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A 'Hot Andy' hot air engine, made by Adaptor (Engineering) Ltd, spirit fired (see lot 38 for illustration)

A Mamod SE2 steam engine single oscillating engine with spirit burner and funnel, circa 1970s/80s, box missing window, with Mamod miniature polishing machine in original box (x2)

Mamod SR1, Steam Roadster car with burner for spirit, body and engine cover rusty but basically sound (F)

A record combination plane in wooden box, a spirit level, a mallet and a Viceroy workbench

A Hornby tank wagon, Motor BP Spirit, OAG, chips to paintwork, mainly to base (F-G)

A Hornby tank wagon, Motor Shell Spirit, type 3 base, without buffers as for M3 set, chips etc. (F-G) (Please see lot 606 for image)

A Hornby tank wagon 'Shell Motor Spirit BP', buff, chips & rust spots (F)

A glass mallet shaped spirit decanter and stopper.

A Silver Plate Spirit Kettle and Stand, and other assorted silver plate items (box)

* Rolls-Royce. Chromium plated Spirit of Ecstacy car mascot, signed Charles Sykes, 1908? approx. 130mm, on recent oak plinth (1)

* Watts (Nicholas). "Spirit of Le Mans" - the Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 of Luigi Chinetti and Philippe Etancelin, limited edition coloured print, no. 170/850, after the original painting, signed in pencil by the artist and Luigi Chinetti, 44.5 cm x 66 cm, together with "Return of the Silver Arrows" - the Sauber Mercedes C.9 driven by Mass, Reuter and Dickens, Le Mans, 1989, limited edition coloured print, no. 252/850, after the original painting, signed in pencil, 44.5 cm x 66 cm (2)

A late Regency mahogany barometer and thermometer in a bango shaped case with spirit level to the base by Jackson, Birmingham

A LARGE ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE SPIRIT "ORANCE" DISPENSER. 16ins high.

* British Union of Fascism. The Spirit Watches, Poems by Ruth Pitter, 1st ed, [1939], lengthy signed inscription to Diana Mosley in Holloway Prison, Christmas 1940, inscribed to front free endpaper, from fellow BUF [and former suffragette] Norah Elam, 'To you, who with sublime fortitude & unfaltering step, passed with your faithful comrades, through this dark valley of the shadow', signed at foot of page, 'In deep gratitude, which she can never repay, December 25th 1940', orig. cloth in d.j, slightly frayed and some loss to top edge of lower panel, 8vo. Diana Mosley (nee Mitford) was arrested and imprisoned in June 1940 and remained in prison for three and a half years. (1)

An oval Victorian pedestal glass dish with gilt heightened decoration and a pair of Victorian gilt decorated spirit decanters.

A quantity of plate and silver including: a spirit kettle, a small strut photograph frame and a pair of goblets, together with a wooden tray.

Hornby O gauge clockwork train with key and rolling stock, including a Chad Valley C.V motor spirit.

A silver spirit kettle, burner and stand, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1896, the kettle of ovoid form embossed throughout with cartouches, scrolls and floral sprays below a scrolling and fruitwood mounted handle, raised on three scroll legs with shaped anthemion moulded feet, 12" high, weight approx 44oz

A silver spirit kettle and stand, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1902 of plain form with beaded and egg and dart embellished rims, raised on three scroll legs, with shaped trefoil pad feet, and similarly moulded partly ebonised handle, 13" high, approx 67.5oz

Stamford stoneware flagon 'Lowe son & Cobbold Ltd, Wine and spirit merchant', with pie crust label, along with a Pillivuyt et cie rabbit head game dish, oval (2)

SPIRIT OF PEACE MN2916 ON A CERAMIC PLINTH GLOSS

SPIRIT OF PEACE MN2916 SET ON A CERAMIC PLINTH GLOSS

A Continental silver coloured metal oblong spirit flask, with diagonal lobing, perhaps Italian, 12cm long, 125g; a silver small ashtray and four plated items, (6).

A Regency ebony and box strung figured mahogany large wheel barometer, with 10 inch foliate engraved circular silvered register beneath arched alcohol thermometer and Damp/Dry scale, with broken triangular pediment and spirit level signed 'Catelli, Hereford Warranted' to base, 104cm high.

An early Victorian rosewood wheel barometer, with 7.5 inch rosette engraved circular silvered register beneath convex mirror, arched alcohol thermometer and Damp/Dry scale, with swan neck pediment and spirit level inscribed 'Warranted Correct' to base, 95cm high.

A Regency ebony and box strung figured mahogany large wheel barometer, with 10 inch foliate engraved circular silvered register beneath convex mirror, arched alcohol thermometer and Damp/Dry scale, with swan neck pediment and spirit level signed 'C. Tarelli, Northampton' to base, 109cm high.

A Victorian rosewood mercury wheel barometer, with starburst centred 10 inch circular silvered register beneath detachable mercury thermometer and Damp/Dry dial, with onion shaped pediment and base inset with a spirit level signed 'D. Albino Warranted', 104cm high.

A Doulton & Watts stoneware 'reform' flask, modelled as Lord John Russell holding a pamphlet impressed 'The true spirit of reform', 19cm. high, impressed factory and retailers marks for Fortesque & Banks, Spirit Merchants, Birmingham, circa 1832.

A German made tinplate spirit fired O-gauge 0-4-0 locomotive, together with another larger and a British made tinplate coach, all unboxed.

A BP Motor Spirit petrol can, 2 gallon with brass cap.

Three 19thC salt glazed stoneware flagons and a spirit barrel.

Petroleum Spirit Test Apparatus Stamped V.R. 1880 County Essex, Mahogany Case Bears Label Of De Grave Short & Compy., Complete With Pendulum Thermometers And Instructions, Etc.

A 1930s Whitefriars amber glass spirit decanter and four glasses

A SILVER MOUNTED CUT CRYSTAL GLASS SQUARE SECTION SPIRIT DECANTER, with globular stopper and lockable collar 10" high Birmingham 1904.

Tantalus, containing two glass spirit decanters

A Bohemian late 19th century amber overlay cut glass spirit decanter with six matching glasses, decorated with foliate pattern gilding, decanter 10 1/4in high, glasses 3 1/8in.

A Victorian silver mounted green glass spirit decanter of dimpled form with frilled base, the stopper decorated with prunts, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1895, 9 1/4in high.

Unusual Enamelled And Copper Spirit Stove

Mahogany wheel barometer, the replacement swan neck pediment over dry/damp dial above spirit thermometer, a small circular convex mirror and a large circular silvered dial marked for John Somalvico, number 128 Holburn Hill, over a circular bubble level aperture, marked for J. Pensa, Chartes Street, Hatton Garden, 47in (119.3cm) high

Phyllis Calvert, signed letter 1945 on Blyth Spirit headed paper

A Victorian five piece silver plated tea and coffee set, of lobed baluster form embellished with embossed floral decoration and scrolling acanthus leaf handles, comprising tea kettle and spirit stand, 43cm high, coffee pot 24cm high, teapot 19cm high, sucrier 15cm high and cream jug 15cm high (5)

**A LEATHER JEWELLERY BOX containing assorted rings, silver, spirit labels and other items

A Doll overtype model steam stationary engine, circa 1925 having brass cylinderical boiler supporting single cylinder open crank engine with twin flywheels, speed governor, cylinder oiling cup, weighted adjustable pressure gauge, whistle, sight glass, drain cocks, checker plate gallery walk-ways with hand rails and supported on simulated brickwork metal stand with spirit fired heater to base.

A collection of five flash copper boilers, two other copper boilers and three spirit burners.

A modern spirit flask, the glass body part leather covered with a pull off drinking cup, maker's mark C & J over W.H, Sheffield 1941, 5in (12.7cm) high.

A modern American spirit flask, plain and curved to fit the pocket, the twist open cover retained by a hinge, initialled, 7.25in (18.5cm) high, 9oz.

Funnels: a George III Scottish wine funnel with detachable reeded strainer ring, a small George III wine funnel, a modern spirit or perfume funnel and the spout from a George III wine funnel, 7oz. (4)

Set of three graduated Spirit Measures "Just a Thimbleful", Birmingham 1966

A Victorian silver mounted cut glass Spirit Flask, London 1900

A plated Spirit Flask, a Sauce Boat and box of plated Cutlery

A rare pair of early 19th century sash-window rests, in brown-glazed earthenware, moulded in the form of a portrait bust of a gentleman (5in.), together with a spirit flask in the form of John Bull seated over a barrel (9.25in.), another moulded with female portrait busts (8in.), a cylindrical bottle (6.75in.), a quill stand in the form of a slipper (4.25in.) and an earthenware cottage money bank - 3.75in.

A Set of Four Spirit Decanters, the brown glass bodies with white metal mounts, in fitted oak case with brass corners

An assortment of glass, comprising; three various cut glass club-shaped decanters and stoppers, including a smaller spirit decanter, and four small fluted wine glasses engraved with a stylised husk band, first quarter 19th century

A selection of mostly cut glass, comprising; a pair of spirit decanters and stoppers with barrel-shaped bodies, another barrel-shaped decanter and stopper cut with strawberry diamonds, another cut glass spirit decanter and stopper, a finger bowl, an opaque-twist wine glass in the 18th century style, and two other various drinking glasses, various dates, mostly first quarter 19th century

A selection of green glass, comprising; a club-shaped spirit decanter and stopper, with faux gilt bottle label named for BRANDY, 23cm high, and seven various wine glasses, first quarter 19th century

Four various decanters, comprising; a plain club-shaped decanter and facetted disc stopper, another club-shaped decanter and stopper, cut and polished with a scale band above three stars and a fluted lower section, and two various spirit decanters and stoppers, circa 1800

Four items of coloured glass, comprising; a green spirit decanter and disc stopper, with facet-cut shoulder and named for SHRUB, 22cm high, (rubbing to gilding), an amethyst club-shaped spirit decanter and stopper with faux bottle label named for Brandy, 25cm high, late 18th century, and two pale-blue wine flutes, mid 19th century

Six various blue glass mallet-shaped spirit decanters and stoppers, various named for Rum, Brandy and Hollands, the tallest 26cm high, early 19th century, (three with spurious marks for Jacobs of Bristol, some wear to the gilding generally)

A pair of cut glass spirit decanters and stoppers, cut with a central band of diamonds, the stoppers similarly decorated, 22cm high, circa1820; and four other various decanters and stoppers

Various decanters, comprising: a pair of cut-glass spirit-decanters, of club-shaped form with three flattened neck rings and broad neck and shoulder flutes, 23cm high; another pair cut with fine diamonds; and four other assorted decanters and stoppers, various dates mostly first quarter 19th century