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A Radford floral painted vase and a 1930's bowl printed fairy amongst blossom, 20cm square

A collection of assorted glass ware and pottery including a small Belleek jug, a pretty vase decorated in a floral theme signed by E Radford and a Luminescent glass vase ect.Condition report - All pieces within this lot appear to be in good order with no issues needing mentioned.

A collection of studio and mid-century pottery - including a Tintagel Pottery toast rack and two-handled bowl; a Quail Ceramics puffin toast rack; a 1930s-40s Radford satin-glazed vase; etc. (28)

Registration No: WSY 713 Chassis No: 111800475 MOT: T.B.AIn current ownership the last 28 yearsOffered with a great patina, and in what appears to be remarkably original conditionRetains its original engine and displaying just 70,975 miles on the odometerRover needed a stop-gap solution to the slow post-war sales of its pre-war designs. Chief Engineer Maurice Wilks' 'Land Rover' seemed to be the answer. His design was as much a tractor as a car. The centre-steer concept, built in the summer of 1947, had the steering wheel in the middle, mainly because Maurice had the farming community in mind when he was designing it. The car was put to work ploughing, and Maurice designed front and rear power take-offs to run belt-driven machinery. Rover quickly approved it for production, albeit without the central driving position, which proved impractical and costly to engineer. The steel box-section chassis with its aluminium body was actually designed to get around the post-war scarcity of steel and make use of the plentiful, war-surplus Birmabright aluminium. But it was also lightweight and rust-resistant, and the pioneering use of aluminium remains a feature of Land Rover vehicles to this day. A single paint colour was offered: light green.The 1595cc, 50Bhp four-cylinder Rover engine might seem under-powered today, but its 80lb-ft of torque was impressive. There was permanent four-wheel drive, leaf-sprung suspension and not much else for your £450 when it was launched at the Amsterdam Motor Show in April 1948. Any kind of extra equipment came at an additional cost, but the orders started to come in. The very first Land Rover registered was one of the Amsterdam Motor Show cars on 21st May 1948, and full production began at Solihull shortly after. Rover soon saw that the vehicle’s appeal went beyond expectations. In 1949 the British Army placed its first order. It wanted 1,878, so many, that the decision was made to paint all Land Rovers in the Army’s NATO Green and they saw their first action the following year, in the Korean War. The Red Cross ordered its first Land Rovers in 1954, and its relationship with the marque endures to this day.In 1954, Solihull made its 100,000th Land Rover and by the time the Series I was replaced in 1958, nearly 200,000 had been produced. With 70 per cent exported, the principles that Maurice Wilks first sketched in the sand at Red Wharf Bay in Anglesey had been put into practice across the world.First registered 11/12/1957 to a Military or government role, this Land Rover was sold into the civilian market in 1963 and registered under ‘AJB 621A’. Little is known of its early life, but in January 1984, the car was purchased by a Janet Martyn Ball, residing in Oxford. Ball would own the car for 2 years until 1986, when it would be passed to Benjamin Rutland Lincoln of Bristol. ‘AJB 621A’ was purchased by the late current owner on 10th December 1996. Frustrated by the fact the registration didn’t tie with the manufacture year of the car, the registration was replaced with ‘WSY 713’. The Land Rover was used sparingly on a farm, with the occasional shooting trip being most of its use. It was always dry stored and maintained as appropriate. In recent years, it benefited from a replacement Radford Bulkhead, but other than the one coat of paint it has at some point received, it appears remarkably original - retaining its original engine and major mechanical components. The odometer displays just 70,975 miles, which is warranted for at least the last thirty years and could well be correct.After the sad passing of its owner, but now displaying a lovely patina, giving it some great character, ‘WSY 713’ is offered for sale accompanied with a history file containing previous registration documents, MOT certificates dating back to the early nineties, the receipt of sale from its current ownership and much more. Recently serviced and to be offered with an MOT in preparation for sale, this wonderful Land Rover presents a great opportunity. For more information, please contact: Andreas Hicks andreas.hicks@handh.co.uk 07929363573

A MOORCROFT POTTERY ASHTRAY AND NAMED CERAMICS, comprising a Moorcroft Pottery Hibiscus ashtray on a green ground (visible crazing), five pieces of Radford Pottery, a Sylvac 'Terrier with Sling' 1433 (broken tail, chipped left eye), a collection of bird figurines to include Beswick, Goebel and Crown Staffordshire, eight Portmeirion 'The Botanic Garden' design side plates, a Doulton - Lambeth floral pitcher (reglued handle), a collection of pin dishes, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: two Beswick horse figures have broken legs, some pieces have crazing, a few nibbles to some figures in varying degrees, other obvious damage is mentioned in description)

Three vintage pieces of hand-painted Radford Pottery including two jugs and one vase, all with floral decoration

English School (19th Century), portrait of Robert Radford (b.1780), oil on canvas, approx 59 x 49cm, gilt framedNote: Robert was the son of Robert Radford (1739-1817) and his first wife Mary Payne

An E Radford porcelain vase, painted with flowers, 14cm high.

A collection of ceramics mostly consisting of part tea sets including examples by Portmeirion Totem, Denby Potters Wheel, Fosters Pottery etc together with a Radford vase and salt and pepper shakers

A large quantity of ceramics including several part tea sets including Indian Tree and Avon examples together with other ceramics such as Radford, Duchess, Aynsley, Sylvac, Ben Thomas etc

Two boxes of assorted ceramics to include Carlton Ware, Noritake, Poole, Radford, Royal Doulton, etc.

TWO BOXES OF MIXED GLASS AND CERAMICS to include two Radford cups and saucers, two crystal cut decanters, five sherry glasses, 2 red glasses, a glass wate jug, two ceramic tea pots (2 boxes) (s.d)

A collection of china vases and jugs including Shelley, Beswick, Radford, etc. **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

A Collection of Samuel Radford Teaware to include Tea Trios, Sugar Bowl, Milk Jug (1 Tray)

Gordon RADFORD (1936-2015) Norfolk Beach Oil on board, signed, titled verso, 48cm x 64cm, 64.5cm x 80cm framedThis work is in excellent overall condition apart from a very minor surface scratch measuring approximately 6mm in length (see image).

Gordon RADFORD (1936-2015) Beach View, St Just Roseland Oil on board, signed, 44cm x 59cm, 62cm x 77cm framedThis work appears to be in very good overall condition. There is a minor scratch measuring around 5cm (see image) and a few flecks of surface dirt.

Pair of Royal Doulton Staffordshire dogs and two Radford jugs. 36cm H. Not available for in-house P&P

A Shorter and Son pottery fish service, comprising a serving plate on stand, six fish plates, together with a Radford & Sons pottery fish tureen and cover, and six fish side plates

A Collection of Various Mid/Late 20th Century Ceramics to include Wade 'Monkeys' Figure Group. Radford, Cruets, Suzy Cooper Graduated Platters, Lustre Vase Etc (Condition issues)

England, signed Thomas Radford Leeds, height 230 cm.

A GROUP OF NAMED CERAMICS, comprising a Bursley Ware Charlotte Rhead Arabesque pattern jug, 24cm high and a pair of matching vases, height 17.5cm, a Charlotte Rhead for Burleigh ware an Art Deco design vase with a lustre glaze handle, a Wood & Sons flower design dessert set, salad servers and salad bowl, pattern number 1750, a Radford Ware planter, candle holder and trinket dish (chipped), two H.J Wood 'Indian Tree' pattern pitchers and bud vase (chipped), and five H.J Wood chargers, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: crazing in varying degrees to some pieces, other most obvious damage is mentioned in description)

A VARIETY OF STONEWARE, VASES AND JUGS to include a hand painted Brentleigh Ware water jug, a mid-century Radford vase, a double handled Italian vase in 'Safi style', a large quantity of stoneware and tankards, etc (qty) (s.d)

Football, John Radford signed 16x12 colourised promo photograph pictured as he heads Arsenals seconds goal in the 1970 Cup Final. Good condition Est.

Collection of Radford Art Deco vases, most hand painted with florals. Printed marks to bases. Tallest measures 14cm.

A Selection of 13 books:- The Wine of The Douro, Hector Bolitho 1956 Alsace & Its Wine Gardens, S.F. Hallgarten 1969 Moselle, O.W. Loeb & T. Prittie 1972 The Wines Of Spain, José del Castillo & David Hallett 1972 Wines of Spain & Portugal, Jan Read 1973 Estate Wines of South Africa, Graham Knox 1976 Tradition of English Wine, Hugh Barty-King 1977 Wines of Germany, Frank Schoonmaker Revised Edition 1980 Atlas of German Wines, Hugh Johnson 1986 Beringer Napa Valley Legend Lorin Sorenson 1989 The new Spain (Contempory Spanish Wine) John Radford 2004 Hungary, Its Fine Wines & Winemakers, David Copp 2006 Image & Presence of Codorniu (no known Author) printed in Spain Above 13 Books

A Peto and Radford Limited of London brass lamp

VARIOUS BRITISH ARTISTS (19th century onwards), CHARLES A. BOOL watercolour - entitled on slip "Near Dolgelly en Wales", signed lower right, 38 x 27.5cms, PHIL OSMONT watercolour - Conwy Castle, signed lower left, 38 x 29cms, O. L. RADFORD watercolour - entitled lower left "Bazaar Dalhousie 1896", signed lower right, 34.5 x 24.5cms, D. W. WILD watercolour - fisherman with boat ashore, signed lower right, 19.5 x 32cms and SAM PRIDE (1872) watercolour - highland landscape with elderly lady and dog on track, signed and dated lower right, 33.5 x 52.5cmsProvenance: private collection ConwyComments: all framed and glazed

Matthew Radford (Contemporary)Firgures in a crowdSigned and dated 1998, numbered 58/95, woodblock?print, 66cm by 56cm; together with an etching by Guy Allen, signed and dated in Roman numerals, numbered 4/15 (unframed) (2)

T. Radford (19thC/20thC). Fishing from the bank, oil on canvas, signed, 44.5cm x 29.5cm.

Mixed ceramics including Radford. Not available for in-house P&P

A Carlton Ware pedestal bowl, c.1900;   a Royal Stafford tea service, for six;  Royal Albert Old Country Roses trinket dishes;  Radford;  etc

E. Radford Covered Dish, Denby Jardinière etc

Cetem Ware Lustre Bowl, Beswick Blue Tit 929, 2 Ivory Ware Jugs, Radford Vase etc

A GROUP OF LARGE ORNAMENTS, comprising a Staffordshire Highlander porcelain figure, height 41 cm, a 'Wood & Sons' Kang-Hi vase, Radford decorative plate, and large mid-century vase, etc (6 loose items) (Condition Report: heavy damage to the head of the Staffordshire figure following amateur restoration, crazing on some items, all items dusty)

A GROUP OF FOUR VASES, comprising a Thomas Forrester Trogon Ware vase tube lined with an exotic bird amongst flowers and foliage, height 22cm, a Paul Dubois for Radford Pottery vase with twin budgerigars (one missing most of its tail), and two vases decorated with geese, marked to bases 'Goodyer, Geese' (4) (Condition Report: generally ok, some damage and as stated, restoration, paint loss and crazing)

E Radford Art Deco kingfisher, 13cm diameter. Displays well, possibly restored to bottom of bowl or paintwork touched up.

Radford - A vintage 20th century circa 1940s  Art Deco twin handled vase. Circular lipped top with half circular handles, into a bulbous body. In a yellow ground with crackle decoration with blue flower and green foliage. Measures approx. 14cm tall. 

A mid-20th Century Poole pottery squirrel dish, measuring 18cm long, a Royal Doulton Eden patterned plate with scalloped edge, a Radford pottery vase decorated with yellow flowers, and other ceramics

British School, 19th Century - Portrait of a Gentleman holding a letter - Oil on canvas - 49 x 28.5cm - Together with two watercolours of views by Radford and a print of The Chain Pier at Brighton.

A Tiffany & Co Tulips design pottery vase, together with a Radford jug, a Belleek vase & other ceramic wares

Corgi (1/36th) A Group of Mini's To Include - CC82285 "Greame Davies", CC82277 "Andrew Worsley", CC82276 "Harold Radford" Plus others - conditions are Mint in Near Mint to Mint "Mini Mania" window boxes  

Derby Interest / English School (late 18th Century) Portrait of Rebecca Radford with her daughter (Rebecca or Frances), both wearing white with bonnets oil on canvas, 74 x 61cm, gilt framed (two patches to reverse, cleaned) together with a portrait of her husband Robert Radford (1739-1817), oil on canvas, 75 x 62cm (extensive damage to facial area, requires relining and restoration a/f (2) Note: Rebecca was 2nd wife of Robert Radford

Maling, Radford, Doulton and Other Ceramics

A LARGE QUANTITY OF RADFORD WARE, comprising butter dishes, salt and pepper shakers, bud vases, comport baskets, wall pockets, rose bowls, ashtrays, cheese dish, plates, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: some missing lids, a broken handle, chips, hairline cracks and crazing to some pieces in varying degrees)

A Royal Lancastrian bowl, thrown by E.T. Radford, decorated by Gwladys Rodgers, 22cm diameter Good condition.

Retro Toni Raymond pickled onion jar, similar apple sauce, a Radford Pottery dish and others (15 items)

Gordon Radford (British 1936-2015): 'Kings Lynn - Norfolk', oil on board signed, inscribed verso 30cm x 40cm

T V Radford (British 20th century): 'Jeddah' - Saudi Arabia, watercolour signed and dated '71, 32cm x 25cm

Album containing signed magazine photos of famous footballers 1960s, 1970s, 1980s to include Emlyn Hughes (Crazy Horse), Mick Channon, Colin Bell, Asa Hartford, John Radford, Trevor Brooking, Bobby Tambling, Kevin Keegan, Frank Stapleton, Colin Todd, Gary Birtles, Nigel Clough, Gary Lineker, plus many more; fair. (33)

Collection of newspaper/magazines cuttings with a vast amount of player signatures generally 1960s to include in Folder 1 Fulham team, Graham Leggat, Bobby Drake, John Dempsey, Bobby Robson, Steve Earle, Les Barrett, Jack McClelland, Fred Callaghan, Tony Macedo, Stan Brown, Brian O'Connell, Terry Dyson, Alan Mullery, George Cohen, Allan Clarke, Mark Person; Folder 2 Arsenal team Ian Ure, Frank McLintock, Colin Addison, Peter Storey, John Sammels, Jim Furnell, John Radford, George Armstrong, Bob McNabb,, David Court, Terry Neill, George Graham, Bob Wilson, Peter Simpson, Jack Kelsey, Billy McCullough, Tommy Coakley, Tony Burns, Alan Skirton, Jummy McGill, Gordon Neilson, Joe Baker, George Eastham Tommy Baldwin, Tom Walley plus others; dozens & dozens of autographs for the collector. (A Lot in 2 folders)

A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE TWO ROYAL FOLEY WARE PLATES, A RADFORD POSY BOWL, A OLDCOURT WARE HANDPAINTED JUG ETC

A collection of British ceramics and glassware, including a Radford jug, cylindrical tapered form, painted with trees in river landscape, together with three Coalport figures, Happy Birthday, Perfect Moment and Tara from the Ladies of Fashion Series; two Beswick spaniels, Shelley coffee cups and saucers, and other sundry china and glass (2 trays)

Various items of E. Radford Art Deco ceramics and other similar items.

A GROUP OF CERAMICS, A HANDBAG AND AN ONYX VASE, to include a Royal Crown Derby Imari 1128 goblet, thirty eight pieces of late nineteenth century Samuel Radford dinnerware, two Royal Worcester Royal Lily plates, two nineteenth century Davenport Stone China plates in two different patterns, a Mappin & Webb vintage leather handbag, an onyx vase height 17cm (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and wear to older pieces particularly)

1921-22 MANCHESTER UNITED AUTOGRAPH PAGE These were obtained for a lady by the Villa player Andrew Ducat when the teams played each other ( See Letter which is not part of Lot ) on 26th Nov 1921 at Old Trafford 12 Signatures inc George Sapsford, Edward Partridge, John Scott, John Silcock, Charles Radford, William Henderson Ref HAR

ARSENAL AUTOGRAPHED TRADE CARDS Thirty two various signed cards including Jennings, George, Brady. Smith, Keown, Bergkamp, Platt, Bould, Dixon, Merson, Davis, Hudson, MacDonald, Anderson, Pat Rice, Armstrong, Radford and Arsene Wenger. Good

ARSENAL AUTOGRAPHED STICKERS Thirty five various signed stickers including Merson, O'Leary, MacDonald, Radford, Brady, Pat Rice, Petit, Overmars, Ashley Cole, Platt, Davis and Jennings. Good

ARSENAL / AUTOGRAPHS Three signed home programmes: 65/6 v Moscow Dynamo, 5 signatures, Burns, Sammels, Armstrong, McCullough and Radford on their pictures, 66/7 v Newcastle United, 3 signatures including Radford and Jenkins on the cover and Leicester City, five signatures including Simpson, McGill, Coakley, Sammels and Storey plus five 1940’s laid on card, Swindon, Macaulay, Lewis, Logie & Scott. Fair to generally good

Stereo equipment - Radford STA 25 Series 3 Power Amplifier, Radford SC22 Control Unit, Radford FMT.1 FM Tuner.

Football : Arsenal collection of magazine/paper pages all 1960s inc some real press photos inc Sammuels, Ure, Radford (50+)