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Mixed lot of 2 small tool boxes containing mixture of tools, bucket of trowels and floats and (Black & Decker belt sander WITHDRAWN)

Powercraft cordless drill in box with charger and 2 14.4v batteries, vintage Black & Decker DNJ52 corded 2 speed drill, Hitachi FCJ55 jigsaw and Black & Decker DN41 sander with sanding sheets.

G.S. random orbital sander 240v, Wickes belt sander 240v, Black & Decker finger sander 240v and Ryobi sander 240v.

Titan 4" belt and 6" disc sander 240v

Tooltec 240v rotary sander with sanding discs, Titan corded 240v angle grinder and Titan corded 240v reciprocating saw.

Powercraft 240v corded belt sander, Powercraft 240v corded multi tool, Powercraft 240v corded drill in Zag power tool box and Powercraft 240v corded palm sander in box.

Vintage Black & Decker d750 drill 240v, Black & Decker DN710 planer 240v and Black & Decker KA230E 4 in 1 sander 240v.

Ryobi one+ 18v file sander (body only), AEG BS12c2 cordless drill with 2 12v batteries and charger in box and Black & Decker jigsaw.

NuTool bench top 10cm x 15cm belt and disc sander 240v.

Makita 3" belt sander 240v model 9901.

A LOUIS XV STYLE PORCELAIN AND GILT-METAL MOUNTED INKSTANDThe central Cupid figure, German, late 18th Century, on a cartouche shaped Chinoiserie decorated lacquered base with inkwell and sander, naturalistic branches supporting flower-heads. 26.5cm wideCondition report: The earlier German cupid figure with various chips, losses and repairs (notably to the front leg, corner of the hat and extremities). A flower head to the front spray is an obvious replacement, others with chips and and replacements and one loose to the candalbra arm.Metal of the inkwell and sander is a little mis-shapen and bent to the outer edges. The cartouche base is worn and faded. General wear tarnishing and abrasions commensurate with age and use. 

The remaining tools, stock items and sundries at the workshop - Nothing relating to Lots 1-14 to be included but comprises of Makita Router, Makita sander, Draper belt sander, Titan grinder, large quantity of clamps, small compressor, Erbauer biscuit jointer in box, Bosch GBH 2-26 drill, Makita buffer, two Einhell cordless drills, Black and Decker cordless drill, Spirit level, quantity of screws, drill bits, Pneumatic nail gun attachments, Triton spindle sander, various locks and components, planes, part clamps, paste, polish, two aluminium ladders. All parts in used condition. CONDITION REPORT: This is a large lot but would fit in a small transit van. The stock is not boxed, buyers must remove all parts of this lot. It would fit into approximately 20 large plastic storage crates. Please refer to important saleroom information regarding the location of the items and collection details. This sale is off-site and collection is from NE29.

Collection of power tools to include grouter & sander

Makita BO6050J Orbital Sander/Polisher

Ferrex Angle Grinder and a Workzone Orbital Sander with accessories

Rexon EDS-300 Orbital Sander

A collection of power tools to include Dewalt disc grinder with a quantity of spare discs, Neilson air gun, Performance Power 850w belt sander, Silverline orbital car polisher, Flymo HT45 hedge trimmer 2 x battery chargers, Stanley socket set and a vehicle breakdown safety kit.

A new boxed Oribtal sander (untested)

A Bosch GB2 100A belt sander with boxLocation:If there is no condition report, please advise

AN ASSORTMENT OF POWER TOOLS TO INCLUDE BATTERY DRILLS AND A BOSCH PALM SANDER

A FLYMO LAWN RAKE, A PALM SANDER AND AN EXTENSION LEAD

Mixed tools including a sander. Not available for in-house P&P

HT7 Electric sander. All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order. Not available for in-house P&P

Snap-On boxed timing light and a 200w sander. Not available for in-house P&P

Circular saw, jigsaw and sander. All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order. Not available for in-house P&P

Challenge 900w planer, Black & Decker angle grinder and sander. Not available for in-house P&P

A Derby oval covered inkwell, c 1820, the domed cover with bud knop, the sides moulded with a band of festoons and arcading between beaded rims on a green ground, on four gilt paw feet, the interior with the pairs of crescentic compartment, sander and inkwell, 14cm h Some stabilised firing stresses/cracks, where necessary the gilding refreshed. Further manufacturing blemishes, i.e. pitting, green ground imperfections. The bud knop nibbled. Slight surface wear.

-- -- Livius, Titus. Deche vulgare hystoriate. 4 röm. num., 374 (statt 376) nn. Bl. Mit Titelholzschnitt, Holzschnitt-Druckermarke in Rotdruck, 3 Holzschnittbordüren mit Holzschnittillustration und ca. 400 Textholzschnitten. 29,5 x 20,5 cm. Halbleder des frühen 18. Jahrhunderts (berieben und beschabt, Ecken bestoßen) mit RVergoldung und goldgeprägtem RSchild. Venedig, Bartholameo Zani für Luca Antoine de Giunta, 16.IV.1511.Essling, I, 38. Sander II, 4001. IT\ICCU\VEAE\008443. Nicht bei Adams und im STC. - Illustrierter venetianischer Druck von Titus Livius' Hauptwerk Ab urbe condita, in dem er die Geschichte von Roms sagenhafter Gründung 753 v. Chr. bis zum Tod des Drusus im Jahr 9 v. Chr. behandelt. Mit der schönen Druckermarke von Luca Antonio Giunta in Rotdruck auf dem Titelblatt. Die Textillustrationen sind dieselben wie in der Ausgabe von 1493. - Es fehlen ein Blatt der Lage e sowie das weiße Schlussblatt Q8. Titel fingerfleckig und im oberen und unteren Bug leicht gelöst. Erste Blatt mit sehr kleiner Wurmspur, Blatt bb mit der zweiten Bordüre mit Einriss im oberen Rand (ca. 8 cm), Blatt kkii mit Eckabriss (kein Textverlust), Blatt Fviii mit Tintenspritzern, Blatt ccii, ccvii, Liiii und Lv papierbedingt stärker gebräunt, Blatt ccvii auch mit kleinen, teils restaurierten Rissen im Satzspiegel. Sonst nur gering fleckiges und insgesamt wohlerhaltenes Exemplar der reich illustrierten Postinkunabel.

Missale Carthusiense. - Missale s(ecundu)m ordinem Carthusiensium noviter impressum. 16 nn., CXLI (recte CXXXI) num., 1 Bl. Mit 20 ganzseitigen (teils wiederholenden) Textholzschnitten, 22 (1 teilkolorierten) Holzschnitt-Bordüren, ca. 450 kleinen Textholzschnitten und Initialen (ca. 18 koloriert) sowie Musiknoten. 17 x 10 cm. Marmorierter Lederband des 18. Jahrhunderts (Bezug säurebrüchig, lädiertes RSchild, berieben). (Venedig, Lucantonio Giunta, 1509).EDIT16 CNCE 10864. Weale-Bohatta 1730. Sander 4692. - Reich illustriertes Kartäuser-Missale, zweispaltig gedruckt in Rot und Schwarz. Die ganzseitigen Holzschnitte zeigen meist Szenen aus der Vita Christi, darunter die Verkündigung, Geburt Christi, Kreuzigung, Himmelfahrt, dazu Mariä Himmelfahrt, Petrus und Paulus, Allerheiligen etc. Den ganzseitigen Holzschnitten liegen Textrahmen in Form von Bordüren gegenüber, die sich aus Einzelszenen und floralem Blattwerk zusammensetzen. - Titel mit zeitgenössischem Besitzvermerk, gelegentliche Marginalien und Streichungen (an kleiner Stelle etwas Tintenfraß). Kaum gebräunt und fleckig. Zum Schluss drei weitere Blätter mit zeitgenössischen handschriftlichen Ergänzungen beigebunden, 2 1/2 Seiten mit Ergänzungen "In festo sancti brunonis confessoris patris ac institutoris ordinis carthusiensis solemnitas agitur sexta die octobris. Misse officium. Introitus". Folgend weitere spätere Zusätze "In festo transfigurationis Domini".

-- Mit großem hochmittelalterlichen Textfragment aus dem Mombritius-- Plutarch. Vitae Plutarchi Cheronei novissime post Jodocum Badium Ascensium longe diligentius repositae, maioreque diligentia castigatae. Nec non cum Aemilii Probi Vitis. Una cum figuris: suis locis apte dispositis. 26 nn., CCCLX Bl. Mit Holzschnitt-Druckermarken auf dem Titel und am Schluss, zahlreichen bis zu 12-zeiligen-Holzschnitt-Initialen und 78 Textholzschnitten. 32 x 21 cm. Flexibles Pergament d. Z. (mit Knicken, Abriebspuren vor allem auf dem Rücken, beschabt und bestoßen, leicht fleckig) unter Verwendung eines Handschriftenfragments des 12. Jahrhunderts. (Venedig, Melchior Sessa, & Petrus de Ravanis, 1516).Sander 5785. Essling 597. Nicht im STC und bei Adams und bei Panzer. - Erste vollständige und illustrierte Ausgabe der Werke des griechischen Schriftstellers Plutarch (um 45-125 v. Chr.). Mit Texten von Cornelius Nepos (100-25 v. Chr.). - Vorsatz mit virtuos ausgestrichenem Vermerk, Titelblatt ebenfalls mit Ausstreichungen und einem Tintenmonogramm, sowie einem längeren lateinischen Eintrag und einem 3-zeiligen Besitzvermerk oben, teils mit alten Rasuren: "Federicus Flavius Archipresb[yter] Archivij kommand. Curia scriptor Librum hunc sibi Amicisque Carlinis X. mercator xxviij Novembris MDXIX (28.11.1519)". Erste und letzte Blätter mit kleinen Randeinrissen, von oben durch den Block teils etwas feuchtrandig und gegen Schluss etwas stärker wassergewellt, feucht- und sporfleckig (das letzte weiße Blatt mnit Löchern und Ausbrüchen), sonst nur hin und wieder kleine Wurmlöcher (meist ohne größeren Buchstabenverlust). Hin und wieder zeitgenössische und ältere Marginalien in SepiaFür den bemerkenswerten flexible Pergamenteinband wurde das Fragment einer hochmittelalterlichen Handschrift benutzt, die zu weiten Teilen gut lesbar ist. Vorhanden ist: 1 Blatt mit 2 Kolumnen. 50 Zeilen. Schriftraum ca. 44,4 x 27 cm (Kolumne ca. 44,4 x 12,8 cm). Blattgröße des Fragments ca. 58,5 x 38,5 cm. Es handelt sich um ein Fragment in später karolingischer Minuskel des 12. Jahrhunderts. Der Inhalt ist kurios, da er nicht, wie meistens, allgemein bekannte theologische Sujets behandelt, etwas der patristischen Literatur. Erwähnt werden hier Orientalen wie "Go[n]dolias, Dohec, Aaman", die sich mit der christlichen Theologie auseinandersetzten. Aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach handelt es sich um Texte aus dem äußerst seltenen Mombritius, die in nur in zwei kleinen Fragmenten erhalten sind (unvollständig). So steht in der Einbandhandschrift (rechte Textspalte, Zeile 10-13) zum Beispiel "Aaman dixit. Sicut non potest fides nostra (abgekürzt mit nra) recto to tenore deviare. sic nec iste taurus potere refurgere. Tamen quia in eo est conclusa sententia."In den Fragmenten der Trierer Silvesterhandschrift heißt es ebenfalls, dass Aunan sagt "Sicut non potest fides nostra a recto itinere deviare (...) Tamen quia in eo est conclusa sententia", (W. Levison, Aus rheinischer und fränkischer Frühzeit , Düsseldorf 1948, S.428). Beziehungsweise in dem anderen Fragment, dass Aunan sagt "sicut non possunt dies nostri a recto itinere deviare, sic nec taurus iste poterit resurgere". (Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Der Trierer Silvester, S.12). Bei "Aaman" handelt es sich um Auman, und bei "Dohec" um Doech.Silvester wird auf der Makulatur auch erwähnt (rechte Textspalte, Zeile 2), was zunächst zu der Annahme führte, dass es sich um den Text der Trierer Silvesterhandschriften handelt. Es sind sicherlich Textteile aus der Vita Sancti Silvestri des Mombritius, was noch genauer zu prüfen wäre. English:With large high medieval text fragment from the "Mombritius"Plutarch. Vitae Plutarchi Cheronei novissime post Jodocum Badium Ascensium longe diligentius repositae, maioreque diligentia castigatae. Nec non cum Aemilii Probi Vitis. Una cum figuris: suis locis apte dispositis. 26 nn, CCCLX pp. with woodcut printer's marks on the title and at the end, numerous up to 12-line -woodcut initials and 78 text woodcuts. 32 x 21 cm. Contemporary flexible vellum (with creases, traces of abrasion especially on the spine, scuffed and bumped, slightly stained) using a manuscript fragment of the 12th century. (Venice, Melchior Sessa, & Petrus de Ravanis, 1516).Sander 5785, Essling 597, not in the STC, Adams and Panzer. First complete and illustrated edition of the works of the Greek writer Plutarch (c. 45-125 BC). With texts by Cornelius Nepos (100-25 BC). Endpapers with virtuosically crossed-out annotation, title page with likewise crossed out annotation and an ink monogram, as well as a lengthy Latin entry and a 3-line ownership annotation at top, some with old shaving: "Federicus Flavius Archipresb[yter] Archivij kommand. Curia scriptor Librum hunc sibi Amicisque Carlinis X. mercator xxviij Novembris MDXIX (28.11.1519). First and last leaves with small marginal tears, from above through the block partly somewhat damp-margined and towards the end somewhat more water-wrinkled, damp-stained and spore-stained (the last white leaf with holes and chipping), otherwise only now and then small wormholes (mostly without major loss of letters). Now and then contemporary and older marginalia in sepia.For the remarkable flexible vellum binding, the fragment of a high medieval manuscript was used, which is largely legible. Present is: 1 leaf with 2 columns. 50 lines. Type area ca. 44,4 x 27 cm (column ca. 44,4 x 12,8 cm). Sheet size of the fragment ca. 58,5 x 38,5 cm. It is a fragment in late Carolingian minuscule of the 12th century. The content is curious, since it does not deal with generally known theological subjects, as is usually the case, something of patristic literature. Mention is made here of Orientals such as "Go[n]dolias, Dohec, Aaman", who dealt with Christian theology. In all likelihood, these are texts from the Mombritius, which is preserved in only two small fragments (incomplete). For example, the binding manuscript (right column of text, lines 10-13) reads "Aaman dixit. Sicut non potest fides nostra (abbreviated as nra) recto to tenore deviare. sic nec iste taurus potere refurgere. Tamen quia in eo est conclusa sententia."In the fragments of the "Mombritius" it is also said that Aunan says "Sicut non potest fides nostra a recto itinere deviare (...) Tamen quia in eo est conclusa sententia", (W. Levison, Aus rheinischer und fränkischer Frühzeit , Düsseldorf 1948, p.428). In the other fragment, Aunan says "sicut non possunt dies nostri a recto itinere deviare, sic nec taurus iste poterit resurgere". (Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Der Trierer Silvester, p.12). "Aaman" is Auman, and "Dohec" is Doech.Silvester is also mentioned on the maculature (right text column, line 2), which seems to confirm the statement that it is the text of the Trier Silvester manuscripts. It is most likely that the text contains parts from the Vita Sancti Silvestri of Mombritius, which would still have to be checked.

A Bosch multi sander in case

A Bosch sander

A JCB cordless rechargeable screwdriver with set of flatheads, phillips heads, bolt heads, and similar in various sizes, comes in plastic carry case. A Challenge 710/4772D wired sander. A Workshop Multi Tool Kit in carry case. All appear in used condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (M)

A 700w belt sander (untested), shipping unavailable

A Bosch orbital sander (untested) and a selection of drill bits and other, shipping unavailable

A Jil Sander black wool dress with abalone buttons, size 38

A WALNUT CABINET ON STANDEARLY 18TH CENTURY ELEMENTS AND LATERthe raised top fitted with a drawer above a pair of parquetry veneered doors enclosing an interior with an arrangement of twelve drawers, one fitted with an inkwell and sander with a lift-out tray around a central panelled cupboard door with four further drawers, with various secret drawers and on a later stand133.3cm high, 61.5cm wide, 45cm deep

Circular chop saw, sander and tile cutter

Three pieces of Spanish blue and white tin-glazed pottery, possibly Talavera, 17th - 18th centuries, comprising: a square inkwell with a gadrooned central part on four feet, painted with foliate motifs, 6.8cm high, 10cm wide, 9.5cm deep; a square inkwell with a projecting upper part and square base on four feet, decorated with bold geometric designs, 6cm high, 8.5cm wide, 8.5cm deep; and a pentagonal pounce-pot, of plinth shape with a projecting cornice and foot, the central part painted with foliage motifs, 7.6cm high (3)Provenance: With J. Cruz, San Sebastián (the pentagonal pounce-pot, according to the label attached to the underside).Footnotes: Note: A similar example to the first inkwell is in the V&A Museum collection, accession no. C.59-2002. A similar example to the dust pan is in the José Bertrán y Musitu collection, published in J. A. Bertrán (ed.),  'Cerámica de Talavera de la Reina y Puente del Arzobispo en la colección Bertrán y Musitu', Grafiques Iberia, 2001, p. 119 cat. no. 109. Condition Report: Square inkwell: There is some chipping and flaking to the extremities.  One foot is chipped and there is a firing crack to another foot.  There are some further small firing cracks. Second square inkwell: The edges of the upper part have been chipped away so the upper part is now almost circular.  There is some further chipping to the extremities and one foot. Pentafoil sander: One corner of the projecting upper part is chipped (this is a large chip) and there are some smaller (more minor) areas of chipping to the upper part, the rim around the apertures at the top and to the corners and edges of the foot. 

MeissenGerman, including a pounce pot or sander, an Empire-style cabinet cup and saucer and a pin cushion, all but the cup marked with crossed swords mark (3) At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

A Fein profile sander and a Proxxon dremel, both in fitted cases. (continental plugs)

Sander Berge black and blue No.16 Burnley short-sleeved shirt, 2023-24. Umbro, L, with v-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge inscribed BURNLEY FOOTBALL CLUB, the reverse lettered BERGE, the right sleeve with Premier League flash

A cased Fein multi master model FMM250Q together with a cased Makita electric router model number RP0900 and a Elu electric sander model number MHB90 type 5 (3)

A cased Bosch GHO26-82 professional electric planer, a Bosch GSS140A professional electric sander, and a further Bosch electric power drill model CSB 550RP (3)

A Black & Decker sander with original box

A Bosch PST650E 230v jigsaw, an electric sander and a Challenge MP3780 electric planer

A Performance power belt sander

An empty Makita drill case, Bosch sander, a box containing various tools including two vices

A Mac Allister palm detail sander in fitted plastic case with some sanding pads

A Mac Allister dual random orbital sander in fitted plastic case with instruction guide

A JCB HEAVY DUTY ROTARY HAMMER DRILL, a Black and Decker Scorpion multi saw and a Black and Decker sander (all PAT pass and working)(3)

A collection of vintage and later tools including a Record 0110 plane, Surform plane, standard cut, files, a carpenter's square, three Black & Decker items - sander and circular saw attachments, boxed, etc.

A Georgian silver pedestal Sander, (marks rubbed) together with a Victorian silver jug, Chester 1900, 4ozs

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware sander in thee form of a barrel together with two similar sanders and three match holders

A Continental tin glazed earthenware encrier, 19th Century, with four urn shaped receptacles for sand, ink and pens, the sander loose, arranged around a figure of a boy playing a piccolo, mounted atop an exotic bird, on a shaped base, 21cm high

Ryobi sander, Black & Decker sander and manual tile cutter

Black & Decker cordless lithium drill with charger, cordless drill with charger and Einhell drill, jigsaw and sander, all from a house clearance 

Bosch and Black & Decker power tools to include router, angle grinder and sander etc 

3x early American Style Romantic Illustrated Golfing Postcards from the turn of the 20th c - to incl "Is a Caddy always necessary" copyright 1907 P Sander NY by artist T Earl Christie used and dated US 1900?; another by artist C Dana Gibson titled "Golf Is Not the Only Game" from Snap-Shots copyright used and dated 1905; and another with a couple sitting either side of the cherub - used and dated 1905 Excelsior Series B B London

A PLASTIC DEWALT TOOL BOX AND THREE POWER TOOLS TO INCLUDE DRILLS AND A SANDER ETC