This trio of Royal Doulton character jugs from the Williamsburg series features the Blacksmith (D6571), Bootmaker (D6572), and Cabinet Maker (D7010). Each jug captures the expressive face and artisan tools of Colonial Williamsburg tradesmen, distinguished by their vibrant hand-painted glazes and red berets. Designed in the mid-20th century, these collectible jugs reflect Royal Doulton's renowned craftsmanship in figural ceramics and are marked with the Royal Doulton backstamp on the base.Issued: 1962Dimensions: Tallest item measures 7.25"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
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GUNDAM FRANCHISE (1979-PRESENT) - Deathscythe Hell Original Production Cel and Hand-Painted Background - An original production cel featuring Deathscythe Hell created for Endless Waltz, the climactic conclusion to Gundam Wing. Deathscythe Hell's redesign for Endless Waltz has become one of the franchise's most celebrated: sleek, angular, and unapologetically cool.This original production cel captures Deathscythe Hell in dynamic form, preserving that bold, stylised energy that defined the 1990s Gundam. It is framed by an atmospheric, hand-painted sky background. While not a screen-matched pair, both elements originate from the studio and era, creating an authentic, layered display piece with real presence.Now, 30 years since Gundam Wing first aired, setups like this have become increasingly rare. These materials were working tools, never intended to survive. To find a cel of such an iconic mobile suit, and one presented with a production background, is a privilege. It brings together the art and immediacy of hand-drawn animation, frozen mid-action, before the digital era changed the process forever. Dimensions: 24 cm x 28 cm (9.5" x 11")Sold without copyright; see copyright notice in the Buyer's Guide.VAT Status: M
ROBIN HOOD (1973) - Sheriff of Nottingham Original Production Cel - An original production cel featuring the Sheriff of Nottingham from Walt Disney's animated film Robin Hood.This cel, with its strong character pose and classic villainous expression, is a superb example of character animation from Disney's hand-painted era and a standout piece for any collection.Although Disney made production cel artwork available for sale through outlets over the years, most original production cels from this era were discarded after filming, seen as mere tools of the process. As such, surviving pieces featuring major characters in expressive, full-body poses are increasingly rare and desirable.Featuring clean Xerographic ink lines and rich colours painted on the reverse of the cel, this full-figure image captures the Sheriff in one of his more gleeful, scheming poses, complete with an angled grin and feathered cap. It is held in a light grey card mount. Dimensions (mounted): 39.5 cm x 43 cm (15.5" x 17")Sold without copyright; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.VAT Status: M
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS (1961) - Set of Three Cruella de Vil Car Production Colour Model Cels and Colour Key Study Drawing - A collection of three original hand-painted colour model cels, accompanied by a rare hand-drawn colour key study, all created during the production of One Hundred and One Dalmatians.These pieces showcase the evolution of Cruella de Vil's menacingly glamorous car, a visual extension of her chaotic, careening personality, through multiple palettes, highlights, and layout angles.One Hundred and One Dalmatians was a stylistic turning point for Disney. It was the first feature to embrace the Xerox process fully, transferring animators' pencil drawings directly onto cels rather than redrawing in ink, a revolutionary time-saving method. The film was renowned for its contemporary art direction and exquisite London setting. There were believed to be exactly 6,469,952 spots in the film, a technical feat that necessitated innovations like the Xerox process in the first place.These are not standard animation cels but model colour keys, tools used by the studio's paint and ink departments to establish and reference colour consistency throughout the film. The cels here offer three distinct colour approaches, each boldly different in tone and represent a test or approved version of the vehicle's design, reflecting the creative decisions that would inform final animation. The hand-drawn colour key drawing includes annotated pigment codes and notations, revealing the precise, collaborative process of determining how a character (or car!) would appear on screen.Studio-stamped with scene, sequence, and cel level notations, this grouping is not only a practical document of production but an expressive archive of design decision-making. Together, these pieces celebrate both the artistry and innovation that One Hundred And One Dalmatians brought to Disney's animated canon. The set displays some staple holes from previous use and minor marks. Dimensions (each cel): 31.75 cm x 40.75 cm (12.5" x 16"); (drawing): 31.75 cm x 41 cm (12.5" x 16")Sold without copyright; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.VAT Status: M
Lovely hand painted porcelain figure depicting a heartwarming scene of a cobbler seated at his workbench engaging with a young boy holding a worn shoe. Richly detailed with expressive faces and textured elements like the work tools, clothing folds, and rustic tiled floor. Mounted on a scroll-edged gilt-accented base. A. Borsato sticker label to underside.Issued: 1936 - 1986 Dimensions: 6.75"L x 9"W x 8.75"HCountry of Origin: Italy Condition: Age related wear.
A linen embroidered panel, early 19th century, 'The Trusty Servent', of Winchester College, an anthropomorphic hog dressed in a blue coat holding a selection of tools, with an armorial crest embroidered with the inscription 'HONI SOIT QUE MALY PENSE', 'MANNERS MAKYTH MAN', in a gilt frame, framed, 55 x 41cm Condition ReportKnocks and wear to the frame. Losses to the gilt. Textile looks to be in good condition with a few minor marks and possibly some fading.
This Royal Doulton figurine, titled The Master (HN2319), was produced by the renowned English ceramics manufacturer Royal Doulton. The piece portrays a craftsman at work, embodying the company's attention to detail and character studies. The figurine is hand-painted with vibrant glazes, featuring a seated man meticulously working with his tools. Measuring 7"H, it showcases Royal Doulton's traditional craftsmanship and is marked with the official Royal Doulton backstamp beneath the base.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
A collection of seven fly rods stored in a fishing holdall, accompanied by vintage landing nets, fishing waistcoat & boots, tools and five reels and a spare spool etc. Fly rods including: Sussex Tackle fly rod, 9'6", #7/8 in MCB; Daiwa 9'6" graphite fly rod, #9 in cloth bag; Sundridge Geoffery Bucknall 11' Turbo graphite Fly, #7/9 in MCB; Bruce and Walker "Bob Church" hand built 10' fly rod #10 in MCB; Bob Church Carbon 10'6" Fly rod, possible #8/9 in cloth bag; 12' Glass Coarse rod in green cloth bag; 10' 6" unknown maker fly rod in brown cloth bag.
A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE AND POWER TOOLS, including a Hobbies treadle scroll saw (drive wheel loose), a Parkside mitre saw (PAT pass and working), a vintage Black and Decker drill on stand, three Sainsburys cordless drills with one flat battery but no charger, and a Parkside cordless drill with one battery but no charger (both untested)
A COLLECTION OF POWER TOOLS, including Wickes Professional drill, jigsaw and light, five working batteries, two chargers, two batteries that don't appear to charge, a Black and Decker sander, a Draper sander, a Bosch Xeo trimmer and a JCB and a Parkside screwdrivers etc (all PAT pass and working unless stated)
A BOX OF ASSORTED QUARTZ WRISTWATCHES, WATCH STRAPS AND BRACELETS ETC, a large quantity of assorted watch straps and bracelets, a small quantity of packaged quartz watches, with some tools etc (condition report: general wear, watches have not been tested, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)

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