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Mouseman and the Yorkshire Critters: a mid-oak auctioneer's gavel and stand by Colin 'Beaverman' Almack (1930-1996) of Sutton-Under-Whitestonecliffe - the gavel with an octagonal head and tapered, ring turned handle, on a rectangular stand with chamfered edges and a relief-carved beaver signature to one end, the gavel 24.5cm long, the block 25.8 x 8.3cm.* Colin 'Beaverman' Almack was one of Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson's craftsmen. He worked for Thompson during the 1940s and 1950s. He set up his own workshop in 1960 and adopted the beaver as his signature. * In good condition overall - no cracks or chips to the wood, colour / polish even throughout. One small indented bruise to the wood to one side of the gavel head.
ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY Sir Frederick Gustavus Fowke Bart (1782-1856) seated in full masonic regalia with a white glove on one hand and a gavel in the other, oil on canvas, 125cm x 99cmNote: Sir Frederick was a leading freemason, baronet and politician of Lowesby Hall near Leicester. He served as masonic Deputy Provincial Grand Master for Leicestershire from 1833 to 1851 and became Provincial Grand Master from 1851 to 1856. He was also Senior Grand Warden for the United Grand Lodge of England in 1821.
An 18th Century Treen Snuff Mill, together with a similar gavel, desk seal, brass travelling inkwell, match box holder and slow match (qty)Snuff mill - may have been broken at the pedestal and mended. There has been a re finishing at some point with a brownish patina. Large age related split to the foot and some losses to its edge. Heavy general wear from use. Inkwell - pergaps missing a pen component from the end. Unscrews properly and internal blade remains intact. Some dents. Desk seal - age related split / loss to the wooden handle.Gavel - handle loose from the weighted head.Match box holder - good.
This Royal Doulton figurine, titled The Auctioneer (HN2988), depicts a lively auctioneer standing at his podium, gavel in hand, with a miniature character jug on display. Designed by Robert Tabbenor, this exclusive piece was produced for the International Collectors Club in 1996. The finely detailed figurine captures the excitement of a high-stakes auction, with a sign referencing a Grand Royal Doulton Auction featuring the rare Red Haired Clown character jug. The Royal Doulton backstamp is present on the base. A must-have for collectors of Royal Doulton figurines and character jug enthusiasts. Measures 9"H.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Y ASSORTED SMALL DECORATIVE OBJECTS TO INCLUDE: A spinach green hardstone urn and cover, 9cm high; an Anglo Indian carved ebony gavel, silver coloured band inscribed "Presented to the Most Hon MARQUIS OF ABERGAVENNY D.L.J.P by JOHN L DENMAN F.R.I.B.A June 28th 1939", 15cm long; and a Nailsea glass perfume bottle, early 19th century, gilt metal cap, 9.5cm high
This lot includes two Royal Doulton large character jugs from the limited-edition series of 5000, each designed with exceptional attention to detail. The first jug, "The Auctioneer," is model number D6838. It features a lively portrayal of an auctioneer, complete with a gavel-shaped handle and a figure of a woman in a flowing dress. The second jug, "The Antique Dealer," is model number D6807. It depicts a charming dealer with a hat and cane-shaped handle, capturing the spirit of antique enthusiasts. Both jugs showcase Royal Doulton’s renowned craftsmanship and are stamped with their respective model numbers on the base, along with their edition information. Largest item measures 6"H.Issued: c. 1988Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Two African bangle pin tray and four bead necklaces, Marble mortar, greek island of corfu, metal mounted with original receipt/certificate, three gilt Pilgrim plaques on velvet backings, Indian/Asian brass quill box, rosewater holder, candlesnuffer, gavel, silver mounted heart shaped box, wine taster, circular trinket box and other items.
Boxes and Objects - a pair of Dr Wohler Sportscope glasses/binoculars, cased, mid 20th century; a Maelzel metronome; a Taktell Junior metronome; a Schatz bulkhead type barometer; Chinese terracotta army figures; a walnut gavel with stand; an early 20th century Arnold & Sons syringe, cased; etc, qty
A Victorian Gothic Revival brass-mounted oak ceremonial gavel from Barnard's Inn, late 19th century, the head carved to one side with a trefoil containing a painted crest, with engraved inscription The gift of the Principal of Barnard's Inn, the multi-faceted finial with further engraved crests and BI, 46cm longProvenance: Property from The Skinners' Company.
SELECTION OF COLLECTABLESconsisting of a brass pocket microscope in box, pair of ceramic beer steins with flip metal lids, antique folding cameras, cine camera, oak mantle clock with enamel dial, brass wall bell with birds, wooden box, gavel, pair of vintage Kinswell Ice skates size 7 1/2 and a Royal Worcester cake plate and slice
Wolff, Albert Moritz (German, 1854-1923); b. Berlin GERMANY, Provinzial Gross-loge von Hamburg in Berlin, zur weihe des neuen hauses [Provincial Grand Lodge of Hamburg in Berlin, Consecration of the New House], 1913, a bronze plaque by A.M. Wolff, three men at a table on which are architectural drawings, two medallic portraits above, rev. robed female standing left on steps, wielding a gavel, elevation of building at lower left, 78 x 58mm, 146.40g. Extremely fine £40-£50 --- Provenance: Münz Zentrum Rheinland Auktion 101 (Solingen), 15 December 1999, lot 7104
Friendly Societies/Fraternities - an early 20th century Masonic type gavel, for the Ancient Order of Froth Blowers, by the Birmingham Medal Co, Summer Hill Terrace, inscribed in blue enamel with the initials of the charitable organisation, to verso with motto No Heel Taps!, turned oak handle, 18.5cm long
A group of ornaments Consisting of a Royal Worcester blush ivory jug; a Royal Doulton vase; a gavel; a crucifix; a paperweight; and a small beadwork sampler dated 1871; a Gallet-style vase; and a further vase.The Worcester jug 21cm high. The sampler 12.5cm x 12.5cm.Qty: 7The Worcester jug with some minor wear to the gilding, and a small chip to the base, otherwise in good condition. The Doulton vase in generally good condition with minor wear to the gilding. The gavel with some slight losses.The crucifix with faux tortoiseshell finish and in reasonable condition considering age and use.The Gallet-style vase in good condition. The paperweight in good condition. The sampler in good condition.
TWO BOXES AND LOOSE BRASS AND METALWARE, to include a set of Victorian Royal Mail brass postal scales with original weights, a Boson's Whistle, Singer sewing machine oil can, a Birmingham Municipal Bank money box, an unmarked miner's lamp, a James Yates pewter tobacco box, brass ink stand, gavel and ornaments, Avery shop scale, reproduction GNER shelf brackets, etc. (s.d) (2 boxes + loose)
A group of various mixed collectables comprising an anniversary clock under dome, five silver plated knife rests and two cut glass examples, a small gavel, a square table clock, a copper and brass bed warmer, a copper and brass desktop cigarette box, length 18cm, width 9cm, height 5cm, and a black lacquered snuff box with a painted Dutch figure to the front, length 9.6cm, width 3.8cm (13).
A group of collectors' items comprising a hallmarked silver fruit serving dessert spoon, length 21cm, a pair of small shell salts, length 4.8cm, height 2cm, a small hardstone cylindrical flask with silver cap, a vintage leather wallet with hallmarked silver corners, a Masonic hardwood gavel/mallet with silver rim and presentation plaque inscribed 'Presented to Solomon Harker by George H Mason the Plumber', length 21cm, and an early 19th century white metal ladle, no hallmarks, with impressed name 'S Walter', length 35cm (5).Condition Report: The wallet and the ladle are in poor condition, the other items just need a polish.
A rosewood gavel and block, the block bearing a circular brass plaque "Guild of Professional Toast Masters, Award for the Best After-Dinner Speaker of 1989, The Rt. Hon. Margaret Thatcher FRS.MP, The Prime Minister, Presented by The President", block 9.5cm wide. Provenance: Gifted to the vendor by The Right Honourable Margaret Thatcher.

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