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Lot 210
NOVELTY ART DECO STYLE CERAMIC TEAPOT, IN THE MANNER OF SADLER, ALONG WITH A FURTHER NOVELTY TEAPOT the first modelled as a racing car and driver, the second by Tony Carter, modelled as a typewriter, with certificatethe first 22cm wideQty: 2The car has crazing and rubbing to the decoration but no obvious chips or cracks. Typewriter appears to be in a good overall condition.
Lot 853
FIVE BOXES OF VINTAGE ANNUALS AND COMICS, to include twenty six assorted children's annuals from 1978-1988, titles include Whizzer & Chips, Roy of the Rovers, Tom & Jerry, Buck Rogers, Adam and the Ants, etc., vintage children's paperback Puffin books and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Books, a portable 'Petite' typewriter, a Fisher Price Music Box record player, a Met-Toys boxed model/toy Hoover washing machine, and three boxes containing a large quantity of Roy Of The Rovers comics, Whizzer and Chips comics, and Look In comics, etc. (s.d/a.f) (5 boxes)
Lot 6
KENNETH ARMITAGE (1916-2002) | A LETTER WITH A HANDWRITTEN SIGNATURE (ENGLAND / ENGLISH) | 1966 | profession: Sculptor | country: England | signature: Original signature | size: 310 x 260 mm (size of the pad) | technique: A letter written on a typewriter with a handwritten signature | Lot information | Letter from Kenneth Armitage, a renowned British sculptor known for his modern sculptures and drawings, dated March 16, 1966.The letter is addressed to Professor Siblik and expresses gratitude for the invitation to submit graphic examples for a book.The text of the letter, written on typing paper, reads:"Many thanks for your letter and kind invitation to send you graphic examples for your book. Unfortunately, I have made very few lithographs or prints, my work being almost entirely sculpture and drawing. A drawing, if sent, would, of course, be returned to me?"The letter concludes with a handwritten signature: "Kenneth Armitage" in blue ink.
Lot 464
A selection of silver including a charm bracelet, with twelve charms including a typewriter, i love you spinner charm and a vintage car charm, with marcasite set earrings, a necklace, pendant, ring, size I 1/2 and a brooch, all in silver, together with four watches including Anne Klein, Citizen and Sekonda, a Smiths pocket watch and a small selection of costume jewelleryCondition Report: Silver gross weight 97.7 gramsPlease note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
Lot 193
This is a rare antique typewriter manufactured by the Chicago Writing Machine Company, a historically significant brand known for its contributions to early typewriting technology. Measuring 13 inches in length, this model features a distinctive gothic-style "The Chicago" logo emblazoned on its body, ivory-toned keys, and a compact design reflecting early 20th-century craftsmanship. The black enamel finish with gold detailing enhances its timeless appeal. Original instruction book included.Issued: c. 1898Dimensions: 13"LCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. As is. Functionality not guaranteed.
Lot 202
A 19th century American walnut patent Wooton secretaire desk, with a bird's eye maple fitted interior, enclosed by a pair of hinged doors. This style of desk is native to Indiana, America and is named after the designer, entrepreneur William S Wooton, who patented this particular model with pigeon holes. It was produced from 1874 to 1890, to accommodate the new need for increased hand filing, before being superseded by the typewriter at the turn of the century. 104w x 68d x 172h cm
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