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1964 Triumph Herald 1200, navy blue, petrol, saloon, Registration No GMF818B, Date of Registration 1964, two previous owners, the last acquired it in 1977, Recorded Mileage 55,900 approx, No current M.O.T, some service history, V5 Document, last MOT Expired 2009, with then 55,000 miles registered, Tax Class is a Historic Vehicle. Sold as seen, this car has been garaged for a good number of years and has not been driven during this time. It is being sold on instructions from a local Solicitor, under Court of Protection provisions for a client. £2000-4000
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Albatross Mk II continental motorboat, builder: Albatross Marine Ltd, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England. Length 15' 3" (4.6m). Beam 4' 11" (1.5m). Draught 1' 3" (0.4m). Construction: riveted aluminium alloy. Engine: Ford 122e or Coventry Climax. Direct drive: no clutch or gearbox. Max speed: approx 40 mph. Fuel consumption: 1.5 galls/hr (5.7ltrs/hr) at 3000rpm, 3 galls/hr (13.6 ltrs/hr) at 5000rpm £4500-5500
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Pair of Royal Worcester figures, male and female Bringaree Indians, model 1243, 23cm high £80-100
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Royal Worcester blush Ivory figure of a classical Maiden with pipes, Puce printed back stamp, model No.828. Date mark for 1918, 30cm £60-100
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Group of Crown Derby miniatures in Imari pattern, including a milk churn, coal scuttle, cauldron, cup and saucer and mug and pill box and cover £100-150
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Royal Crown Derby Imari porcelain, a pair of early pots with crossed swords mark, one with cover, and three later Royal Crown Derby vases, largest 9cm £50-100
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Worcester porcelain, a pot pouri painted with peacocks, signed J H (James Hadley), a similar vase painted with fruit, castle top landscape vase, and another painted with roses (4), largest 26cm £150-250
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Two Copeland, Staffordshire plates from Royal Yacht Osborne (Queen Victoria/ Edward VII) decorated with a Queens Crown above "Her Majesties Yacht", within a border of blue and gilt scrolling foliage, circa 1890-1901, 25.5cm & 21.5cm & a cake stand with a Princes crown above "The Royal Yacht". 15cm High.
Compare with a similar plate in The National Maritime Museum accession no AAA5390. The central motif of the NMM plate is decorated with a Queens Crown above Her Majesties Yacht. It appears that this plate bears a Princes crown. The motif was probably changed when the Prince either took possesion of the Yacht for a period of convalescence when the yacht was moored near Osborne House, Isle of Wight; or on his accession to the throne. £40-60
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A 19th century salt glazed stoneware tobacconist's jar with polychrome decoration of figures, possibly Turks smoking pipes. 35cm High £60-100
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Staffordshire figure of a gardener, 21cm high, another of a nobleman seated with parrot, a flat back group of children on a gate and another of two figures by a spring, (4) £100-150
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Four Victorian Prattware Pot Lids, in round turned wood frames, including 'Hauling in the Trawl', 'A Pair' , 'Uncle Toby' and 'I consent she replied' (in frame but missing frame back). £50-80
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Worcester coffee cup c.1770 brightly decorated probably London with sprays of flowers, further sprigs inside, 6.2cm £80-120
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Four Victorian Prattware Pot Lids including 'On Guard', 'The Thirsty Soldier', and 'The Enthusiast' in round turned wood frames, and 'Hauling in the Trawl'-unframed. £50-80
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Pair of Worcester saucers c.1770 painted in the manner of James Giles with colourful sprays of European flowers and single scattered blooms, brown line rims, blue crossed swords & 9 mark diameter 13.3cm £80-120
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A Victorian Prattware Pot Lid depicting Hamlet and the ghost of his father. £40-60
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Chelsea Derby coffee cup c.1770-75, moulded with flowering branches, painted in Giles atelier with band of flowers to rim, footrim with Sevres style blue gilt border, gold anchor mark 7cm Gerald Coke 'in search of James Giles p 175 shows teapot with identical decoration. £60-100
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Four Victorian Prattware Pot Lids including 'The Shrimpers', 'War', 'Peace', and 'Shells' in round turned wood frames. £40-60
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Worcester saucer c.1775 with Warmstry fluted well painted in the James Giles atelier in dry blue with flowers in the windswept style , diameter 13.4cm £100-150
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Six Victorian Prattware Pot Lids in round turned wood frames including 'Embarking for the East', 'The Allied Generals: Lord Raglan and Gen. Canrobert', 'No: By heaven I exclaim'd may I perish, If ever I plant in that bosom a thorn', another of men playing chess 'A Fix', 'French Street Scene', and 'The Fishbarrow' . £60-80
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Worcester blue and white sucrier and cover c.1770-75 printed with three flowers pattern the reverse with moth and rare flower sprig 13.2cm Branyan French & Sandon 'Worcester blue and white porcelain 11.C.19 which illustrates a milk jug bearing the rare reverse print £150-250
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Delft vase decorated with a peacock amongst flowers, 26cm, another decorated with a vase of flowers 23cm and a charger 34cm £120-150
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Worcester sparrow beak jug c.1775 painted with Chinoiserie figures and a stylised border to inside rim 10cm high £40-60
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Royal Worcester plate with foliate gilt border and vignettes of roses by George Cole. 1911. 26cm £80-120
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Chantilly type square dish c.1780 painted in bright blue with sprigs of flowers and with a blue line border 20cm wide £40-60
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19th century Royal Worcester jardinière with impressed marks to base, 20cm £80-120
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Unusual pair of c.1780 ice cups with lids moulded with artichoke leaves, painted in blue and white with flowers and with stylised borders possibly Continental 11cm high £60-100
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Pair of Royal Worcester plates decorated with Waratah & Red Gum flowers by E Phillips for Flavelle Brothers Ltd, Sydney, Australia. Date mark for 1917. 15cm £60-100
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Bristol saucer c.1775 well painted with garlands and flowers gilt dentil border 10.4cms £80-120
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Royal Crown Derby, pair of candlesticks in the Traditional Imari Pattern. 451, Bloor Derby coffee can, Stevenson & Hancock sugar bowl and tea cup £80-120
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A pair of Crown Devon porcelain plaques, painted with Highland cattle, signed 'G Cox', each 18.5cm x 24cm £80-120
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Pair of Majolica style stoneware jugs decorated with fish 20cm and 16cm £50-100
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19th stone ware jug with blue glazed rim 19cm £50-100
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Early 20th century Dresden porcelain vase painted with a young woman with putti, in a landscape, signed A Loffler, with gilt metal mounts, 54.5cm high £1000-1500
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Early 20th century Dresden monkey band (8), the tallest 16cm £100-200
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Early 20th century Dresden figure of a man in a red jacket 23cm, five other Dresden figures and Dresden basket. £100-200
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Italian Majolica blue and white Talevera tazza decorated with a central hare within a border of birds, circa 1700, 24.5cm diameter £150-200
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Two Meissen moulded plates decorated with foliage decoration, each with blue crossed swords mark to base, circa 1815-1923, 26cm and 23.5cm diameter £60-100
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19th century delft tile panel, comprising 16 squares, 47cm square, mounted and framed £50-80
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Antiquarian Islamic pottery bowl decorated with a lion and a hare, 26cm £100-150
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19th century delftware bowl, diameter 39cm £100-200
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Near pair of 19th century Dresden porcelain figures of a man and woman in costume, 40cm high £300-500
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Set of six 19th century French porcelain plates, hand painted with portraits of ladies, the portraits signed "Ney", 23.5cm diameter £200-300
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Pair of Royal Dux figures of a man and a woman, applied triangle mark to base 27cm £60-100
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Nailsea glass walking cane, 11cm long £40-60
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Bohemian ruby flash white overlay tulip form vase, hand painted floral plaques and gilt decoration, 19th century, 34cm £200-300
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Griffe etched glass vase of urn form with ring handles, 51cm high £200-300
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Two Bristol blue decanters and stoppers with gilt decoration, Brandy and Rum, each approx 21cm high, and a pair of rectangular section decanters and stoppers with gilt decoration, 25cm high £100-150
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Waterford crystal Lissmore glass tableware including set of six claret glasses, six goblets, set of six tumblers and a decanter. £80-120
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Probably Clichy, blue swirl paperweight. 5.5cm diameter. £200-300
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Early 19th century engraved hunting goblet. 23cm High £150-200
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