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A robust and varied assortment of over 65 collectible pieces including lapel pins, campaign buttons, belt buckles, medallions, and commemorative tokens. This eclectic mix features patriotic themes such as American flags, military insignia, and peace movement buttons, alongside novelty designs like Hard Rock Cafe, Rolling Stones, and retro protest slogans. Several vintage service pins, ribbon bars, and medals are included, as well as engraved brass and cast metal belt buckles. Items range in size from approximately 0.5"L to 4.5"L, offering a wide variety of materials, designs, and pin-back or clutch-back fastenings.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Eight Track Stereo Cartridges - The Beatles - Help (x2), Revolver, Sgt Pepper, With The Beatles, Beatles Oldies, Abbey Road, The Beatles 1962-66, John Lennon - Mind Games, David Bowie - Hunky Dory, Pin Ups, Rolling Stones - Big Hits, in Prinx sound case, Pye Auto Stereo SP333 Speakers - Boxed.

A 19th century blue glass rolling pin with transfer decoration of ships and verse 'Health to the sick', length 74.5 cm

SIX BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, to include T. G. Green & Co. Ltd. ceramics produced for The Bass Worthington Group to include tankers and ashtrays, also a blue and white stripe rolling pin, together with other kitchenware items names include Carlton Ware, Melba Ware, Beswick, Arklow, Hornsea, etc. glassware includes large vases, fruit bowls, candle sticks and drinking glasses etc. (6 boxes), (sd/af)

An Edwardian clear glass rolling pin with a silver threepenny piece inside, dated 1903, 38cm long. Good condition.

A Large Collection of Various Kitchenalia to Comprise Mixing Bowls, Rolling Pin, Cutters, Baking Pans, Dinnerwares, Royal Worcester Evesham

A blue glass rolling pin with painted decoration AF

Rolling Stones memorabilia to inc: Voodoo Lounge bomber jacket (no sizing label), backpack, tour programme, French concert ticket stun, pin badge.

A 19TH CENTURY BRISTOL BLUE GLASS ROLLING PIN, length 35cm (1) (Condition Report: appears in good condition, no stopper, fleabites around open end, inclusions)

Selection of vintage cooking items to include a large porcelain mixing bowl, rolling pin in original box, jelly mould etc

Glass tea light holders together with glass decanters, decanter stoppers, glass rolling pin, glass vases, glass fruit, coloured glass etc

A 19th century pink and white trailed glass rolling pin, 15 1/2" long, a similar blue and white rolling pin, a Bristol blue rolling pin, and an enamelled rolling pin

‘It is a common saying among railwaymen that there is not a sleeper or a culvert between Table Bay and the Victoria Falls which one of the Mores does not know.’ The unique Defence of Mafeking family group to Lieutenant-Colonel J. R. More, commanding the Railway Section at Mafeking, his wife Marion, Nursing Sister at the Mafeking Railway Convalescent Hospital, and their son Thomas, who was born at Mafeking shortly after the lifting of the siege Four: Captain J. R. More, Mafeking Town Guard The Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Serving Brother’s, breast badge, burnished silver; Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 1 clasp, Defence of Mafeking (Capt: J. R. More, Mafeking Tn: Gd:); British War Medal 1914-20 (Lt. Col. J. R. More.); Jubilee 1935; together with Cecil Rhodes Funeral Train Medal 1902, silver, in Spink & Son case of issue; and Prince of Wales’ Lodge Jubilee Medal 1837-1887, silver-gilt, silver and enamels, in its Vaughton & Sons case of issue, this last possibly presented to his father Pair: Nursing Sister Marion More, Mafeking Railway Convalescent Hospital Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, no clasp (Nursing Sister M. More.) naming officially re-impressed; Mafeking Railway Convalescent Hospital badge, circular gold badge with central red enamelled cross within white enamelled border inscribed ‘Mafeking’, the reverse inscribed ‘Ry. Convalescent Hospital. 1900’, 20mm, fitted with gold pin for wearing Five: Lieutenant-Colonel T. V. More, Director of Transport (Railway), East Africa and Egypt 1940-43 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; War Medal; Africa Service Medal, these four all officially impressed (179995 T. V. More); Coronation 1953, generally extremely fine (13) £4,000-£5,000 --- Provenance: Bill Hibbard Collection; Dix Noonan Webb, December 2001. John Rhys More was born in 1873, son of Mr T. J. More, who was traffic manager of the Cape Government Railways. His first railway experience was as an assistant on the construction of the Vaal River railway bridge at Fourteen Streams, and he was next employed on the construction of the line from Rosmead to Stormberg. He was engaged in the construction of the line from Vryburg to Mafeking and, in 1894, on the Sterkstroom-Indwe railway. Joining the Cape Government Railways in 1896, he became assistant engineer of the Kimberley-Bloemfontein survey and then of the Rosmead-Graff-Reinet railway construction.

In 1899 he was appointed district engineer at Mafeking and, on the outbreak of the siege was appointed Commandant of the Railway Section of the Town Guard with the rank of Lieutenant and later Captain. He was responsible for the construction of the Armoured Train and Ordnance workshop. The first shot fired in the defence of Mafeking was by Railwaymen in the Armoured Train at the 5 mile Cottage, south of Mafeking, on 12 October 1899. At Game Tree on Boxing Day of that year, he commanded the second truck of the Armoured Train:

“The enemy’s fire was terrible, 1lb Maxim shells bursting a few yards beyond the truck, accompanied by a perfect hail of bullets. The Railwaymen I am pleased to say behaved very well, and when the enemy were within range, did good work with their Martinis. Sergeant Lowe and myself managed to keep the Maxim pouring in its deadly fire on the enemy, and Corporal Godson kept the Hotchkiss firing in spite of his exposed position in the half armoured truck, which only protected the lower part of his body. The two B.S.A.P. in the truck with him were told to lie down as the fire was too heavy, and both were slightly wounded by portions of shell.

“It was a terribly anxious time, 850 Boers of the Marico Commando with Artillery, under General Snyman, were pitted against 16 B.S.A.P. and 28 Railwaymen. A grimly contested fight lasting two hours resulted in the enemy having to evacuate his position and fall back with heavy loss, over the crest of the rise, where he was again successfully engaged by Captain Fitzclarence with 2 squadrons of the Protectorate Regiment.” (Extract from Captain More’s report).

After the relief of Mafeking, More returned to his local peace-time duties as District Engineer and was later Resident Engineer for the Vryburg-Bulawayo railway. Upon the death of Cecil Rhodes in 1902, he was in charge of the funeral train which conveyed his body from Cape Town to Bulawayo and received the special medal struck to commemorate that event. After the Union in 1910 he was Divisional Superintendent at Kimberley and Port Elizabeth. During the Great War he commanded the Railway Regiment in South West Africa (British War Medal). In 1918 he was appointed Assistant General Manager and, in 1927, became General Manager of the South African Railways, retiring in 1933. He died at Cape Town on 22 April 1951. Sold with several news cuttings, a copy of his Mafeking report and various extracts from General Orders concerning the Railway Division issued by Colonel Baden-Powell.

Mrs Marion More (née Cloete) was the wife of Captain J. R. More and was in Mafeking at the commencement of the siege. When her husband set up a convalescent hospital in the Railway Camp she volunteered as a Nursing Sister under Miss M. Crawford, serving with Lady Sarah Wilson. In his official report on the siege Captain More gave the following account of the Convalescent Home:

“Owing to numerous complaints of treatment at the Victoria Hospital by our men, I decided to utilize the Railway Institute for Convalescent purposes, thus enabling men just out of hospital to get thoroughly restored to health before returning to the trenches, and the Home proved a great success. The cooking was done by the Railway people in turns, and Mr Crittenden, Rolling Stock Inspector, rendered valuable services as Manager.

“It was afterwards taken over by the Imperial Authorities for General Purposes; Dr Holmden being the Medical Officer, and Lady Sarah Wilson the Lady Superintendent, assisted by Mrs More, Mrs Gemmel and other Ladies. On January 15th a 95-pdr Shell struck the building and completely wrecked the Library, Billiard Room and Billiard Table, necessitating the removal of the Patients to other quarters. None of the inmates I am thankful to say were hurt.”

Thomas Vivian More was born in Mafeking on 2 August 1900, less than three months after the lifting of the siege. He qualified as a Civil Engineer at Birmingham University in 1918 and adopted a railway career. During the Second World War he served with the South African Railway Engineers in East Africa, Egypt and the Western Desert, including appointmeant as Director of Transport (Railways) at Cairo with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Released from Army service in October 1943 he continued his career in the railways, becoming System Engineer in Durban (1945), System Manager in Windhoek (1946), System Manager in Port Elizabeth (1947-52) and finally System Manager, Western Cape. He retired in 1963, entering local government the same year, and died in June 1966. Sold with newspaper obituary and copied service record.

‘It is a common saying among railwaymen that there is not a sleeper or a culvert between Table Bay and the Victoria Falls which one of the Mores does not know.’

A Collection of Various Sundries to Comprise Wooden Tray with Pierced Sides, Gavel, Hand Mirrors, Rolling Pin etc

Four Victorian blue, green and purple glass rolling pins, the smallest inscribed Remember Me, 76cm l and smaller Some wear to decoration of smaller rolling pin, all with typical rough end and some minor scratches

A quantity of kitchenalia and related items including a set of Librasco weighing scales with weights, large metal pan, biscuit cutters, rolling pin, Picqouet ware, silver plate items, Harrods pewter coffee pot chicken feeder, silver plate ER 1953 forks etc

A vintage rolling pin

Good Fellows Enamelled Bread Bin, copper covered leg box, mincer rolling pin, etc.

Vintage pottery ceramic rolling pin plus a green art glass bowl.

A large Bristol blue glass mariner's rolling pin, early 19th century, gilt decorated and inscribed 'A Present from Thos. Stone 1812', with clipper ship detaillength 70cmCondition: Some wear and minor damage to ends

Portmeirion - Rolling pin (Mexican Lily design), large vase approx 25.5cm high (Christmas Rose), 19cm high vase (Garden Lilac) together with a large ceramic floral design vase approx 33cm high

Collectioin of late 20th century studio glass paperweights. Examples include a Murano tree shaped paperweight, a Caithness perfume bottle, a Caithness Effervescence egg shaped paperweight, two Caithness pebble paperweights, a cobalt blue glass rolling pin, a boxed Caithness Fountain paperweight, and others. Largest piece measuring approx. 17cm tall.

A BOX OF THE ROLLING STONES BAGS AND OTHER MERCHANDISE, to include a Stones No Filter holdall, a Rolling Stones Sixty drawstring bag, an On Fire VIP tote bag, a cased Sixty pin badge, boxed Sixty watch and keyring, a No Filter red wallet, a pair of Some Girls shorts, 34'' waist, two beach towels, etc (1 box) (sd)

GLASSWARE, NAILSEA ROLLING PIN, CANDLESTICKS, HONEY POT AND GOBLETS, ETC.

Collectables to include Yixing teapot A/F , an Ideal pottery rolling pin A/F, glass tealights and a horn carving setLocation: 4-3If there is no condition report, please request.

A Victorian glass rolling pin, the interior decorated with coloured scraps, displayed on Perspex stand, 45cms.

A PORTMEIRION ROLLING PIN

Glass Tazzas, Seltmann gilt coffee ware, Whisky bells, glass rabbit, jelly mould, Pyrex rolling pin, etc:- One Box

A box containing three modern Bundt tins, a Norwegian hegg cracker roller, another similar textured rolling pin and a typical English stained beech lacquered handled rolling pin, together with various mid 20th Century and later china to include Poole, Midwinter, etc and a 19th Century Chinese blue and white plate "The Wine Seller" (2 boxes)

Two bowler hats, a set of vintage scales, a Pyrex oven to table glass rolling pin, a brass topped Benares type table, a vintage oak sewing box on stand and wheels and a Singer sewing machine No'd. P254541 and a bottle of Singer Sewing Machines "The Best Oil", together with a machine woven Persian runner with tiled design on a brown and cream ground, approx 362 cm x 70 cm.

A 19thC Bristol Blue rolling pin, with indistinct decoration, possibly of a ship, 38cm wide.

Victorian blue glass rolling pin with motto, 43cm long, and another

THREE BOXES OF CERAMICS AND GLASS WARE, to include six Denby Linen teacups and saucers, twelve Minton tea plates - six of each in Belbrachen and Suzanne patterns, with five Minton Vanessa side plates, twenty pieces of hand painted New Hall dinner ware, six reticulated plates decorated with birds, two Portmeirion 'Summer Strawberries' serving plates, Hornsea Cinnamon cookware, a glass rolling pin, etc (3 boxes) (sd)

Collection of mint condition N gauge rolling stock models from Graham Farish by Bachmann to include 12 goods wagons and a Stanier composite passenger coach including 8 factory tissue wrapped, also included a Bachmann pin badge and small steam locomotive key chainShipping £68.00 plus vat (UK Only)

JESSIE TATE, PRIMAVERA, FOR STYLECRAFT BY MIDWINTER (STAFFORDSHIRE): TWO PLATES 1950s, the cream ground decorated with polychrome stylised foliage, 21.7cm diameter; together with a Price, Kensington, ceramic rolling pin with blue painted wood handle, 42cm long (3)

Sunderland puce lustre jug, 19th century, printed with the 'Mariners Arms' and Sailors' Farewell verse, 16.7cm high, plus a mug, 'Then let us pray that come it may', 8.3cm high, plus a later rolling pin, 'May Peace & Plenty On our Nation smile, 22.5cm (ex. handles), 45.5cm overall (3)

Collection of late 20th century Bristol Blue Glass and others. Examples including a rolling pin, drinking liqueur glasses, squat vase, a 1993 pear shaped paperweight, a collection of small bowls, jugs, paperweights and more. Some marked to their underside. Largest piece measuring approx. 7cm x 33cm x 20cm.

A BLUE GLASS ROLLING PIN, DATED 1855'Jane Mary Elliot, Portland', with the ship 'Shamrock', and various other glass rolling pins (8)

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES including Chinese cloisonne vases decorated with flowers and birds, 21cms (h) including pierced hardwood stands, marble rolling pin with wooden handles and stand, 46cms (l), green onyx ashtray and cigarette box, Magna electric cigarette lighter, etc.Provenance: deceased collection Conwy

A quantity of kitchenalia and related items including a set of Librasco weighing scales with weights, large metal pan, biscuit cutters, rolling pin, Picqouet ware, silver plate items, Harrods pewter coffee pot chicken feeder, silver plate ER 1953 forks etc

A large collection of kitchenalia, including copper jelly moulds, treen, a rolling pin, horn spoons, a champagne tap, pepper mills, etc.

A Nailsea-type glass rolling pin, with transfer printed decoration. 33cm long. Condition - good

A T.G Green Cornishware storage jar with 'COFFEE' inscribed to the side (a/f chips) (h. 17cm), together with a T.G Green Cornishware rolling pin (lacking handles) (l. 25.5cm), and a Staffordshire Pottery blue and white Cordon Bleu milk jug (h. 11.7) (3)

A delightful 10-piece Swarovski crystal collection featuring a variety of miniature accessories and whimsical figures, all crafted in precision-cut clear crystal with gleaming metallic accents. This lot includes a crystal star tealight holder with mirrored base, an adorable cat figurine, a cupcake with pink accent, flower display, and novelty miniatures such as a rolling pin, cookie cutter, and faceted hearts. One flat-back magnet shaped like a ghost. A black cat. All marked with the Swarovski swan logo. Each piece demonstrates the signature brilliance and sparkle associated with Swarovski craftsmanship. Four of this sets come with their original Swarovski packaging. Largest box measures 5.75"L x 7"H. Largest piece measures 4"L x 1.75"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

Two George III twist bowl cordial glasses along with a late 19th Century glass rolling pin.

Collection of 19th and 20th century assorted ceramics and glass kitchenware. Examples include a glass rolling pin, an EX-OX cup, two ceramic chef pie funnels, a twin handled Staffordshire Farmers Arms cider mug, Cornishware and more.

Portmeirion - Collection of late 20th century ceramic kitchen wares, the majority from The Botanic Garden collection. Comprised of a lidded twin handled pot, a mixing bowl, rolling pin, pepper grinder, serving dishes and butter dish.

Mixed box of kitchen wares to include Studio Pottery, chamber pot, rolling pin, mixing bowls, vases etc

A Collection of Seven pieces of antique Mauchline Treen ware, New Pier Brighton desk tidy, Bridge of Allan Stirling small rolling pin, Inverness from the River hexagonal box, Interior of Burns Monument Dumfries thimble holder, Wallace Monument pin cushion holder & other items

Box containing a quantity of various porcelain, including Poole pottery tea set with biscuit barrel, three oval Clarice Cliff meat plates, a glass rolling pin and a transfer printed rolling pin, etc.

Rolling Stones memorabilia to inc: Voodoo Lounge bomber jacket (no sizing label), backpack, tour programme, French concert ticket stun, pin badge.

The Rolling Stones (English Rock Band Formed 1962) - Bristol Colston Hall - original handbill / flyer for a concert on Sunday May 10th 1964 featuring The Rolling Stones, Mille & The No Names, Gene Vincent and others. Some discolouration, pin holes to corner and centrally. Not folded. Obtained by the vendor at the concert. 21cm x 12.5cm. The concert date was just a few weeks after their '2nd British Tour' and just days before their '1st American Tour' which propelled the band to the heights they are now known, and made them a hit on both sides of the Atlantic.

1960s Music - a collection of vintage early 1960s promotional photographs and some candid photographs of various musicians, singers and bands of the period. Includes: a personally taken image of Adam Faith (taken somewhere in Bristol), two early Rolling Stones postcard photos, Carl Perkins, a Gene Vincent Fan Club Membership Card, candid images of John Barry & Vic Flick (both of James Bond theme fame) arriving for a 1961 concert in Bristol, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, The Searchers, Adam Faith, two local press photographs of Chuck Berry on stage at the Colston Hall, The Shadows, press photographs of Jerry Lee Lewis performing (likely in Manchester given the photographer's stamp to rear), and others. Various sizes conditions. Some with pin holes. Largest approx 4x6".

Mixed Lot: Various ornaments to include carved wooden figures of dolphins, tortoise together with a small chess set and glass painted rolling pin depicting ship scenes, small camel etc

Kitchenalia, Vintage white enameled bread bin, McDougall's ceramic rolling pin, flour contained and a Brown and Polson's shortbread dish

A collection of boxes to include an Arts & Crafts Newlyn style twin compartment cigarette box having a hammer beaten pewter clad exterior, decorated with stylised fish, width 18.5cm, a Victorian walnut and marquetry strung twin compartment tea caddy, and a late 19th century Indian blind fret carved sandalwood table box, together with various other items to include a Black Forest carved softwood figure of a bear, art glass paperweights, and a miniature mauchline ware rolling pin

A handblown Victorian milk glass rolling pin complete with bun ends and hole to one end (l. 44cm), together with a set of six linen napkins decorated with floral hand embroidery to corners, and a similar table cloth with hand embroidery polychrome decoration of flowers and complete with blue geometric border (l. 105cm x w. 98cm), a Kellogg's 'Funny Jungleland: Moving Pictures' booklet, 1932, and a vintage 'heads, bodies & legs' interactive booklet in colour (a lot)

Portmerion, Botanic Garden and Pomona Type Items includes large bowl, side plates, candlesticks, rolling pin etc. (1 Tray)

A Japanese Imari covered jar, boxes of glass ware, a miner's lamps, a claret jug, a Cornish ware rolling pin, etc.

A tray of Portmeirion Botanic Garden kitchenware, to include a rolling pin, toast rack, large ceramic ladle etc.