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Lot 1114

Victorian cast iron stick stand, lacking drip tray with fire tongs, poker, shovel and rest (5), stick standDimensions: Height: 63cm  Length/Width: 41cm  Depth/Diameter: 25cm

Lot 323

A vintage leather cased Poker Patience with a quantity of wooden games and other wooden items.

Lot 894

A brass Trench Art shell casing, First World War dated 1918. Height 40 cm, with a brass poker and spark guard, height 71 cm, width 66 cm.

Lot 40

Footballing Interest - The Wayne Bridge poker table, an octagonal shaped poker table with accessories, signed by Wayne Bridge, ex Chelsea, Southampton and England football player.131 cm wide, 71.5cm high

Lot 385

Antique copper coal bucket with fire poker and tongs, coal bucket 35cm high including handle / AN33

Lot 69

An iron log fork, 115cm long, an iron poker, 94cm long and a long wooden handled candle snuffer, 148cm long (3)

Lot 924

A 19th century set of three polished steel fireside companion set together with a pair of brass and irons. The companion set comprising spade, poker and tongs. Andirons measure approx: 18x21x9cm

Lot 258

A wrought iron fireside companion set comprising a shovel, poker and tongs (shovel l. 77cm)

Lot 372

Collection of brass/metal wares to include bell, doorstop, fire side shovel/poker, kettle etc

Lot 1505

A 19th Century Mahogany Pole Screen, together with a mahogany hanging corner shelf with pierced fret work, a poker work cake stand, a 19th century spinning wheel, and a mahogany canterbury (5)

Lot 1340

Five boxed TV / Film related sculptures to include NECA Extreme Head Knockers Alien, Palisades Alien Special Edition Mini Bust, Nemesis Now Original Stormtrooper Poker Face Sculpture, Kenner Aliens Vs Corp Hicks Action Figures and McFarlane Toys Terminator 3 Rise Of The Machines The End Battle, all contents sealed and ex, boxes vg overall (2 Boxes)

Lot 616

An Early 20th Century poker work table. C. 1900-1910. Edwardian Period. 40x65cm

Lot 062

Beryl Cook (1926-2008) limited edition print 'Strip Poker' 159/650, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd., with pencil signature, unframed, overall size 70cm x 49cm.

Lot 081

Beryl Cook (1926-2008) limited edition print 'Strip Poker' 71/650, with certificate of authenticity, published by Alexander Gallery Ltd., with pencil signature, framed and glazed, overall size 84cm x 58.5cm.

Lot 418

A collection of Edwardian brass Fire Furniture, comprising pairs of Andirons, Fire Tongs, Poker and an oak Coal Scuttle, with ornate brass mounts, as a lot. (10)

Lot 382

A Bromsgrove Guild bronze and wrought iron fire poker and shovel, each with disc terminal cast with a phoenix panel, unsigned, 59.5cm. long (2)

Lot 157

A Cotswold School Arts & Crafts fire poker of dagger form, the handle with club and turned decoration with pierced hilt, the poker itself of square tapered form, 45 cm long

Lot 469

A brass figure of an elephant, mortars and pestles, fire poker in the form of a golf putter, miniature ship's style lamps, etc.

Lot 342

Five pairs of brass candlesticks, fire poker, pair of tongs, figural bell and an ashtray.

Lot 9

An Enamelled Cast Iron Poker Stand in the Form of Medieval Knight in Armour with Poker in the Form of a Sword

Lot 109

A Pair of Contemporary Cast Iron Fire Dogs and a Victorian Brass Handled Poker, Dogs 25cms High and 24ms Wide

Lot 116

2 brass fire iron stands with poker, tongs, brush & shovel 26" high

Lot 72

POKER CLUB HOUSE: SELECTION OF RELATED BOOKS to include 'The Big Deal' by Anthony Holden, 'Super System 2: A Course in Power Poker' by Doyle Brunson, 'Play Poker like the Pros' by Phil Hellmuth Junior etc. (qty)Provenance: private collection AngleseyComments: hardbacks and softbacks included, condition generally good, please see photographs

Lot 71

POKER CLUB HOUSE: CHIPS, TABLE TOP & CARDS, the half-folding top in carry case, the coloured chips, cards and dice in wood case with 'Las Vegas' decorated lidProvenance: consigned form Neath Port TabotComment: very good, all 6 signatures in silver pen.

Lot 317

Elvis memorabilia to inc: sealed Viva Las Vegas poker set, 'On Stage 70s', Cadaco Elvis game, McFarlane Elvis figurine and more.

Lot 724

A collection of wrought iron down hearth tools - 19th / 20th century, including a spit jack; four pairs of fire tongs; and a poker with barleytwist stem; plus five pairs of antique sheep shears; a cast iron trivet and Salter Silvester's Patent flat iron; etc.

Lot 616

POKER WORK PLANT STAND, with square top and shaped decorated supports82cm high, 30cm wide

Lot 259

Corgi James Bond Casino Royale 1:36 scale CC99194 & CC99195 Limited Edition Aston Martin DB5 & DBS in poker presentation cases, with Poker Chip Coasters. Condition good to excellent. 

Lot 88

A PAIR OF CAST BRASS ANDIRONS, 19TH CENTURY, of Classical design, with fluted urn and splayed legs with hoof feet, 45cm high; together with a set of three Georgian brass handled fire tools comprising of a poker, shovel and tongs, with spiral fluted handles (5)

Lot 83

A SET OF BRASS FIRE TOOLS COMPRISING:Two andirons, tongs, shovel, poker, the andirons: 32cm high

Lot 1272

Gucci vintage poker set, in tan leather case with vinyl panels patterned with the signature logo, gold fittings, baize compartmented interior and over one hundred and forty playing chips, 25 x 21 x 7cm.

Lot 11

Poker work cake standof three octagonal tiers, 76cm high With some wear and marks.

Lot 447

Cigarette cards, USA, S.F. Hess, Poker Puzzles, 8 cards, 'Calling for a Sight', 'Jack Pot', 'King High', 'Making the Pot Good', 'Raising the Pot', 'Standing Pat', 'Staying In' & 'Straddling the Blind' (4 with back damage, only fair) (8)

Lot 445

Collection of five two handled trays, varying designs: Indian, brass inlaid, poker work, Art Deco Bakelite etc. (5) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 2658

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN PARLOUR CHAIRS WITH POKER WORK SEATS AND BACKS

Lot 1051

Box of mixed games including dominoes, boules, poker games and playing cards. Not available for in-house P&P

Lot 399

A REINDEER NUT CRACKERwith a collection of other items including spirit flasks, miniature musical instruments, a sewing set, boxes, poker work etc

Lot 630

A pair of poker work spindle back chairs and a similar chair.

Lot 202

A Set of Three 19th Century Steel Long Handled Fire Irons, Poker 70cms Long

Lot 133

A Set of Three 19th Century Steel Long Handled Fire Irons, Poker 66cms Long

Lot 1025A

19th Century heavy cast iron blacksmith's candle stand, a large wrought iron poker and another smaller

Lot 724

A boxed set of poker chips

Lot 5280

Burr walnut Stationery box, with poker work decorated, the hinged lid opening to reveal three letter interior, with manufacturer plaque for E Elfick 22 Leinster Terrace, Upper Hyde Park Gardens, H12cm

Lot 207

An Arts and Crafts Metal Box, cricket themed poker work oak bellows and a glove box (3)

Lot 1164

An Arts and Crafts Oak Mirrored Wall-Mounted Coat Rack and A Poker Work Wall Shelf (2)Arts and Crafts rack - 80cm by 60cm

Lot 383

A varied collection of nine themed playing card and game sets. Includes a deluxe Cardinal tin set with 100 poker chips, 5 dice, and a standard deck of playing cards, two Bicycle Archangels decks, a Coca-Cola playing card pack featuring vintage Diet Coke artwork, a Bicycle Foil Back Crimson deck, a Bicycle Hidden deck with embossed red foil hand design, a Harry Potter Collector's Tin with a playing cards set, a novelty 100 Dollar bill themed card pack, and a Star Wars playing card deck in metallic blue foil packaging. Most decks are factory sealed. Largest measures 4.5"L x 7.5"H.Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 523

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA A Collection of Promotional and Cast & Crew Gifts from The Phantom of the Opera. A large group of interesting items, comprising:Posters: The original Majestic Theatre poster from the Broadway opening, 1986, 22 x 14 inches, framed, visible scratchs and crease; a cast signed poster from when Phantom became the longest running show on Broadway, 2006, framed, 22 x 14 inches; a cast signed poster from 1990 featuring the World Trade Center, 22 x 14 inches; and a cast signed poster for the Broadway production; a poster for a Japanese production; a photograph of the "Phront of the Opera" by David Culen taken on 26 January 1988; a framed graphic presented to Jake Bell on the 25th Anniversary of the musical, numbered 17/250.Ephemera: Signed playbills, the closing night gift medallion, an album of playbills, printed invitations, poker chips from the Las Vegas run, a framed graphic depicting the stage at the Las Vegas theater in the Venetian, a souvenir mask (placed on each seat in the theater for the re-opening post-COVID).Technical Production Manager Jake Bell's memories of The Phantom of the Opera: This group of The Phantom of the Opera-related items comes from the collection of Jake Bell, Technical Production Manager from the show's first year on Broadway to its closing in April 2023 as the longest-running musical in Broadway history at 13,981 performances. Jake Bell had been with Phantom from the beginning, having been first hired by British Producer Cameron Mackintosh for the Broadway production in 1988 and continuing through decades of national and international tours. The show’s technical requirements were so advanced that many theaters had to undergo extensive renovations to accommodate it. An excavator was brought in to dig the basement 10 feet deeper, allowing the candles and candelabras—212 in total—to rise seamlessly from the stage floor. The expanded basement also provided space for a trap door, a retractable staircase, and the rising Paris Opera House roof dome. Further, steel support structures were installed to hold the massive proscenium and chandelier, both of which hung over the audience. Suspended above the audience, the chandelier dramatically crashed onto the stage in one of the show’s most spectacular effects. The original Broadway chandelier remained in use throughout the show’s 35-year run. It was never replaced, thanks to meticulous maintenance, including rewiring, re-welding, replacing globes, repainting, and continuous cleaning. The chandelier was named “Ruthie II” after its London counterpart, “Ruthie I.” The name was in honor of Ruth Mitchell, Hal Prince’s formidable assistant, who was known for her strong personality and unmatched dedication.At the Majestic Theatre on 44th Street, Phantom was one of the first major productions to incorporate a fully computer-automated system. With 52 computer-operated automated effects controlling both the deck scenery and fly system, manual operation would have been impossible due to the sheer volume of simultaneous cues. Computerization became essential.The show’s costumes were equally legendary. The beading, fabric selections, and intricate designs were breathtaking. The Masquerade Ball scene alone featured 50-60 costumes, with some discreetly placed on mannequins to enhance the grandeur. Christine’s wedding dress bustle weighed nearly 35 pounds. The U.S. National Tour required 1.5 full 48-foot tractor-trailers solely for transporting costumes. With its technical achievements, Phantom became a global phenomenon, captivating audiences across the world.No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available. Request a condition report

Lot 515

THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISELThe Marvelous Mrs. Maisel show memorabilia. A fun group of vintage-inspired games and more from The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel. Comprising: The Game of LIFE Mrs. Maisel Edition, in the original box; a 500-piece The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel puzzle, in the original box; the Limited Edition Midge's Passover Haggadah by Maxwell House; a The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel poker set with coasters housed in the original pink carrying case; and a DVD set.This item has been generously donated to The Entertainment Community Fund and is auctioned on their behalf.No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available. Request a condition report

Lot 1183

Mixed metal lot to inclde copper, brass, etc. Plus a French Tri-form Bayonet converted in to a poker. See photos.

Lot 657

A poker work shield shaped table dated 1902,70 x 39 x 41.5cm

Lot 681

A set of George III polished steel fire irons, comprising a poker, tongs and a shovel with pierced pan,82cm

Lot 24

* IAIN FAULKNER (SCOTTISH b. 1973), POKER NIGHT limited edition giclee print on paper, signed and numbered 136/150mounted, framed and under glassimage size 43cm x 43cm, overall size 80cm x 80cmNote: certificate of authenticity verso.Note: Scottish artist Iain Faulkner graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1996 with a BA in Fine Art. He has had numerous solo shows in the UK, USA, France, Switzerland, Spain and Italy. He is represented by the prestigious Albemarle Gallery (London). His work appears in many private and corporate collections and in 2010 he was commissioned to paint the European Ryder Cup Team member portraits. Faulkner's work highlights moments of withdrawal and consolidation, where the subject turns inward. The images imply a sense of a nomadic existence. The fact that the face is obscured or turned away, allows us to see the figure as an everyman, a player both familiar and universal. They conjure ideas of modern-day, male heroes. Solitary and brooding, these figures suggest alienation, but also speak of autonomy and resilience. Many of Iain Faulkner's paintings have been published as limited edition fine art prints and they sell in prolific numbers. His original work very rarely appears at auction but a 150 x 150cm oil on canvas titled ''At The Bar'' sold at McTear's 17.11.2013 lot 1829 for £5800 (hammer).

Lot 367

ASSORTMENT OF VINTAGE AND ANTIQUE COLLECTIBLEScomprising a cold painted bronze stag and lamppost ashtray, small table gong, Victorian bronzed desk bell, Wills Captain blue metal ashtray, pair of poker work salts, carved hardwood parasol handle, Indian carved stork, miniature chest of drawers, brass bell and dish (11)

Lot 216

A collection of ten Hard Rock Cafe collector pins, featuring various themes and styles from different locations. Designs include the iconic guitar shapes, poker chip and playing card, patriotic travel imagery. Includes New York Statue of Liberty and American flag guitar. Dimensions: Longest: 2.25"L x 0.75"WCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 257

Watches - vintage Corvette automatic 25 jewel wristwatch, gold plated case, day date apertures; others Poljot 22 jewel, Poker De Lux, Summit incabloc 17 jewel, Avia Kays 200, Limit Quartz etc (10)

Lot 17

A lot comprising an early 20th century glazed corner cabinet, poker work spinning chair, oval topped occasional table, blue and white ceramic umbrella stand and a copper and brass coal scuttle (5) Condition Report:Available upon request

Lot 387

A lady's 18ct gold open face pocket watchDate: Circa 1902Movement: Full plate, signed Annie Barker, no.16911, key wind and setDial: Engraved and engine-turned gold, Black Roman hour markers, blued poker handsCase: Fully engraved round formSize: 41mmWeight: 57.5g gross

Lot 437

A lady's 9ct gold bracelet watch Date: Circa 1925 Movement: 15-jewel manual wind Dial: Silver, applied Arabic hour markers, gold poker hands Case: Polished round form, faceted bezel, hinged back Strap/Bracelet: Integral 9ct gold expanding bracelet Closure: None Size: 25mm Weight: 17g gross Accompaniments: Jewellers box, possibly original Condition:Currently in working order but no guarantee, some dings and dents to case, some slight discolouration to dial, general wear, refer to images Unless otherwise stated, all watches are likely to have been serviced and/or repaired in their lifetime and may have had parts replaced.  While a watch may be described as 'working' at the time of the report, they are not guaranteed for timekeeping, mechanical durability or waterproofing (where applicable) - it is advised that all watches are inspected and serviced by a qualified jeweller or horologist before full use. The cost of servicing can be significant and so we strongly advise obtaining a quote before placing your bid.

Lot 383

A lady's 18ct gold open face pocket watchDate: Hallmarks for 1897Movement: Signed Cozens Matthews & Sharpe, London, no.93641, key wind and setDial: Turned and engraved gilt, black Roman hour markers, blued poker handsCase: Round form, engine-turned and engraved with scroll and diaper around a vacant cartoucheSize: 42mmWeight: 57g gross

Lot 281

Eight volumes 'The Children's Encyclopedia', edited by Arthur Mee, together with several further volumes relating to woodcuts, model ships and boats, etc, and a reproduction wrought iron fire poker. (1 box)

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