3,500 mile European tour in Autumn 2018, as a wedding car in 2020 and otherwise garaged in Cornwall sinceFitted with a towbar/bracket to support a bicycle rackIt was delivered to our pre-auction storage facility by our vendor who drove 300 miles from Cornwall for nine hours overnight - now that's confidenceBeautifully presented in Porcelain Green over a superb tan leather interior, we encourage your inspection of this very special Minor soft-top at our NEC Sale  Specification Make: MORRIS MINOR Model: CONVERTIBLE Year: 1962 Chassis Number: M-AT3/944974 Registration Number: 748 SDV Transmission: Manual Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 55161 Miles Make: RHDClick here for more details and images

Mundane little 1984 Mini Mayfair transformed into this stunning Cooper S homage. Major restoration works undertaken in the years 2016/17. 2016 - Replacement 1,275cc overhauled and refitted. 2017 - Full exterior respray and running gear replacementsThe interior is finished in red and white with cream leather seats, wooden dash and red carpetsRecent full service including wheel bearings, brakes, new fuel line, engine oil and filter, new fan, radiator flush and engine timing re-setAll paperwork including MOT Certificate will be included and parts will also be included with the saleSpecification Make: AUSTIN Model: MAYFAIR Year: 1984 Chassis Number: SAXXL2S1N20214623 Registration Number: A761 EAP Transmission: Manual Engine Number: 12HC04AA100222 Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 24263 Miles Make: RHDClick here for more details and images

**Please note the registration 'G19 MDH' will not accompany the vehicle. It is registered to G549 PGC**Rare final-edition model, from ten years caring ownership and benefiting from c.£20,000 of investment. Period perfect styling, lightweight driving fun and 122bhp, a true modern-classic 'hot-hatch'. The run-out edition 'Raider' was based on the Phase 2 R5 GT Turbo model and visual changes included a new grille, updated wheels and a colour coordinated body kit Technical developments included a water-cooled turbocharger, a small under-bonnet fan helped prevent fuel evaporation, whilst ignition mapping tweaks brought the power up to 120bhpThe all blue Raider featured special metallic Sports Blue (PR449) paintwork, colour-coded wheels, blue Raider flat seat accents, Didier Auriol badges, a Raider rear screen sticker and a grey/black fabric-trimmed interior with grey carpetJust 85,614 verifiable miles, accompanied by a huge history file (two box files) with original Renault service books and manualsForming part of our vendor's Collection since 2015 and subject to some £18,000 - £20,000 expenditure during this time. The engine was fully rebuilt (and photo-documented) by a Renault 5 specialist c.2,500 miles ago (including a turbo refurbishment and new radiator), the exterior was fully repainted ten years ago, the wheels refurbished (in correct colour with silver outer edge) and shod in Toyo Proxes tyres and the interior has been fully (and correctly) retrimmed, with all plastic trims refurbished and a new headliningThe original Philips stereo is supplied with the car which remains in completely original spec, except for a Scorpion exhaust rear box and KONI adjustable coil-oversA collection of spare parts accompany the car, but the registration, G19 MDH, does not form part of the saleSpecificationMake: RENAULTModel: 5 GT TURBO RAIDERYear: 1990Chassis Number: VF1C4050502375855Registration Number: G19 MDHTransmission: ManualEngine Number: 0030492 Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 85614 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: Black/Grey clothClick here for more details and images

Very well presented Mk III (L322) featuring the Jaguar 4.2-litre supercharged V8 and 6-speed ZF automatic gearbox. From eight-years diligent ownership with an excellent history file. First registered in March 2005 so it's one of the first L322 to use the Jaguar 4.2-litre supercharged V8 engine and 6-speed ZF autoboxJust over 125,000 miles. Eight years current ownership. Six former registered keepersFinished in Buckingham Blue over Black perforated leather During his Eight-years ownership, our vendor has replaced the front Brembo discs and pads, the front air-shocks, a rear wishbone assembly, battery, the suspension pump (it's noisy but was done about 5,000 miles ago), and a ride-height sensor  The suspension operates as it should, giving the low entry position, rising to the medium road position and then the high off-road settingThe electric seats, mirrors and windows (double-glazed), sunroof, fan and heater all function correctly, however, the 'infotainment' system is not working, although the screen displays the Land Rover logo, and the parking sensors have also recently stopped workingLast serviced only 500 miles ago with the gearbox being serviced a few thousand miles prior to thatExcellent service history with the car including many receipts going back to year one. Three keys. MOT until November 2025 issued with 'no advisories'  Specification Make: LAND ROVER Model: RANGE ROVER VOGUE SE Year: 2005 Chassis Number: VIN/Chassis NumberSALLMAM336A203180 Registration Number: GY05 VZM Transmission: Auto Engine Number: 070405B23455428PS Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 125000 Miles Make: RHD Interior Colour: Black LeatherClick here for more details and images

FOOM #3-9, 12, 13, 15-19, 22 + JIM STERANKO POSTER (16 in Lot) - (1973/1978 - MARVEL) - Marvel and Stan Lee's first ever fan magazine FOOM (Friends Of Ol' Marvel) which includes preview appearances of Deathlok, Nova, Captain Britain & Ms. Marvel, the scarce final issue + the classic Jim Steranko poster that came with issue #1 - NB: Price sticker on cover of issue #17

FOOM PACK - Original owner copy which includes the original mailing envelope with Hulk graphic, FOOM #1, 2 (& insert), 3 & 4, Gold Membership Card, 6 Character Stickers + the full-colour super-hero poster by Jim Steranko (1973 - MARVEL) - Marvel and Stan Lee's first ever fan magazine FOOM (Friends Of Ol' Marvel) - Issue #2 includes the prototype of Wolverine published 1.5 years prior to his first appearance - NB: Signs of light foxing to edges of issues

A Worcester porcelain plate, circa 1770, of octagonal form on a powder blue ground decorated with a central chinoiserie landscape with alternating fan and roundel panels around, having psuedo Chinese marks verso, dia.22cm.

Lamp with polychrome sculpture of an angel in gilded wood with leaf, early 20th century h 76 cm with fan h 102 cm early 20th century

A full set of A&BC Batman trading cards, Black Bat set (no fan club panel), 55 cards. [W]

A ROYAL DOULTON LARGE PRESTIGE FIGURE PRINCESS BADOURA HN2081 modelled by H Tittensor, H E Stanton and F Van Allen Phillips, depicting Princess Badoura, from a tale from the Arabian Nights, wearing full length pink dress and carrying a peacock feather fan, seated on the back of an elephant, decorated in coloured enamels and gilt, moulded with dragons and gilt scroll borders, gilt title to inside and dated 9.6.89 DS, 53cm high Condition Report:"There is a tiny scratch to the black and gilt part on the head of the elephant.The piece is in really good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration. Gilt is good.No in house postage for this lot"

A PAIR OF WALTER GILBERT FOR JOHN WALSH WALSH VESTA GLASS CEILING LIGHTS each comprising four frosted and moulded fan shape glass panels, each decorated with a scene, some marked G.Sc.R.Fe and sat within bronze frames, 38cm high Condition Report:There are some chips to edges and corners of some of the panels. No cracks, but a fold in the glass to one panel

This collectible sports greeting card, created by renowned portrait artist Bill Dotson in 1995, features an intricate black and white illustration of Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice of the San Francisco 49ers. Dotson, celebrated for his exceptional pen artwork created despite paralysis, captures the intensity of Rice in action alongside a detailed portrait and the team's emblem in vivid red accents. The card is personally signed by Jerry Rice, adding significant value for sports memorabilia collectors. Measuring 5"L x 7"H, this piece embodies a tribute to determination and athletic excellence, making it a must-have for any 49ers or Jerry Rice fan.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Official James Blake autographed 8x10 photograph, capturing the former professional tennis star in a tribute to Andre Agassi. Blake, known for his electrifying speed and powerful forehand, was a fan favorite on the ATP Tour and competed in multiple Grand Slam tournaments. The signature is boldly signed in silver ink, and the photograph includes a Steiner Sports authentication hologram and Certificate of Authenticity (COA), ensuring its legitimacy. A great collectible for tennis fans and sports memorabilia collectors alike.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 10"LCondition: Age related wear.

This framed 8x10 photograph captures baseball legend Reggie Jackson in action and is personally autographed by him. The signature is authenticated by Mounted Memories, with a Certificate of Authenticity included. The sleek black frame enhances the display, making it a great collectible for any sports fan. Dimensions: 10.5"L x 1.5"W x 12.75"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

This 15"L x 12"H football photograph features the authentic signature of legendary Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown. The autograph has been verified by James Spence Authentication (JSA), a leading third-party authentication service in the collectibles industry. The photograph includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from JSA, ensuring the genuineness of the signature. This piece is a must-have for any serious collector or fan of NFL history.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Toomy Cooper Blue Plaque on frame Certificate issued by Cooper fan club.Provenance: from the collection of Tony King, an avid movie prop collector, many items purchased at auction and collected over the past 30 years

Red Dwarf (BBC) - Red Dwarf fan club conference programme (15cm x 21cm). Multi signed by most cast members and some crew members including, Craig Charles, Chris Barrie, Danny John-Jules, Norman Lovett, Hattie Hayridge, Robert Llewellyn, Peter Tyler and Alan Brannan. Signed by 9 in total.Provenance: from the collection of Tony King, an avid movie prop collector, many items purchased at auction and collected over the past 30 years

Art Deco Style Table Lamp, depicting a semi clad lady with a fan shaped shade. Height 16.5''.

Barbie ' Sees Candies - A Happy Habit ' Limited Edition Mattel c1999 Doll. Never Removed from Packaging. A Must For Any Barbie Fan - Please See Photos.