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Lot 287
Five Vintage Robot toys action figures, Including Press Go Robot boxed complete made in Hong Kong good condition, Wind-up Space Robot no.902 with walking action boxed Made in Hong Kong good condition, Funny Robot boxed no.7912 Made in Hong Kong good condition, Loose VR Laser Zone Robot by Talentoy missing gun does have some discolouration, Loose Horikawa Rotate-o-matic Astronaut is broken in half, (5 items)
Lot 57
Scarce Mars King Battery Operated Robot SH Horikawa Japan, lithographed tin plate body, plastic battery compartment, fully working, with automatic stop and go, moving arms, with working TV screen in the chest of the robot, siren, replacement rubber caterpillar tracks, in excellent unboxed condition. Height approx. -25 cms/ 9 ¾ inches.
Lot 56
Attacking Martian Battery-Operated Robot SH Horikawa Japan, large head version, red serrated eye panels, dark metallic grey, tin-plate/plastic body, red feet, swing arms, fully working, stop-n go, two guns pop out of his chest, firing and blinking, in very good unboxed original condition. Height approx. -25.5 cms/10 inches.
Lot 71
Operator Robot Battery-Operated, produced by Metal House Japan, classic Horikawa style tinplate robot, finished in metallic gold green, red feet, walking action, head antenna rotates, man operating robot inside chest, with flashing lights, in near mint boxed working condition. some age tarnish. Height approx. 29cms / 11/ ¼ inches.
Lot 60
Video Robot Battery Operated SH Horikawa Japan, blue lithographed tin plate/plastic body, fully working, with large screen to chest, red plastic feet, in excellent original condition, Height approx. -24 cms /9 ½ inches, with a very good original lidded illustrated box, complete with all inner packing.
Lot 53
Attacking Martian Battery Operated Robot SH Horikawa Japan, brown tinplate body, red feet, green plastic inserts in chest doors, later issue plastic battery compartment, fully working, walks, stops, front doors open, double barrel guns pop out, firing, with blinking actions and sound, in mint original condition, Height approx. -29 cms/11 ½ inches, complete with all inner packing, illustrated lidded box is excellent, two tears to two corners of lid, still a very nice example!
Lot 62
Space Fighter Battery Operated Robot SH Horikawa Japan, brown lithographed tin plate/plastic body, working stop-n go, opening white plastic doors, two guns pop out of his chest, firing, blinking lights not working, red plastic feet, in excellent used original unboxed condition, Height approx. -24 cms /9 ½ inches.
Lot 61
Battery Operated Attacking Martian Robot SH Horikawa Japan, grey/brown/gold/red lithographed tin plate/plastic body, stop-n go, two guns pop out of his chest, firing and blinking, red plastic feet, appears not to work, when putting batteries into the robot, still in excellent original condition, Height approx. -24 cms /9 ½ inches, with a very good original lidded illustrated box, with slight edge/age wear.
Lot 59
Video Robot Battery Operated SH Horikawa Japan, blue/red/gold lithographed tin plate/plastic body, with large screen to chest, red plastic feet, in excellent original condition,fully working. Height approx -24 cms /9 ½ inches, with a very good original robot Radar Scope Space Scout lidded box.
Lot 68
Space Evil Robot Battery-Operated, produced by Metal House Japan circa 2000, for Japanese market and not intended for export, classic Horikawa style tinplate robot, finished in electric red, silver feet, stop n go action with swinging doors with blinking shooting guns and rotating body, in mint boxed working condition. Height approx. 29cms /11 ¼ inches.
Lot 70
New Gear Robot Battery-Operated, produced by Metal House Japan, classic Horikawa style tinplate robot, finished in red, yellow feet, walking action, arm antennas rotates, his chest light blinks and the colourful gears moves, in mint boxed working condition. Height approx. 29cms / 11/ ¼ inches.
Lot 54
Attacking Martian Battery Operated Robot SH Horikawa Japan, silver tinplate body, red feet, green plastic inserts in chest doors, earlier issue white metal battery compartment, in working condition, walks, stops, front doors open, double barrel guns pop out, firing, blinking light actions not working, sound is working, in good original condition, some surface rust to battery compartment door. Height approx. -29 cms/11 ½ inches, illustrated lidded box is good, with edge/age wear.
Lot 52
Rotator Crazy Eyes Robot SH Horikawa Japan, circa late 1960’s, battery operated, in silver, lithographed tin plate body ,red feet, stop-n go, rotating body, two guns pop out of his chest, firing and blinking, with scarce hypotonic crazy eyes, fully working in good used original condition, chrome parts tarnished, Height approx. -30 cms/11 ¾ inches, complete with a fair original Attacking Martian lidded box.
Lot 63
Space Fighter Battery Operated Robot SH Horikawa Japan, brown lithographed tin plate/plastic body, some tarnish to chrome parts, stop-n go, opening white plastic doors, two guns pop out of his chest, firing and blinking, red plastic feet, tiny crack to rear battery cover, working but temperamental, in very good used original unboxed condition, Height approx. -23.5 cms /9 ¼ inches.
Lot 7
Horikawa - A boxed vintage Japanese battery operated Fighting Robot by Horikawa. It stands 29 cm tall and appears in Excellent condition overall with only a small crack in the corner of thee clear plastic front panel. The battery compartment is clean and he worked when tested. The box is Good with some wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]
Lot 30
Boxed SH Horikawa battery operated tinplate Machine Robot, Japanese 1960s, grey tinplate robot with red feet, clear plastic front with gear mechanism, moving antennas, warning light, walking and swing arm action,approx.H 29cm (11 ½ inch) good to excellent working condition, battery compartment is excellent, original lidded box is fair.
Lot 6145
Tokyo, Mainichi Newspapers, 1970. Softcovers, 25 x 23.5 cm, approx. 150 pp. profusely ill. in b/w. Text in English and Japanese. Complete set of the 2 volume catalogue published in conjunction with the 10th Tokyo Biennale, which travelled to several museums in Japan starting at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Gallery. Curated by Nakahara Yusuke, the show played a major role in the rise of contemporary art in Japan and introduced conceptual and performance art from Europe, America and Japan to a wider audience. (1) Volume 1 contains an introduction by Nakahara and a two-page spread for each artist, featuring biographical information and proposals for the Tokyo project. Artists include: Albrecht, Andre, Buren, Christo, Enokura, Haacke, Horikawa, Inumaki, Kawara, Koike, LeWitt, Matsuzawa, Narita, Nauman, Hitoshi Panamarenko, Penone, Raetz, Sonnier, Tanaka et al. Very good copy. (2) Volume 2 features b/w documentation of the installed works. Light bend on upper right corner, else very good. Particularly rare with both volumes. (total 2)
Lot 235
TSUKIOKA YOSHITOSHI (1839-92)OGATA GEKKO (1859-1920)MIZUNO TOSHIKATA (1866-1908)MIGITA TOSHIHIDE (1863-1925)AND OTHERSMEIJI ERA, 19TH CENTURYA Japanese album of woodblock prints, the cover with a paper slip reading BijutsuAzuma nishiki-e (Fine Selection of Eastern Brocade Pictures), containing: 1- Ogata Gekko (1859-1920), a triptych entitled Go-Daigo Tennō (Emperor Go-Daigo Dreams of Ghosts in his Palace in Kasagiyama), signed Gekko and with a red seal, published in 1898;2- Unidentified artist, a triptych depicting a handscroll in trompe l'oeil, with armour-clad samurai looking at other figures in the distance, the golden phoenix of Kinkaku-Ji Temple in Kyoto visible beyond, inscribed on the right;3- Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-92), a triptych entitled Fujiwara Yasumasa gekka roteki zu (Fujiwara Yasumasa plays the flute by moonlight), signed Oju Taiso Yoshitoshi sha, sealed Taiso and Yoshitoshi, published by Akiyama Buemon on 12 February 1883, oban tate-e;4- Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908), a triptych entitled 'Kusunoki Masakage escaping from his enemy with his mother', signed and sealed on the right sheet, published by Akiyama Buemon in 1891;5- Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908), the central and right panel from a triptych entitled 'Honda Tadakatsu's Victory at Mount Komaki', published in 1891;6- Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908), the left panel from a triptych entitled Kato Kiyomasa taiseki o tenjite Orankai no kenjo o uchi-yabureru zu -part (By rolling boulders Kato Kiyomasa destroys the strong fortress of the Uriankhai), published by Akiyama Buemon in 1895;7- Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-92), a triptych depicting The Fourth Shogun Ietsuna Visiting the Family Mausoleum at Nikko, from the series Tokugawa chiseki nenkan kiji (Annals of the Tokugawa Administration), published in 1875;8- Unidentified artist, a triptych depicting two armour-clad samurai resting under trees, with a shrine in the distance; 9- Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-92), a triptych entitled Azuma meisho sumidagawa umewaka no furugoto (The Ancient Incident of Umewaka and the Child Seller beside the Sumida River), from the series Sumidagawa-Umewaka no koji (Famous Places in the East), signed Taiso Yoshitoshi and sealed Yoshitoshi, published by Akiyama Buemon in 1886;10- Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908), a triptych entitled 'Saburo Ise meets Prince Ushiwakamaru', signed and sealed, 1893;11- Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908), a triptych entitled Sasaki Moritsuna Bizen no kuni Fujito no watari ni Heigun o osowanto gyojin ni mizu no senshin o tou zu (Sasaki Moritsuna asking a fisherman to reveal the shallows where his troops can cross and attack the Taira Forces at Fujito in Bizen Province), signed and sealed, published in 1884;12- Migita Toshihide (1863-1925), a triptych entitled Horikawa gosho yashū no zu (Night Attack on the Horikawa Palace), published in 1887-97;13- Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-92), a triptych entitled 'Okuko Hikozaemon Protects the Tokugawa Shōgun from the Spear of Goro Matabei Mototsugu', from the series Osaka Gunki no Uchi (The Siege of Osaka), signed Ōju Taiso Yoshitoshi, published by Akiyama in 1884;Some prints embellished with metallic pigments, gofun and embossing; each page 35.1cm x 23.7cm, the four sides of the spine covered in silver pigments.Provenance: a private English collection, Heath House, Hampshire. The same collection includes a Louis XVI bureau plat which was originally the working desk of the French Emperor Napoleon III.
Lot 58417
Kuniyoshi Utagawa (1798 - 1861)Zwei Farbholzschnitt - Triptychons, a) "Horikawa Youchi no zu" (Nächtlicher Überfall auf den Horikawa - Palast), signiert und betitelt, mit Verlegermarke für Sanoki, Zensorsiegel für Mera und Watanabe und Datumssiegel für 1847 - 1852 und b) "Gishi Youchi no zu" (Nächtlicher Überfall der 47 Ronin), signiert und betitelt, mit Verlegermarke für Sanoki, Zensorsiegel für Hama und Magome und Datumssiegel für 1852, jeweils montierte Triptychons aus oban - Formaten (oban tate-e), jeweils ~38 x 76 cm, jeweils guter Zustand mit geringen Altersspuren, Ecken und Ränder teils berieben, jeweils sauber gerahmt in gleicher Leiste und verglast (jeweils 55 x 91 cm) 0660 Aufgrund der Größe, des Gewichtes und der Verglasung Versand nur nach Absprache
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