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Click here to subscribeEnglish majolica oval two-handled game pie dish and cover, circa 1880, probably Joseph Holdcroft, two X marks to bases, the cover moulded with a fox lying across a goose on a bed of ferns, the waisted dish with berried holly, basket moulded, enriched in turquoise glazes within brown line rims (chipping to one of fox's ears and further minor chipping and glaze flaking), 29cm wide
MAUCHLINE WARE; a quantity of eleven items comprising five beakers with lids, 'Stirling Castle, from Back Walk', 'Ripon Cathedral, from the River', 'Southport, Lancashire from the Pier', 'Public Library - Preston' and 'Park Hotel, Preston', all height 7.5cm, two cylindrical hat pin cases, 'Aberdovey', 'Aberdovey Church', 'Castle Douglas', 'Threife Castle', 'height of tallest 8.5cm, height of smallest 8cm, a dome top contained, 'St Mary's Church, Low Harrogate', height 9.5cm, a cylindrical case for hat pins, 'Grange from the Shore', height 9.5cm, a matchbox-go-bed, with sliding drawer 'Palavas-les-Flots', 6 x 3.5cm, and a spill holder, 'Alloway Kirk, Made of Wood Grown on the Banks of the Doone', height 10cm (11).
ARTHUR JOHN BALLIOL SALMON (1868-1953); pencil and charcoal drawing, 'The Welterhorn', signed in pencil lower left and inscribed with title, 44 x 30.5cm, framed and glazed and a set of three early 19th century hand coloured engravings of royal houses comprising 'The King's Library, Buckingham House', 24.5 x 28.5cm, 'Queen Anne's Bed, Windsor Castle', 28 x 22.5cm, and 'Second Drawing Room, Buckingham House', 24 x 29cm, all framed and glazed, all by T Sutherland (4).
Hepplewhite style mahogany four poster bed The canopy with radiating cloth rouched detail, the whole with pelmet and side drapes, the mahogany supports of cluster column to leaf clasped baluster support to square section main legs, carved detail Frame Approx. H - 235cm, L - 200cm, W - 200cm.
1 night Dinner, Bed and Breakfast for 2 at Malmaison Aberdeen in a Club Room - This boutique hotel is located in the heart of Scotlands Granite City. Housed in a 19th Century granite mansion, it offers 79 uniquely designed rooms and suites. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a luxurious spa, a fuly equipped fitness centre, and a sophisticated brasserie offering a variety of culinary delights. The hotel is conveniently situated near Aberdeen's city center, providing easy access to local attractions and shopping areas.
Romantic 2 night stay for 2 adults at Calico Cottage, a romantic getaway in the heart of the Peak District National Park This stylish one-bedroom cottage for two adults features a fully equipped kitchen, Vi-spring king bed, shower over bath, ultrafast broadband, private terrace with Win Hill views, shared garden/summerhouse, and parking for two. No pets or smoking (incl. vaping).
Registration – FJO 94VChassis No. – 25A0111382M.O.T. – ExemptOdometer – 36,368‘FJO 94V’ is a vibrant looking example of Volkswagen T25 four berth camper van from 1980. The T25 arrived in 1979 as the follow up model to the familiar “bay window” model and, confusingly, was known as the Vanagon in the USA and the T3 in much of Europe. ‘FJO 94V’ hails from 1980, just a year into T25 production and is thought to be a UK supplied and specified model. ‘FJO 94V’ underwent a colour change in 2017 from its original blue and white to its current green and white. It is clear that the four berth interior has enjoyed a significant refitting more recently, too, as it presents very nicely. ‘FJO 94V’ benefits from being MOT exempt and zero rated for road tax, based on age and is being offered here with no reserve. ‘FJO 94V’ is reported to “start, run and move” but will require recommissioning before road use due to a period of two years or so since last being used.That 2017 green and white livery certainly lends ‘FJO 94V’ a distinctive look and its single radiator grill marks this out as an air-cooled version of the T25 as opposed to the later water cooled version. ‘FJO 94V’ features plenty of Westfalia decals as well as some other VW appropriate ones. The bodywork and paintwork both exhibit some minor issues which are reflected in our photographic package. The cab of ‘FJO 94V’ is finished in black and features a pair of non-VW high backed seats which exhibit noticeable wear as well as some tape based repair. In the rear the high top lends this space plenty of standing head room as well as being the location for two of the four berths. The other two are courtesy of the rock and roll bed which converts from the bench seat in the rear cabin. ‘FJO 94V’ offers full camping credentials with a built in gas cooker, hob and 12/240V fridge. What’s more insulated window covers are present, as is a twin battery, leisure electrical system with plug in site hook up. The condition of the interior is rated as “good” with the paintwork and bodywork garnering an “average.”‘FJO 94V’ features the well-known 1,600cc air-cooled, flat four boxer engine located in the rear of the T25. This is mated to a four speed manual transmission. As reported a mechanical check and recommissioning will be required to the mechanical systems before use. The engine, gearbox and electrics all attract an “average” rating.
Rare modelHand operated tipperThe 1963 Thames Tipper Lorry, produced by Ford’s UK commercial division, was a sturdy and dependable workhorse designed for heavy-duty tasks. Built on the Thames Trader platform, it featured a robust chassis and tipping bed ideal for construction, quarrying, and industrial work. Powered by reliable diesel or petrol engines, it delivered ample torque for hauling loads across varied terrain. Its cab-forward design improved visibility and maneuverability, while simple mechanicals made maintenance straightforward. Popular throughout Britain in the post-war industrial boom, the Thames Tipper became a symbol of gritty productivity, earning a reputation for toughness that endears it to vintage truck enthusiasts today.Originally registered in March 1963, this rare example is believed to be one of the only remaining tipper models with a manual operation. This impressive example has benefitted from an earlier restoration and presents extremely well in blue coachwork and features drop sides to the rear. This Thames 15 is ideally suited to being sign-written, used as intended or, given the recent popularity of good commercial models, it would grace any serious collection. Presented to auction with a V5C registration document and realistically estimated, this tipper deserves further investigation. Consigned by Dominic Lake RARE MODELHAND OPERATED TIPPER IMPRESSIVE CONDITION
Cornelius Johnson (English, 1593-1661) Portrait of Henry Cary, 1st Viscount Falkland, Lord Deputy of Ireland Oil on panel A leading peer of his time, Henry Cary (c.1575-1633) was appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland from 1622-29. He was created Viscount Falkland in the county of Fife, in the Scottish peerage, on 10th November 1620. Cary, Henry 1576-1633, First viscount Falkland, Lord deputy of Ireland, was the eldest son of Sir Edward Cary of Aldenhan of Hertfordshire, and his wife Katherine, daughter of Sir Henry Knyvett of Buckingham Norfolk. Cary was admitted to Gray's Inn in 1590 and Exeter College, Oxford in 1593. Knighted in 1599 by the Earl of Essex in Ireland. He appears to have undertaken military service in the Low Countries, appointed a gentleman of the bed chamber and gained a seat of the privy council in 1618. He was appointed the Lord Deputy of Ireland in 1622 through the influence of the Duke of Buckingham. Provenance: Private collection, New York Literature: A. J. Finberg, "A Chronological List of Portraits by Cornelius Johnson, or Jonson", in The Walpole Society, vol. X, Oxford 1922, p. 24, cat. no. 61 Dimensions: (Panel) 31 in. (H) x 24.5 in. (W) (Frame) 35 in. (H) x 29.5 in. (W)
Corgi Toys group of 3 worn diecasts to include No. 51 Ferguson 30 cwt Trailer in red base and possibly repainted yellow bed, No. 50 Ferguson 65 Tractor in grey base with red seat and engine cover, and a No. 247 Mercedes 600 Pullman in red body with crisp box, all housed in pictorial card boxes (G-BG)both ferguson boxes worn
Dinky Toys 25e original trade box containing six tipping wagons: one with a grey cab, matching bed, and black tyres; one with a grey cab, matching bed, and white tyres; two with a brown cab and matching bed; one in cherry red with a matching bed and black tyres; and one with a brown cab, grey bed, and white tyres. All have age-related play wear. The box is heavily sun-faded, Box No. A1023. Has reproduction dividers inside the box
Matchbox 1/75 series group of 3 worn diecasts to include; No.8 Caterpillar Tractor in orange body, No.18 Caterpillar Dozer in yellow body with red blade, and a No.6 Euclid Dump Truck in orange cab with grey bed, all housed in the original type B card box tractor with dried, discoloured broken track
Dinky Toys Gift set 5 Military Vehicles containing 151A Medium Tank,151B Transport Wagon, 152B Reconnaissance Car, 153A Jeep and 161B Mobile Anti-craft Gun, all examples in green with matching ridged hubs, all housed in a pictorial lift off lid card box with packing piece, all models appear in generally excellent condition with some marks presentThe Jeep with fatigue and heavy damage to the bonnettransport wagon with corrosion to the wheel joints, some of the hubs and the inside of the bedbox with one heavy tear to the corner and some in others,box with partial split in the middlepacking piece with splits
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