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Antiques, Interiors & Collectables
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Estimate £300 - £400
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Murano, an Italian Murano glass Birdsong Blossom lamp
Estimate £30 - £50
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Corgi No. 314 Ferrari Berlinetta
Estimate £6000 - £8000
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Soiree Cigarettes of Mauritius 1958 Famous Footballers No.20 Bobby Charlton Manchester United single card.
Estimate £600 - £800
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An early George III silver jug decorated with pastoral scenes, by Thomas Whipham & Charles Wright, London 1765
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Sold for £12500
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Nicolaus Diehl - Early 19th Century Cello
Sold for £19000
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GOFFE & SONS BIRMINGHAM EMERALD GREEN CODD BOTTLE
Sold for £2700
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Frances Mabel Hollams (British, 1877-1963), Portrait of a lady seated on horse.
Sold for £1650
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A medieval posy ring dated 13th to 15th Century.
Sold for £2800
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1962 Fender Precision Bass Guitar in a Fiesta Red finish. Serial number 86946 to back plate. Made in Fullerston, USA.
Sold for £640
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Nathaniel Plimer (British, 1757-1842), Portrait miniature of a lady in white dress with hair band on ivory, blue enamelling to reverse. Miniature circa 1790. With Cynthia Walmsley receipt (1998) Measures 8cm. With Non-Transferable Standard Ivory Exemption Declaration Number 5YP4WT4Q.
Sold for £1400
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A Victorian 18ct gold open face Chronograph pocket watch
Sold for £2700
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1984 William Piper Viola No. 184 - Labelled inside 'WILLIAM PIPER FECE BIRMINGHAM 1984'
Sold for £1500
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Ottoman metal-thread embroidered leather wallet. The rectangular wallet with gilt clasp is embroidered with white metal thread in a leaves and flowers pattern. The cusped flap lifts to reveal the inscription 'Constantinople 1766'. Green silk lining. 17.5cm x 10cm approx.
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Sold for £1800
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Polistil Batmobile No. 34, scarce and sought-after, generally excellent in excellent to good plus pictorial box (Sellotape residue) with folding display lid (small crease to right hand corner and small tears to edges of cut-out display, black plastic upper and metal chassis, red plastic hubs with black tyres, silver detail to rocket launchers and roof frame, clear windows, Batman and Robin figures and complete aerial. Contents unchecked for completeness or correctness and viewing highly recommended.
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Sold for £2100
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An exceptionally pretty five stone, old mine cut diamond ring, set in unmarked yellow gold (tests as 18ct) and white gold. Total diamond weight approx 1.65ct. Total weight 3.73g approx. Central diamond very lively, approx 0.7ct, colour E/F, clarity approx SI1 (small mineral inclusions under table/ crown facet edge - not visible to naked eye). Diamonds in generally good condition with only minor nibbles and scratches as would be expected. With ring is insurance valuation report dated 1997.
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Sold for £820
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A 1960s Ercol light elm 'Giraffe' room divider, model No.363, having four open upper shelves over twin lower cupboard section with one internal shelf, turned tapering supports united by stretchers, height 191cm, width 88cm, depth 41cm. Stands well and is structurally solid. Good original patina, with some light scratches to shelves.
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Sold for £3400
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D.C Thomson Adventure and Vanguard Football Photos Dixie Dean single card.
Sold for £1700
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Donald McIntyre (British, 1923-2009) ‘Holding the Boat No2’ acrylic on board, signed with monogram ‘DMC’ to lower right. 34cm x 24cm. Donald McIntyre, born in Leeds, was a landscape and coastal painter and developed a style in the Scottish Colourist Tradition and was a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art. Provenance, from a private collection.
