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Lot 214
US Army EE-8 Field Telephone and M1 GP Bag, Original EE-8 field telephone in its rubberised case complete with handheld speaker phone and its carrying strap. In good condition with side access flap to the winder with working ‘lift the dot’ fasteners. Has suffered with rust damaged to the strap eyelets, as well as general soiling to the outer cover. 1945 dated M1 GP bag in worn condition also included in this lot.
Lot 855
Ca. 30 BC - AD 200. A gold ring composed of a round hoop and discoid bezel with a ropework border. It depicts an image of a bird of prey perching with wings spread and head turned. It has an inscription in an arc above the bird's head '·al : for : ye : best ·' (all for the best). The ring's find location is close to an estate which was owned in the 14th century by the Skrene family and which included among their number a senior barrister and sergeant-at-law named William Skrene who was an Irish-born barrister and judge. The family name lives on to the present day at Roxwell with Skreens Park and for local road names nearby. William spent his professional life in England, being appointed King's Serjeant and a judge of assize, as well as Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer in 1395-7. In addition to the estate at Roxwell, he acquired various lands in Essex, including at Writtle, Great Finborough and Stanford Rivers. William died in 1419-20 and left sons and a daughter; his heir, also called William, married Alice Tyrrell, widow of Hamo Strange, and daughter of John Tyrrell, who was Speaker of the House of Commons of England for three terms. The exact combination of motto and crest or badge has eluded researches thus far. However, the ring was found near Roxwell, Essex, and evidently belonged to a person of some wealth and status given the quantity of gold used in its manufacture and the quality of the workmanship. The style of the ring is close in appearance to a number of early 15th century examples, which began to appear with the badge and motto rather than the full armorial bearings, so it is very possible that this is the personal signet ring of William Skrene, or possibly of his sons, William or Thomas. Size: D:19.15mm / US: 9 1/4 / UK: S; Weight: 16.8g. Provenance: Private UK collection, acquired on the Dutch art market in the 1990s. This piece is accompanied by an authentication statement by Sami Fortune, ancient jewellery specialist.
Lot 191
Y A GEORGE III KINGWOOD, AMARANTH, TULIPWOOD PARQUETRY AND LACQUERED GILT BRONZE MOUNTED BUREAU PLAT PROBABLY BY AN EMIGRE CRAFTSMAN IN THE MANNER OF PHILIPPE-CLAUDE MONTIGNY AND RENE DUBOIS, LAST QUARTER 18TH CENTURY The gilt-brass banded rectangular top inset with a gilt-tooled blue leather writing surface, above a panelled frieze inlaid with Greek-key motif with two frieze drawers centred by masks headed by acanthus flanked by rosettes and opposing false drawers, with lateral writing slides, the lower border with a ribbon-twist mount, the brass reeded incut square tapering legs headed by laurel swags with square sabots terminating in castors, with a paper label to the pine panelling to underside inscribed in ink 'Brynkinalt RM' 72.5cm high, 122cm wide, 63cm deep Provenance: Possibly supplied to Arthur Hill-Trevor, 2nd Viscount Dungannon (1763-1837) or acquired by Arthur Hill-Trevor, 3rd Viscount Dungannon (1798 - 1862) for 3 Grafton Street, London, thence by descent at Brynkinalt Hall, Denbighshire until sold, Of Royal And Noble Descent; Sotheby's, London, 19 January 2017, lot 382, where acquired by present owner. Although this sophisticated desk, with its 'Etruscan' decoration and interlaced key frieze, has the outward appearance of a French bureau à la grec, a number of constructional idiosyncrasies help to identify it as an unusual example of English craftsmanship. Until recently the bureau plat formed part of the resplendent Hill-Trevor collections at Brynkinalt Hall in Denbighshire and is most likely the output of an émigré ébéniste working in London in the last quarter of the 18th century. London had long tradition of attracting émigré craftsman with the perpetual cycle of European political and religious turbulence of the 17th and 18th centuries spurring their arrival. The lure of the capital reached new heights following the favourable conclusion of The Seven Years' War (1756-1763), a pan-European conflict which did little to dampen the appetite for French fashions in Britain. The maker of the present bureau plat would certainly have had excellent knowledge of French workshop practices and prototypes, namely the output of the celebrated Parisian cabinet-makers Phillippe-Claude Montigny (1734-1800) and René Dubois (1737-1799). The goût grec style swept to popularity in France from the mid-1750s with the celebrated suite of furniture supplied for the collector and financier Ange-Laurent Lalive de Jully. Veneered in kingwood, amaranth and tulipwood and decorated with rosette and laurel swag mounts, the Brynkinalt bureau plat closely follows a well-documented group of bureau à la grec by Montigny and Dubois. However, the Brynkinalt bureau plat diverges in several distinct ways which preclude the possibility of a French origin. Whereas French-made bureau plat use oak, the present desk employs pine in the construction. Further, the oak-lined drawers have front-to-back oak drawer bottoms, where French antecedents would have the grain running side-to-side. The dovetails, with the pronounced fan-shaped tails, are distinctly un-French and quite idiosyncratic being covered by a very thin veneer. The original locks are English, and the lacquered-gilt-brass banding to top, mounts, capping and castors (French models typically employ sabots without castors) all present as English derivatives or casts taken the originals. The presence of a distinctly English 'rococo' influenced ring-pulls to the writing slides further anglicises the French character of the present lot. Interestingly, an almost identical version of this model, sharing the same constructional traits but lacking brass reeding to the legs, is preserved in the collections of the Marquesses of Bute at Mount Stuart, Scotland. The Bute bureau plat is almost certainly from the same émigré workshop and points to a definitive group made for the most prominent families of the day. The present desk formed part of the collections of the Hill-Trevors at Brynkinalt Hall, Denbighshire, on the English-Welsh borders. The family fortune was built at first by Sir John Trevor (1637-1717), an unscrupulous lawyer-turned-politician, who twice held the position of Speaker of House of Commons before being unseated because of a bribery scandal involving the East India Company. He also served as Master of the Rolls 1685 to 1689 and from 1693 until his death in 1717. The financial gains Sir Trevor accrued in these prominent positions allowed him to acquire two London houses on St Clements Lane and Trevor Square, Knightsbridge. All four of his sons predeceased him and his estates, including Brynkinalt, passed to his daughter Anne who married Michael Hill of Hillsborough in Ireland.Arthur Hill, 1st Viscount Trevor (1694-1771), later Arthur Hill-Trevor, 1st Viscount Dungannon, was the second son and also pursued a political career, this time in Ireland as Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer and Commissioner of Irish Revenues. Arthur built Belvoir house in Ireland to designs of Christopher Myers in circa 1750. His son, the Hon. Arthur Hill Trevor (1738-1770), predeceased him also, making him an unlikely candidate for the acquisition of the present bureau plat. Instead, the Dungannon estates, including Belvoir and Brynkinalt, passed to Arthur Hill-Trevor, 2nd Viscount Dungannon (1763-1837) who inherited the title at the age of eight. In 1795, at the age of thirty-two, he married the Hon Charlotte Fitzroy, daughter of General Charles FitzRoy, 1st Baron Southampton (1737 -1797) and grand-daughter of Charles FitzRoy, 2nd Duke of Grafton (1683-1757), and consequently sold Belvoir Park choosing to live between No. 3 Grafton Street, London (built by the Augustus Henry FitzRoy, 3rd Duke of Grafton (1735-1811) to designs of Robert Taylor in 1767) and Brynkinalt Hall. It is conceivable to bureau-plat was acquired before or during this phase of ownership as the Viscountess was a woman of highly cultivated taste and oversaw the significant re-modelling of Brynkinalt which had not been altered since the early 18th century. Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, chips, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.Observations include: the leather to the top has a different gilt tool edging and is either different to the leather on the sliding ends or is faded; the leather to the top also has cracks along the underlying constructions joints; some ormolu mounts are slightly loose eg the edging to to the top of the desk, one of the swags (with a later screw), some of the ribbon edging has vacant holes from missing pins, one brass inlay to one leg is sprung; it is not possible to remove the right frieze drawer as there is a fixed peg/screw preventing it from sliding out; there are two keys that operate the two different locks that suggest one is a later replacement; there is some evidence of old worm; some fading to the back.The Greek key parquetry and ormolu mounts to all sides.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition - they are a vital part of this report. 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Lot 880
Britain in the Blitz Craven A Advertising Clock & BTH Bakelite Speaker A moulded plastic Craven 'A' Cigarettes advertising wall clock with Smith's Sectric movement (untested), HxW 36.5x33cm. Plus a circular bakelite speaker by BTH, HxD 37.5x34. The speaker front has numerous breaks in it. To include the small wooden bracket shelf which the speaker sits on.condition is good with no obvious cracks or losses the painted finish shows some signs of light wear and patination the electric mechanisn looks original, it is dirty but intact and not testedoverall has a pleasing appearance
Lot 548
K333 COV - 2003 Smart Crossblade - limited edition, No. 1091 of 2000 made. Current MOT until November 2025, less than 10,000 miles from new. Automatic, left-hand drive, petrol. 599cc, in the classic gloss black body with matt grey tridion safety cell. Factory spec offered: 16" satin grey alloy wheels, wind deflector, red waterproof upholstery, folding passenger-side seat, drain plugs in the seats and in the footwells, AM/ FM radio and 2-speaker sound system. Brabus tuned 599cc turbocharged 3-cylinder rear mounted engine, producing 70 bhp. Drives and runs exactly as expected, with no obvious faults and no warning lights. Has been stood for a short while, battery likely requires replacement. Two keys, V5c and owner's manual present. This vehicle spent most of its life garaged, and was only used on the occasional sunny day. The condition and mileage both reflect this. A unique and fun vehicle to drive, and a real head turner. Note - as a second-hand vehicle buyers are reminded that such items are sold strictly 'as is' with no guarantees or warranties as to any aspect of its mechanical or electrical safety, or roadworthiness implied by Auctioneum Ltd or any agent, irrespective of any description, written, or verbal notice. Payment by Bank Transfer only. Viewing is highly recommended. Nationwide delivery can be arranged.
Lot 1059
Hi-Fi equipment and a gramophone To include a pair of DM560 speakers by Bowers & Wilkins, an Audiolab 8000A amplifier; a CD player; a QED3 Waveband stereo; and a gramophone; a cast resin statue of HMV Jack Russell 'Nipper'; together with a collection of CDsThe electrical functionality has not been tested on any item in this lot. The speakers with some scratching to the casing, one with the webbing covering to the speaker loose at the corner, and some losses to the veneer on the woodwork.
Lot 769
TWO BOXES WITH A DIGITAL CAMERA, PRINTER AND MISCELLANEOUS, to include HP Photosmart M417 digital camera with the box, leads and instruction book, HP 420 series Portable Photo Studio printer with the box, leads, and instruction manual, (not tested a/f), also included, two pairs of Kenwood car speakers door/rear deck speaker KFC-1066, 80w, and KFC-1666, 130w, both in the original boxes, (2 boxes), (sd/af)
Lot 7031
Ditchburn - 'Music Maker Panoramic 200' jukebox circa 1959, curved panoramic glazed front offering full view of the automatic selection process, accommodating 100 records (200 selections), with a stereo sound system, the aluminium trim over a woven speaker grille with an all-over ebonised and silver finishDimensions: Height: 153cm Length/Width: 85cm Depth/Diameter: 75cm
Lot 622
A Bang & Olufsen Beocenter 9500 stereo system, in silver finish, designed by David Lewis and manufactured 1989-1994, serial no.07368646, w.76, d.34, h.11cm, together with a pair of Bang & Olufsen Beolab Penta tower speakers, h.165cm. (3)One speaker has a star shaped crack to yellow plastic decoration halfway up.The unit has been plugged in and speakers attached. One speaker has red light, the other green.Lights come on the main unit. However parts of the fascia appear loose especially the bottom panel.No turntable. CD/Radio & cassette player
Lot 254
Fisher Promotions Sporting Memorabilia; Lennox Lewis framed montage including a signed pair of boxing shorts, ltd edition, bearing the signatures Tim Witherspoon and Joe Egan to the back of frame, 92x123cm.Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 265
Boxing Memorabilia; Joe Calzaghe 'The Last Fight' signed montage, including photographs, hand wrap, and attendance ticket dated 11/07/08, attached plaque 'Presented by Joe To Gary Youngman' mounted in display case, 103x67cm.Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 220
Sporting Memorabilia; Tiger Woods 'Grand Slam' signed flag set, comprising U.S Open 2000-British Open 2000- PGA 2000-The Masters 2001, with certificates of authenticity, mounted on board (unframed)Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 250
Elite Framing Memorabilia; A framed montage Anthony Joshua M.B.E signed replica I.B.F (International Boxing Federation) belt, having attached certificate of authenticity, numbered EF0021886. 151x63cm. Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 242
Champions Of Sport Memorabilia; A framed boxing montage 'Judgement Day' Nigel Benn V Chris Eubank October 9th 1993, comprising two tickets, programme and two photographes, one signed by Nigel Benn, with certificate of authenticity, 87x82cm.Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 275
Boxing/Sporting Memorabilia; To include ringside boxing cards, heavyweight hologram cards, sporting profile cards, three 1950/60s news annuals, a Matchroom magazine signed by boxer Michael Watson, three boxing programmes, and a 2008 Sports Personality Of The Year programme, having many celebrity attendees signatures within.Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 223
Sporting Memorabilia; Tiger Woods 'Grand Slam' signed flag set, comprising U.S Open 2000-British Open 2000- PGA 2000-The Masters 2001, with certificates of authenticity, mounted on board (unframed, loose flags)Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 245
A1 Sporting Ltd; A framed montage of boxer Jake Lamotta 'Raging Bull' signed limited edition commemorative World Championship belt, 94x64cm. Obtained by the vendor June 2012 Owston Hall, one of only four signed belts, photograph and receipt enclosed. Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 227
Champions Of Sport; England World Cup Champions 1966 Sir Geoff Hurst & Martin Peters, signed montage including replica medals, England cap and signed photograph, with attached certificate of authenticity No.9812, mounted in display case, 111x61cm.Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 268
Boxing memorabilia; Joe Calzaghe W.B.O Super World Champion, a framed mix media painting on board, signed lower right, 64x54cm, together with a print on canvas-Barry Mcguigan v Eusebio, 90x61cm. (2) Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
Lot 221
Champions Of Sport Memorabilia; A framed montage of golfer Tiger Woods 'Grand Slam' signed pin flags ltd edition, together with framed authenticity certificates, numbered 7650B, 7650A, flags 123x93cm, certificates 85x85. (2)Provenance; From the collection of Gary Youngman, after dinner speaker and charity organiser.
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