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A Victorian Blue Glass Rolling Pin, painted with red flowers, 49cm long, another with painted Union Jack etc, 32cm long and a white opaque example decorated with a ship and dated 1853, 33cm long. (3)

Small selection of T.G.Green blue and white striped Cornish Ware items to include, rolling pin, lidded storage jar, pearl barley jar, currants jar, large mug, sugar sifter, mayonnaise, chutney and horseradish serving pots

A Collection of Various Sundries to Comprise Tins, Rolling Pin, Sewing Box, Wooden Framed Mirror etc

Late 19th Century French tapering cylindrical glass vase with gilt floral decoration, H.40cm; opaline vase and rolling pin, green glass biscuit barrel, Victorian glass oil lamp with cut ovolo decoration, on a mirrored wood stand, pair of Art Deco wall lights, Limoges part tea set, and other items. (a lot)Condition: Green Glass Barrel -  H.21cm overall approx. some wear to floral decoration, scratches to base, otherwise seems good.Please note that we cannot offer in-house postage for this lot.

A selection of Antique kitchenalia, including an oval hardwood breadboard, diameter 24.5cm, a substantial wooden rolling pin, and 2 bread knives, including a Joseph Rodgers & Sons (cutlers to His Majesty) stainless steel bread knife with carved wood hand (4)

A quantity of glass, mainly 19thC to include a 'Unity & Love' rolling pin, cranberry jugs etc, 2 x crystal salts, Thomas Webb Burmese uranium bowl and fairy lamp, a lidded painted pot, an opaque serpent with screw fitting and 20thC glass to include three 1920's Art Deco Moser amethyst vases with gilt decorated relief panels, largest 10.5cm h, a bohemian blue and gilt perfume bottle with stopper a/f and two oil lamp fittings.

A 19thC blue glass decorated rolling pin. 37cm l.

Pottery to include a T G Green blue and white rolling pin section, Wedgwood Dancing Hours cup and saucer, a Queensware plate and others (Qty). Generally good condition.

Silver and Other Sewing Accessories and Tools comprising a hinged box with silver base with velvet mount and silk lining,silver thimbles, button hook and pen knife, silver handled tools, plated rolling pin tape measure, faux tortoiseshell mounted needle case and pin cushion, chatelaine chain,Wright & Gilbert London optical implement etc,(one box)

TURNED LIGNUM VITAE ROLLING PIN with finial handles, 44cms (w)Provenance: the Karl Johansen (1937-2021) Collection, by family descent

Portmeirion Pottery Serviceware, "Botanic Garden" pattern, including caserole dishes and covers, storage jars, mugs, rolling pin, cake plate etc (qty)

A box of kitchenalia including wine rack & marble rolling pin etc COLLECT ONLY

A 19th century glass rolling pin, internally decorated with hand coloured cuttings and pictures, including The Sailors Return, Blue Beard delivering the key of the blue closet to Fatima, etc, 34.3cm long

A collection of American Folk Art hand carved wood press moulds including birds, flowers, large Acorn mainly for butter and rolling pin with carved entirely with emblems (1 box)

A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE A VINTAGE 'KILVERTS LARD' ROLLING PIN, A WALL CLOCK, WALL MASKS, A WICKER BASKET, AN APPLE PARER, A WALKING STICK, WINE RACK, NAPKIN RINGS, ETC

A LARGE COLLECTION OF PORTMERION CERAMICS TO INCLUDE MANY LARGE ITEMS - LIDDED DISHES, JUGS, OVAL DISHES, ROLLING PIN, BOWL, BUTTER DISHES, TOAST RACK ETC

A Collection of Portmeirion Botanic Garden to Comprise Platters, Mantle Clock, Heart Shaped Dish, Juicer etc, Strawberry Pattern Rolling Pin and a Boxed Christmas Robin Cake Plate and Server

A modernist agate drusy brooch in 9ct gold. Featuring a naturalistic but substantial claw setting, hallmarked for Albion Craft Co, London 1967. With yellow metal security chain and base metal pin to rolling clasp. Gross weight approximately 20 grams. Width approximately 4.2cm.  Condition report: There is some movement of the stone in setting. Rolling clasp as found - not completing full rotation to secure.

Blue Glass Rolling Pin, fish, atomiser, Mason's 'Brown Velvet' ginger jar and cover and 'Formosa; jug, plated candlesticks, figures, Swiss Army knife, etc:- One Tray.

A vintage T.G. Green Cornish Ware sugar sifter with black lettering and green shield mark to base - sold with a similar rolling pin

A crate containing components of a glass dressing table set including candlesticks, a vintage brush set, etc. - sold with a tub of kitchenalia including a glass rolling pin

A group of ceramics and glass, including a Nailsea glass rolling pin, six Royal Crown Derby Derby Posies egg cups, a George Jones strawberry set, and a two tone stoneware harvest ware tobacco jar and cover. (a quantity)

Telefunken Rollkugel RKS 100-86, ab 1968Die erste Computer-Maus, entwickelt von Rainer Mallebrein für den Großrechner TR 440, Erfassung der Bewegung mit Plastikkugel und 2 MCB-CC-27-Drehkodgebern, außerdem ein Schalter an der Oberseite, Ø 12 cm, mit Original-Kabel und 12-poligem Stecker. Start Price: EUR 280 Zustand: (2/2)Telefunken Rolling Ball RKS 100-86 Mouse, 1968 onwardsDeveloped by Rainer Mallebrein for the TR 440 mainframe computer, motion detection with plastic ball, 2 MCB CC 27 rotary encoders and switch on the top, Ø 4 ¾ in., with original cable and twelve-pin plug. – Note: The first commercial computer mouse. Start Price: EUR 280 Condition: (2/2)

A Nailsea pink and white opaque glass rolling pin and another clear glass rolling pin, largest 41cm long

An 18th/19th century rolling pin, 41cmL

T. G Green three graduated storage jars, rolling pin and a Cornishware book, tallest 17cm

A QUANTITY OF FLAN DISHES, STAINLESS STEEL SERVING DISHES, A GLASS ROLLING PIN, DENBY COFFEE POT, ETC

A COLECTION OF PORTMEIRION BOTANIC GARDENincluding covered serving dishes, a rolling pin, a boxed set of glasses, jugs etc

A group of Danish blue and white wall plates, pierced dishes, further matching rolling pin, etc.

A 19th Century clear glass rolling pin with cut pontil ends

A box of various items, including a brass-cased etui with floral panels, bone-handled knife, cylindrical embossed brass box with inlaid butterfly wing lid, a silver-mounted box, Mauchline Ware, miniature rolling pin, etc

Assorted kitchen wares, cutlery, pestle and mortar, rolling pin, bread bin, etc. (1 box)

Box of various items to include crucifix, kitchen items inc toaster, rolling pin etc

Collection of Portmeirion 'The Botanic Garden' c.1818 items to include large serving plate, two dinner plates, large lidded casserole pot, wooden lidded pots, rolling pin, scented candle, large mug, two cups, mixing bowl and five smaller plates, etc

Collection of T. G. Green & Co. Cornishware, mid 20th century and later, to include mixing bowl, rolling pin, pestle and mortar, etc, printed marks

Kitchenalia and treen, to include rolling pin with grooved barrel, 34cm long, various pastry press moulds, folding ruler, Mauchline ware shield shaped pin cushion for Coatham Road Redcar, honey dippers, etc. (1 tray)

A quantity of various china to include Denby, Portmeirion rolling pin, various blue and white china, collectors plates etc.

SEVEN BOXES OF CERAMIC KITCHENWARE to include a box of high-street mugs, a pair of Beefeater plates, a large group of Bilton's side plates, Johnson Brothers cereal bowls, Broadhurst scenic cereal bowls, Ridgeway 'Hayride' side plates, royal commemorative plates, a large quantity of early twentieth century patterned plates (in various conditions), a marble rolling pin, etc, (7 boxes) (s.d)

SEVEN BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, to include a selection of Contempri champagne flutes, art deco green stem wine glasses, vintage etched selection of drinking glasses, etc. a selection of cut glass large serving bowls for desserts, cut glass dessert bowls some matching the larger bowls, posy bowls, a vintage Pyrex glass rolling pin etc, a resin garden ornament of a girl and boy playing leap frog, a selection of vintage Johnson Bros 'Indian Tree' dinnerware approximately thirty pieces, a selection of British oven to tableware 'Harvest 1418', a Prinknash vase, selection of vintage teacups and saucers etc. (sd), (7 boxes + loose)

Treen rolling pin cum pencil set, pencil to one end and rubber to the other, 'Wm Mercer', 32.5cm long.

Auswalker aus kobaltblauem Glas England, 18. Jh. Rolling pin. Kobaltblaues Glas mit weißen Einsprenkelungen. Abriss. Griffe eingeschnürt. L. 38,3 cm

A selection of assorted collectibles including marble rolling pin etc, shipping unavailable

Ruskin Pottery - A lavender lustre vase of shaped rolling pin form with everted rim, mottled lavender/green and iridescent glaze, impressed marks and dated 1923, height 27cm.

A collection of various glass perfume bottles, dressing table jars, candlesticks, large glass baubles, glass rolling pin etc

Large quantity of Victorian fairings, a ceramic inkwell, white ceramic figures, more ceramic inkwells, a glass Prattware-style rolling pin and other items (3 boxes) 

Three pieces of Scottish art glass; Vasart pink and green pattern bowl, Black and yellow Scottish art glass vase and Antique Black and white art glass rolling pin. [Vasart- as found]

A Victorian Bristol blue glass rolling pin dedicated to Mary Ann Grange 1853, three Bristol blue/green and clear glass floats (6)

A selection of blue glass drinking vessels and a blue glass rolling pin

A collection of glassware, mainly blue glass, and amber coloured chemist bottles to include a blue glass rolling pin, witches and sea balls and other items Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

The poignant Second War Lancaster pilot’s ‘immediate’ D.F.M. group of five awarded to Flight Sergeant T. W. J. Hall, 106 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, who flew in 4 operational sorties, during which he was awarded the D.F.M. for his 2nd - Berlin, 24 March 1944 - and was killed in action whilst trying to save his crew during the disastrous Nuremberg Raid, 30/31 March 1944. The ‘body of the pilot [Hall] was found near the wreckage. This brave young man’s operational career had lasted less than a week. He never knew that he had been awarded the D.F.M. for his good work on the Berlin raid.’ Distinguished Flying Medal, G.VI.R. (1333525 F/Sgt. T. W. J. Hall. R.A.F.) on investiture pin; 1939-45 Star; Air Crew Europe Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, generally good very fine (lot) £2,000-£2,400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- D.F.M. London Gazette 18 April 1944. The original recommendation states: ‘Flight Sergeant Hall was Captain of an aircraft detailed to attack Berlin on the night of 24th/25th March, 1944. On arrival in the target area, he found that he had over-shot and that the Pathfinder Force marking was in progress behind him. He was also in contact with the "Master of Ceremonies" who was heard giving instructions to bomb the markers. Flight Sergeant Hall then did a left-hand circuit and came in again from the North. By this time, he was 12 minutes late and the target was not well marked. Despite this, he made a straight run in and bombed his target successfully. On the return journey, he found himself over the Ruhr area. Here, his aircraft was suddenly coned by numerous searchlights and subjected to intense predicted heavy flak which caused severe damage to the port mainplane, the rear turret, the Bomb Aimer's compartment, the underside of the fuselage and the port inner and outer engines, the latter of which caught fire. Flight Sergeant Hall here displayed exceptional skill and coolness in extricating his aircraft from this most perilous position. By excellent crew co-operation, the fire was extinguished, the engine feathered and the badly damaged aircraft and crew landed safely back at Base. It was this N.C.O.'s first operational sortie as Captain of aircraft and throughout he showed exceptional courage and skill. He displayed outstanding determination in returning to press home his attack and his skilful pilotage and cool determination under extremely difficult conditions are deserving of the highest praise. I consider Flight Sergeant Hall's courage, skill and devotion to duty fully deserve the immediate award of the Distinguished Flying Medal. 27th March, 1944. Remarks by Base Commander: Flight Sergeant Hall's action in pressing home his attack in the prevailing circumstances showed great determination and courage and was only surpassed by his coolness and skill in extricating his aircraft from the unenviable position in which he found himself on the way home. I strongly support the recommendation for the immediate award of the Distinguished Flying Medal.’ Thomas William John Hall was the son of William Thomas Hall and Emily Hall, of Wraysbury, Buckinghamshire. Hall joined the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve in 1942. He carried out his initial training as a pilot at No. 15 E.F.T.S., Carlisle and 31 E.F.T.S., De Winton, Calgary, Canada. Hall carried out further training at No. 38 S.F.T.S., Estevan and No. 6 P.A.F.U., Windrush. After gaining his ‘Wings’ at No. 17 O.T.U., Silverstone in November 1943, Hall was posted to No. 1661 Conversion Unit, Winthorpe (Sterlings) and then on to No. 5 L.F.S., Syerston (Lancasters) in February 1944. Hall was posted as a pilot for operational flying to 106 Squadron (Lancasters) at Metheringham in March 1944. He flew four operational sorties with the Squadron, including: Frankfurt, 22 March 1944; Berlin, 24 March 1944, Essen, 26 March 1944 and Nuremberg, 30/31 March 1944 (on which night Bomber Command had 95 aircraft shot down - it’s heaviest losses of the entire war on a single raid). Hall was awarded the ‘immediate’ D.F.M. for his gallantry during only his second operational sortie - to Berlin. Martin Middlebrook gives the following in The Nuremberg Raid, 30-31 March 1944: ‘Six nights earlier, Flight Sergeant Tom Hall of 106 Squadron and his crew had flown to Berlin on the first [sic] operation of their tour. This was the night when unexpectedly violent winds had caused Bomber Command much trouble and seventy-three bombers had been lost. Hall, like many others, had arrived at Berlin too early, but, while others bombed and made for home, Hall did a complete orbit over the heavily defended city before bombing. On the return flight the winds took them, again like many others, over the Ruhr where his Lancaster was hit by Flak and two engines took fire. Hall brought his crew home after a desperate flight, although the Lancaster was written off. Now Hall was on his second [sic] operation [the Nuremberg Raid, 30/31 March 1944]. On the Long Leg his aircraft was hit in the bomb bay and petrol tanks. Sergeant Dack, the wireless operator, describes what happened: “The Skipper [Hall] said, ‘It’s time to get out. Get out everyone.’ I was a careful sort of bloke and I always kept my parachute underneath my seat. I put it on but then she went down with all four engines flat out. It went through my mind that it was just like a scene from one of those American films with the aircraft going screaming down out of control. Once that started, I knew we couldn’t get out. I was thrown on top of the navigator and we were rolling about together. I remember my face being pressed against two dials which I remembered were in the roof so I knew we were upside down. I tried to prod the navigator up towards the front to get out of the front hatch. There was all the time the awful thought that we had a Blockbuster on board which went off on impact. I forgot that we wouldn’t have survived the impact ourselves. Then there was an almighty explosion and I was sent spinning. I thought we had hit the ground but it eventually dawned on me that I was in the air. Then, something whooshed past my face and I was sitting nice and peacefully up in the sky under my parachute. I remember shouting for my wife - I was apologising because I had promised to be home on Saturday” Only Dack and the flight engineer survived this explosion. The body of the pilot [Hall] was found near the wreckage. This brave young man’s operational career had lasted less than a week. He never knew that he had been awarded the D.F.M. for his good work on the Berlin raid.’ The crew’s belief in their pilot’s ability after the Berlin raid is illustrated in a letter to Hall’s mother from the mother of his mid-upper gunner (Tony Poole), dated 6 May 1944: ‘What you may not know is the great confidence Tony and all the rest of the crew had in your son. Tony told me that night [whilst on leave after the Berlin sortie] when he came, he said “Don’t worry mother if ever I’m reported missing, I shall come back. If Tommy can get us through that he can get us through anything.” Sadly Flight Sergeant Hall’s luck ran out, and he was killed in action during the Nuremberg Raid, 30/31 March 1944. He is buried in the Hanover War Cemetery, Germany. Sold with the following related items and documents: R.A.F. cloth pilot’s wings and cap badge; Royal Canadian Air Force Pilot’s Flying Log Book (covering the period May 1942 - 30 March 1944) stamped ‘Death Presumed. Ce...

Nine pieces of art glass including a mid century Murano style handkerchief vase, after the design by Venini, a small clear glass Wedgwood paperweight modelled as a bird, height 8cm, Isle of Wight pink art glass vase, height 15cm, Murano style pink art glass vase, height 17cm, blue glass rolling pin, cut glass comport, etc (9).

A Collection of Various Kitchinelia to Comprise Stoneware Pots, Cornishware Rolling Pin, Kitchen Knives etc

Victorian antique milk glass rolling pin, with a Crimean theme 'Think on Me', approx 37 cms in length together with two more milk glass rolling pins, one named to Hannah Cransor with ships either side and another with the design having faded. (3)

Large milk glass pipe, heightened with turquoise enamel, approx 49 cms in length together with a Bristol blue glass pipe approx 72 cms in length and a very large milk white rolling pin, approx 95 cms in length. (3)

A MARBLE ROLLING PIN & OTHER KITCHEN ITEMS

Swarovski Hedgehog, 5.5 x 4.5cm, tortoise, rabbit, squirrel, cockerel (x 2), seal, hippo. Camera, balloons and tray, kitchen glove and rolling pin set:- One Tray.

Portmeirion Botanic Garden tea, dinner and table wares to include a teapot, coffee pot, eleven mugs, rolling pin, wall clock, ten breakfast bowls, five dinner plates etc (qty)

Portmeirionwares to include part coffee set of black Greek key design on white comprising 2 coffee pots, eleven Greek key coffee cans or cups, two sugar bowls, two milk jugs and twelve black saucers, designed by Susan William-Ellis; together with a Portmeirion rolling pin, large blue and white bowl, and small sugar bowl, double egg cup, Wemyss style shoe with rose buds, also an art deco style coffee set in black and white, Czechoslovakia Studio Carlsbad (qty)

▲ David Bailey (b.1938-) The Krays;Michael Caine;John Lennon and Paul McCartney;The Rolling Stonesfour gelatin silver prints, later copies of images from the 'Box of Pin-Ups' 196540 x 49.5cm, unframed (4)Provenance: The David and Pam McCleave Collection of Modern British Art.Condition ReportLight handling creases. A small fold mark to the upper right corner of the Beatles image. All three prints present well overall.

ASSORTED DECORATIVE GLASSWARE including Bohemian blue and clear cut glass vase, 25.5cms (h), similar bowl, 20cms (diam.), frosted celery vase with circular foot, opaque miniature hen on nest, Bristol type rolling pin etc.Provenance: private collection Conwy