Y A GEORGE III MAHOGANY PARTNER'S PEDESTAL DESK CIRCA 1800 With a gilt tooled leather inset top, the central drawer with a hinged and ratchet adjustable leather inset slope sliding to reveal storage and a hidden drawer 72.5cm high, 141cm wide, 83.5cm deep Please note, the top edge of each drawer is veneered in rosewood. This lot is subject to CITES export and import rules, which is not mentioned in the printed catalogue. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use.Some old minor chips, splits, losses and repairs.The leather writing surface with various marks, scratches, losses, ring marks and discolouration. The top edge of each drawers are well figured rosewood, a sign of high quality.Two keys present but they do not operate the locks to the drawers but do work for the cupboard doors (one door will require some adjustment to operate normally). The locks and handles are likely original but have been crudely resecured with washers and bolts. One handle to each of the short top drawers are associated and vary in design. The cupboards to the opposing side are lacking shelves and supports.Overall of solid, stable structure.Some fading and colour variation to the timber throughout. Some staining to drawer interiors, as expected from use.Oak drawer linings throughoutPlease see all additional images as visual reference to this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
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Y A REGENCY PAINTED AND PENWORK DECORATED WRITING TABLE CIRCA 1815 The hinged top opening to storage and a ratchet adjustable red leather writing surface 77.5cm high, 45cm wide, 34.5cm deepPlease note, Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption certificate for the ivory in this lot (Ref: G7LDWWCA) Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, knocks, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.Observations, losses and restorations: the top slightly bowed; the leather inset is later, the leather pull is detached; the interior base edge has nail marks suggesting that there was originally some other lower section (possibly a sewing bag?) though the stained wood base looks of some age; the hinge areas patched and repaired; some repair to the catch area and the X stretcher; possibly some later paint/penwork.An elegant occasional table.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition - they are a vital part of this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND BRASS EXTENDABLE FLOOR OIL LAMP. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND BRASS EXTENDABLE FLOOR OIL LAMP. the adjustable ratchetted and tapering column to a square stepped base, supporting a large glass hurricane shade, overall height 170cm, base 30cm square. *CR Two sections of moulding to base separate and need repairing, minor losses, veneer lifting on column, ratchet mechanism currently stuck (brass catch/button needs repairing).
A VICTORIAN CARVED WALNUT AND PARCEL GILT READING STAND. A VICTORIAN CARVED WALNUT AND PARCEL GILT READING STAND. Circa 1860, the rectangular top with removable book rest, on adjustable gilt brass ratchet, fluted column and four acanthus carved feet. height 93cm, 58cm, depth 56cm. *CR Some fading to top, general surface wear i.e. marks, worm damage feet, losses, missing fitting (?) to top.
A lot containing 12 PlayStation 2 (PS2) games [12] To include: The Godfather [Limited Edition Steelbook], Shadow of the Colossus, Kengo: Master of Bushido, Sonic Heroes (NTSC), Aqua Aqua: Wetrix 2, Space Invaders Anniversary, James Bond 007: Nightfire, Devil May Cry, Red Faction [Platinum], SOCOM US Navy Seals, Ratchet & Clank and Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly Games are in varying states of complete and incomplete (without discs or manuals) Condition Report: Conditions vary.
A lot containing 9 PlayStation 2 (PS2) games [9] To include: Resident Evil 4 [Limited Edition Steelbook], Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Video Game [Limited Edition Steelbook], Star Wars Battlefront [Platinum], Mercenaries, Ratchet & Clank, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex, Jak & Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition and Turok: Evolution Games are in varying states of complete and incomplete (without their manuals) Condition Report: Conditions vary.
A MAHOGANY ADJUSTABLE SIDE CHAIR CIRCA 1900, OF GEORGE III STYLE, POSSIBLY BY SIDNEY LETTS The foliate-carved back with pierced fan-shaped ribs and a basal rosette above a padded seat, ratchetted below, the Greek key pattern rails with rosette blocks on tapering turned and spiral-fluted legs, losses and old repairs 102cm high, 56cm wide, 56cm deep The chair bears comparison with one formerly in the collection of Claude Rotch, illustrated in P. Macquoid and R. Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, rev. ed. London, 1954, vol.I, p. 297, fig. 227. Rotch was an important early collector of English furniture who was heavily influenced by the connoisseur R.W.Symonds and whose bequest of early to mid-Georgian furniture to the Victoria and Albert Museum was described at the time of his death in 1962 as 'The most remarkable single gift of English Furniture ever presented to the Museum'. Sidney Letts was a London furniture dealer active around 1900 who, having trained as a cabinet-maker, apparently also created pastiches of 18th century works. A very fine and elaborate satinwood and marquetry secretaire, possibly by Letts, is in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, accession no. W.3-1963, while several variations exist of a distinctive George II mahogany armchair with spread eagle in the chair back, the original of which was in the collection of Sir John Soane, the later copies traditionally being attributed to Letts. For an image of the present lot in situ, please see page 188 Condition Report: Fair condition with wear and tear consistent with age and use. There are dents marks and scratches and shrinkage cracks throughout. The front right ball foot and lower part of same led is missing as per the image and there are small repaired sections of the spiral turned legs. There is evidence of old repairs on the chair back (inc' a cut out for a metal? bracket) and there is a small section of one rib detatched. A section of Greek key is missing on the left seat rail. The block to the top of the front right leg is replaced (with re-cut tenons) .but the original roundels apparently re-used and let-in to the new block. There are other repairs to leg joints inc' back left leg. The edge moulding to lower edge of front seat rail is half-missing. The ratchet mechanism to adjust the seat height may be original but the hinges have been replaced and repositioned. That said, the now redundant screw hols in the underside of he seat rails suggests the possibility that the seat was once sprung, in which the seat, and the ratchet mechanism are alterations. Green velvet upholstery would benefit from a clean. In short, the chair has suffered damage, undergone extensive restoration and the seat ratchet may have been altered/added. The whole chair has a dark polish over its entire surface. Condition Report Disclaimer
A rosewood duet music stand With a ratchet adjustable top and a retractable turned support, raised on triform base120cm highWorn condition, with significant rubbing to the varnish on the shelf for supporting sheet music, some water damage to the base and top, slight denting to the brass finial, screw for adjustable support appears to be later, damage to the veneer around the triform base
Y A GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD AND SIMULATED ROSEWOOD LEATHER UPHOLSTERED ADJUSTABLE LIBRARY ARMCHAIR BY ROBERT DAWS, CIRCA 1825 With a pull out leg rest; the adjustable back ratchet mechanism released by hidden triggers beneath the arm rests; each rear leg stamped twice 'R DAWS, WY, GR PATENT', with a newspaper article related to Robert Daws and this patent of armchair, dated 1831, fixed to the back frieze 105cm high, 69cm wide, 85cm deep Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW With wear, marks, knocks and scratches commensurate with age and use Some splits, chips and losses, as well as spliced repairs to both back legs Some joints don't fit flushMarks and scratches to the leather, including one burn marks and a white surface deposit, please see additional imagesReclining function working, pull out footrest and wheels run well41cm seat height 135cm long when reclining, 185cm including footrest ADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot.Condition Report Disclaimer
Meccano - A three drawer wooden cabinet containing a large quantity of Meccano parts. The wooden cabinet measures approximately 44 cms (L) x 33 cms (D) x 48 cms (H). Drawers contain a quantity of motors, brass gears, wheels, rods, pulleys, and parts such as a boxed E15R electric motor; 1a blue clockwork motor; 27 50 tooth spur gear; 32 right hand worm gear; 148 right hand ratchet wheel; 173a screwed rod adapter; 63 3 bore coupling and similar. Both cabinet and parts have signs of age and use, and conditions appear to range Fair - Very Good. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)Due to the size it is recommended that when purchased this is collected in person or via courier. Local chargeable delivery is also available. For rates and list of couriers please contact Client Services.
**Saleroom Notice** The batteries have a fresh 2 year warranty A superb example of Ferrari's remarkable all-wheel drive, high performance, hybrid machine. Just one owner, 4,500 miles from new and very realistically guided. The arrival of the petrol/electric hybrid in the supercar world has enabled some manufacturers to achieve remarkable maximum power outputs in four figures, 1,000PS (986bhp) in the case of Ferrari's SF90 Stradale, surpassing the performance of many of the World's most powerful cars including Maranello's own LaFerrari. Introduced in 2019, the brand's first plug-in hybrid shares its name with that year's SF90 Formula 1 car, reflecting the 90th anniversary of Scuderia FerrariThe SF90's power train consists of a mid-mounted 4-litre twin-turbo V8 engine producing 762bhp (a development of the F8 Tributo's 3.9-litre unit but with an additional 59bhp) and three electric motors; one for each front wheel providing torque vectoring and another mounted between the engine and the new 8-speed dual-clutch transmission which drives all four wheels. Reverse is courtesy of the electric propulsion, there being no such gear in the 8-speed transmission. Electric power is provided by a 7.9kWh battery. In 'Performance Mode' the SF90 can reach 100km/h in 2.5 seconds and 200km/h in 6.7 on its way to a top speed of 340km/h (211mph).The chassis is composed of aluminium and carbon fibre and the SF90 weighs in at 1,570kg (dry), some 270kg of that accounted for by the electric propulsion system. The body's shark-like front end is one of the most dramatic looking there is, while at the rear there is an F1-inspired drag reduction system (DRS), the moving elements being controlled by electric motors. A 16" TFT curved dashboard display keeps the driver informed of the state of the various systems, with many of the associated controls being mounted on the steering wheel, including the 'Manettino'.The SF90 is truly a momentous achievement, a dual-personality, all-wheel drive hybrid machine capable of blistering performance or quietly skipping around town with up to 20 miles of pure electric driving.This particular UK-supplied 2021 SF90 Stradale has had just one owner from new who ordered the car through Stratstone Manchester and created a special and very individual specification. Today, it has covered just 4,500 miles from new with a full service history, most recently in April 2025 by Stratstone Ferrari, so is ready to use and enjoy this Spring.Forming part of an important private Collection based in the Isle of Man, it has been professionally stored from new. Finished in Giallo Modena (yellow) with Nero (black) upholstery, the discerning owner chose the following factory options:Adaptive front light systemFront and rear suspension liftElectrochromic exterior rear view mirrorsRear parking cameraFront parking sensorsInterior featuresCarbon Fibre trim driver zone and LED shiftGloss finish carbon fibre rear bench, front tunnel, and luggage compartmentLeather seat pipingExtracampionario coloured cockpit detailsYellow seat beltsGloss finish carbon fibre dashboard accentsSilver nameplateEmbroidered Cavallino emblem on headrestsCarbon fibre racing seatsManual ratchet seat height adjustmentSpecial stitching in yellowExterior features:Yellow brake calipersGloss carbon fibre lateral engine air intakesGloss carbon fibre engine compartment shieldsCarbon diffuserCarbon fibre under door trimCarbon fibre centre wheel capBlack ceramic-coated tailpipesGloss finish carbon fibre lateral and front spoilersScuderia Shields on both front wingsForged diamond-polished wheels with gloss technic and titanium wheel studs.This truly is an amazing car to view close up and is absolutely sublime to drive, as you would expect from one of the ultimate modern-day Ferrari stable. It is also priced to sell today at a very realistic level.NB: The car is currently registered in the Isle of Man, however a new UK V5C will be applied for on the buyer's behalf post sale. The registration number illustrated in our images does not form part of the sale.SpecificationMake: FERRARIModel: SF90 STRADALEYear: 2021Chassis Number: ZFF95NMC000265890Registration Number: ISLE OF MAN REGISTEREDTransmission: F1 AutoEngine Number: 500806Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 4451 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: BlackClick here for more details and images
George III mahogany dressing table, flap-over top enclosing a fitted interior, with an adjustable mirror, supported on a ratchet and compartments, square tapering legs, width 56cm, height 78cm.Qty: 1Condition report:The panels to the top have split, and are heavily marked and scarred. The hinges open ok and support the weight of the open flaps. Mirror plate heavily speckled and the veneer to the frame has been repaired and some lengths are loose; the easel support works ok. Some of the compartment covers have also split. Both back legs with historic repairs (with metal brackets). Losses to the moulded outline.
Late 1930’s Hornby 0-gauge clockwork train set comprising 1939/41 No.0 LMS 0-4-0 loco & tender No.5600, rods detached, one wheel detached – all present in box, ratchet on motor needs attention; with two LMS passenger coaches & one passenger brake, silvering noticeably marked; with six x 2’ curves. Most suitable for spares or renovation. With key. Box base with all fitments (BF-G) lid missing all sides and no sign that a label was ever affixed to lid (BP).
Meccano display model Mechanism Board. 1950's version mounted on a light green painted board measuring 46cm x 61cm. This display model shows 8 individual mechanisms mounted vertically, including a ratchet feed mechanism, sprocket drive, bevel drive and others, fitted with an electrical motor, excellent condition overall
Breitling An Avenger Seawolf bracelet watch. Circa 2012Case: Signed. Stainless steel. Reference A17330. Serial 14xxxxx. Length: 54.1mm. Width: 45.4mmMovement: Signed. Self-winding movement. Calibre Breitling 17. Numbered 14xxxxxDial: Signed. Black with Arabic numeral hour markersBracelet: Signed. Stainless steel Professional II bracelet with a signed folding clasp. Interior measurement of the bracelet (including case) is approximately 17cm Movement is currently functioning at time of writingDial appears to be in a fair condition, there are some scratches and tarnishing to the metal surrounds of the luminous markersHands appear to be in excellent condition with no marks visible to the naked eyeCase has wear commensurate with age, showing scratches and marks, the bezel ratchet is broken or missing, the bezel can spin freelyThe watch glass has scratches to the anti-reflective coating, there appears to be some residue/discolouration to the underside of the right sideBracelet appears to be in a generally fair condition with some scratches and marksClasp appears to be in a generally fair condition with some scratches and marks. It closes securely at time of writingThis lot does not come with box or a copy of the original manufacturer warranty Please note that we cannot guarantee the working order, timekeeping or water resistance of any watches sold in our auctions. We would recommend to get the best possible performance out of your purchase that you have it serviced by a qualified watchmaker Although every effort is made to identify aftermarket parts, we are unable to guarantee the originality of every part of each lot All lots are sold "as is" and clients are advised to view and inspect items before bidding and they must satisfy themselves as to the condition of every lot All weights and measurements are approximate and provided as a guide only For enquiries about this lot please contact Conrad Cunningham at conrad@kinghamsauctioneers.com
Mid-19th century rosewood games table, rectangular top inlaid with a chessboard, adjustable on a brass ratchet easel support, fitted with single frieze drawer, on twin end standards united by turned stretcher terminating in ceramic castorsDimensions: Height: 74cm Length/Width: 61cm Depth/Diameter: 46cm

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