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A 20th Century mahogany and burr walnut rectangular casket or collectors' chest of sarcophagus form with raised and angled panels to lid, front, back and sides, on splayed bracket feet, 17ins wide x 10ins deep x 10ins high £100-150
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A mahogany wall mounted display cabinet with moulded cornice and side opening door, 34ins wide x 11.5ins deep x 16ins high, and one other mahogany framed table display cabinet with mirrored base and sliding doors to base, 16ins wide x 14ins deep x 24ins high £120-160
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A Victorian polished cast iron octagonal oil heater, the cast iron pierced cover with ornate finials above glazed side panels, 11ins square x 32ins high (now fitted with electric bulb) £80-120
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A microscope by Ernest Leitz, No. 276328, with three objective lenses, contained in fitted mahogany box, and three other microscopes in mahogany boxes £150-250
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A 1950s black Bakelite telephone, Model 332, by H.T.M. of Liverpool, No. YA 6246 (in new unissued condition - converted to use modern telephone plug fixing) £120-160
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A 1950s Swiss black Bakelite wall mounted telephone with twin bells above by Weidmann (Model No. 4259 - in new unissued condition - now converted to be used with modern telephone plug-in fitting), and a Second World War R.A.F. "Operations Room" black enamelled metal candlestick pattern microphone, 12.5ins high £100-150
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A 1930s Swiss telephone by Jydsk with black japanned and gilt finish, 13ins high £100-150
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A 1950s Robert's Radio portable valve radio (to take two large batteries), in green leather cloth covered case, 10ins wide x 5ins deep x 6.5ins high £80-120
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A Fuji "Cherry" portable tape recorder in grey and cream plastic casing, 9.5ins wide x 5.5ins deep x 3ins high £60-80
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A 1930s Strad mains operated valve radio in brown mottled Bakelite casing of Art Deco design, 15.5ins wide x 7.5ins deep x 10ins high £80-120
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A 1950s Pye "Black Box" four speed record player in mahogany bow-fronted case, 17ins wide x 14ins deep x 11.5ins high (as new with original instructions and paperwork) £100-150
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A 1960s German "Bird in a Bronzed Cage" - Two bird automaton with red and yellow feathers, one seated on a branch within a bronzed cylindrical cage, base 6.5ins diameter x 10.5ins high £200-300
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A 1920s Jofens "The Fortuna" penny-in-the-slot bagatelle game (to win a cigar token), in oak case with shaped and moulded cresting and black and gilt glass to front, 12.5ins wide x 6.75ins deep x 36ins high £500-700
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A 1930s Mills "Baby Official Pin Table" - A penny-in-the-slot table topped pinball bagatelle supplied by Hopper Automatics, 145 Pentonville Road, London, in ebonised case, 11ins wide x 22ins deep x 14ins high £100-150
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A 1930s mahogany cased penny-in-the-slot table topped pinball bagatelle, 12ins wide x 24ins deep x 7ins high £150-200
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A 20th Century French oak cased coin-in-the-slot Blondeau "Alwin" (to take 10 franc coins), 15.75ins wide x 5.25ins deep x 22ins high £350-500
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A 1930s oak cased penny-in-the-slot "Flash-A-Win" gaming machine to take 3d, 6d and 9d, with repainted colour wheel, in ornate aluminium front panel, 19ins wide x 7.5ins deep x 34ins high £150-200
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A 1930s oak cased penny-in-the-slot "Pool Tote" pusher, No. 1176, with polished aluminium front with seven slots, 20ins wide x 7ins deep x 31ins high £250-400
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A 1950s Bryan's oak cased penny-in-the-slot "Pilwin" Alwin game with clown's face to back panel, in modern replica oak case, 20.5ins wide x 7.5ins deep x 31ins high £300-500
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A 1950s Parker's Automatics cased penny-in-the-slot "Carousel" Alwin game with view of fun fair to back panel, 18ins wide x 6ins deep x 32ins high £450-600
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A 1950s Bryan's oak cased penny-in-the-slot "Five-Win" Alwin game, with orange, green and blue back panel, in modern replica oak case, 20.5ins wide 6.5ins deep x 32ins high £350-500
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A 1950s Parker's Automatics walnut and birdseye maple cased penny-in-the-slot "Carousel" Alwin with view of fun fair to back panel, in case of "Art Deco" design with rounded front corners, 20ins wide x 6.5ins deep x 32ins high £450-600
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A 1950s American stained wood cased table top penny-in-the-slot "Sweet Sally" roulette style game by The Exhibit Supply Co., Chicago, 20ins wide x 17ins deep x 5ins high £150-200
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A 1950s Bryan's oak cased penny-in-the-slot "Clock" jackpot game with large central clock dial, 9ins diameter, the front with plated metal mounts, 18ins wide x 9.5ins deep x 26ins high £300-400
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A 1950s Caille Commercial oak cased penny-in-the-slot gaming machine with central roulette style wheel (repainted), in modern oak case, 16.5ins wide x 9.25ins deep x 25.5ins high £350-500
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A 1950s Bradley's oak cased penny-in-the-slot gaming machine - "The Challenger", the mahogany front panel with fifteen slots each paying different returns, 23.5ins wide x 9ins deep x 36ins high £200-300
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A 1950s Bradley's oak cased penny-in-the-slot gaming machine - "The Challenger", the aluminium front with fifteen slots each paying different returns, 23.5ins wide x 9ins deep x 36ins high £200-300
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A 1970s Bryan's "Bullion" painted finish and oak fronted cased penny-in-the-slot gaming machine (to take one decimal penny), the front with five numbered indicators taking five different stakes, the front with plated mounts, 16.5ins wide x 10.5ins deep x 32ins high £200-300
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A 1950s Bryan's painted and metal fronted cased "Double Top" penny-in-the-slot Alwin (for two players) twin dartboard pattern face within hammered metal casing, 26.5ins wide x 6ins deep x 21ins high £250-350
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A 1970s Bryan's penny-in-the-slot "Magic" machine, No. 230, showing "The String Cutting Extraordinary Trick", in grey crackelure finish case of tapered form with chromium plated mounts, 14ins wide x 12ins deep x 22ins high £750-1000
Note: Constructed using original Bryan's components, in replica case
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A modern replica oak cased penny-in-the-slot "Gretna-Green-The Smithy" penny flick machine with a penny flicked from a blacksmith's anvil, 17ins wide x 5.5ins deep x 26.75ins high £300-500
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A modern replica mahogany cased penny-in-the-slot "Automatic Blow Ball" game, originally made by W. Hayden & Co, Church Street, Islington, the oval central pitch flanked by two movable "Blowing Pierrots' Heads", contained in case with angled glazed front, 23ins wide x 11ins deep x 30ins high £700-1000
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A modern stained wood cased replica of Bryan's penny-in-the-slot "The Rippler" game (ten balls for a penny), with sloping fronted case, 14ins wide x 11ins deep x 21ins high £150-250
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A 1960s N.S.M. (German) metal cased "Big Strike" penny-in-the-slot bowling game, the silvered finished case flanked by twin black finish panels, 22.25ins wide x 9ins deep x 28ins high £150-250
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A 1960s "Easy Push" Mk.2 electrically powered penny-in-the-slot "Penny Tipper" machine, in walnut effect plastic laminate case, 20ins wide x 11ins deep x 31ins high £200-300
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A 1960s "Penny Flash" electric powered penny-in-the-slot fruit machine, with blue mottled laminate fronted case, 20ins wide x 20ins deep x 26ins high £100-150
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A 1960s American Mill's "Bell-O-Matic" 6d-in-the-slot one armed bandit - "Jackpot" model, in green enamelled metal and oak casing, 16ins wide x 16ins deep x 27ins high £450-600
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A 1970s Greaves Amusements 2p coin-in-the-slot "One Armed Bandit" with chromium plated and glazed front and with wood effect plastic laminate outer casing, 16ins wide x 17.5ins deep x 39ins high £150-200
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A 1950s "Twenty-One" penny-in-the-slot "Trade Stimulator" machine with green enamelled metal and polished aluminium front and with stained wood casing, 13.5ins wide x 10ins deep x 11.75ins high £150-200
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An American coin-in-the-slot "Jelly Bean" dispensing machine and a ditto "Beaver" chocolate dispensing machine, 15ins and 16ins high respectively £100-150
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A modern Northern Beaver £1-in-the-slot pedestal vending machine of 1950s design, the square plated metal casing with perspex side panels and on pedestal base, 10.75ins square x 46ins high, and with additional coin-in-the-slot mechanism for same £80-120
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A 1950s electrically powered penny-in-the-slot "Soccer" Pin Ball table, the pitch with ten electrically operated "kicking" footballers and goal keeper, in stained wood framed case with glazed top, on square legs, 21ins wide x 42ins deep x 38ins high £400-600
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A 1950s American electrically powered penny-in-the-slot "Spitfire" pinball machine by Genco, in beechwood and stained beechwood case with glazed top and square legs, 20.5ins wide x 39ins deep x 42ins high £400-600
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A 1950s American electrically powered one shilling-in-the-slot "Turf Champ" pinball gaming machine by Stoner Manufacturing Corporation Illinois, sold by Ruffler and Walker, London, the table top horse racing scene with seven horse gaming slots, in beechwood framed and painted case with glazed top, on square legs, 23ins wide x 45.5ins deep x 43.5ins high £600-800
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A 1960s American "Gottlieb's Mibs" electrically powered 5p in-the-slot pinball machine manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Co, Chicago, Illinois, with glazed fronted back panel containing balls and score and aluminium framed casing and on Chromium plated legs, 23ins wide x 53ins deep x 66ins high (upper case somewhat scuffed) £250-400
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A 1960s "William's Friendship 7" electrically powered coin-in-the slot pinball machine manufactured by Williams Electronic Manufacturing Corp, Chicago, Illinois, the illuminated upper panel depicting a spaceship, a spaceman and worded "Friendship 7" with aluminium framed table top casing and on Chromium plated legs, 22ins wide x 52ins deep x 66ins high £250-400
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A 1950s Bradley's "Jewel Box" table top penny-in-the-slot grab machine with exposed mechanism, in stained wood and glazed square cabinet with cast aluminium front panel, 21ins wide x 19.5ins deep x 40ins high £800-1200
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A good late 19th/early 20th Century American cream painted cast iron one-cent-in-the-slot "Mutoscope", No. 15680 by The Mutoscope and Biograph Co, New York, in ornate cream painted cast iron casing with gilt winged eagle panels to the circular side panels and the stand cast with circular "Indian Head" panels, surmounted by rectangular sign board advertising "Teasing - He got what he wanted", 17.5ins wide x 18ins deep x 63ins high (casing repainted and requiring some restoration) £2500-3500
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A good late 19th/early 20th Century American green painted cast iron penny-in-the-slot "Mutoscope", No. L1758, by The American Mutoscope Co., New York, in ornate repainted green cast iron casing with clam shell pattern sides, surmounted by a rectangular sign board advertising "Real Motion Pictures - "Pride of Paris", depicting lightly draped young women, 19ins wide x 20ins deep x 66ins high £2500-3500
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