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Fergusson Blair, The henwife her own experience in her own poultry yard, 1862
£20-£20 plus 21.6% BP*
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Frederick Vine, Saleable shop goods for counter tray and window, third edition 1903
£20-£30 plus 21.6% BP*
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Schuco yes/no monkey stuffed toy, the head with glass eyes above a purple waistcoat, moveable head via the tail, 26cm high
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Schuco felt covered clockwork model, of a pig with a blue cap and playing a violin, 11.5cm high
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Hornby O gauge train set, to include two engines, LMS 6418 and British Railway 3 82011, Fish van RS 699, B.P. RS673, Lumber Wagon RS668, Shell RS676 and other carriages, together with buildings and track, (qty)
£120-£180 plus 21.6% BP*
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Hornby trains to include Hornby Dublo boxed T.P.O mail van set, Hornby D1 signal cabin and a Hornby 4049 Composite Restaurant Car (3)
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Tri - Ang Gyro cycle toy of tin and celluloid with unusual mechanism. Includes original box.
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Lone Star Ford Sunliner Convertible, Roadmasters in white and red, boxed
£20-£30 plus 21.6% BP*
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Schuco 3000 tin plate telesteering car, the blue car with original box, skittles and key
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Mohair teddy bear, the glass eyes with rotating head, hunched back, felt pad arms and feet, 35cm high
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Schuco miniature monkey toy, with tinplate painted face, felt ears, hands and feet, with moveable head, arms and legs, 9cm high
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Exceedingly Rare trial run Zebra Toys A.A .Austin Mini van, number 60, circa 1965, made in England by Benbros Ltd, the yellow van with opening doors, housed within the original box. The trial run model was made by the vendor while working for Benbros, when the company was bought out, most of the trial cars were subsequently destroyed, the AA Austin van model carries the number plate WXH 50 which is the vendors Jaguar number plate at the time
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century Teddy bear, of typical form with jointed tail and head, 40cm high
£20-£30 plus 21.6% BP*
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Marklin O gauge tank locomotive, "Stephenson" No.329, numbered TK 1020 to the rear, 32cm long
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century porcelain toy doll, with black hair and rosy cheeks, together with a bisque porcelain example, another bisque example and three wooden dolls, 5.5cm to 12cm, (6)
£30-£50 plus 21.6% BP*
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A bisque headed doll by S.F.B.J, together with a Armand Marseille porcelain headed doll, (2)
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Two Corgi toy models, to include Corgi Simon Snorkel Fire Engine No 1127 boxed and a Corgi Holmes Wrecker recovery vehicle No 1142, (2)
£20-£30 plus 21.6% BP*
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Jigsaws to include The Union Jack Wartime pack of tank jigsaw, three Good Companion, Through an open window, a Lumar jigsaw, Just William jigsaw and a country house scene example. (8)
£30-£40 plus 21.6% BP*
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Norah Wellings twin dolls, each with velvet bodies and glass eyes, (2)
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*Clocks and Barometers
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An early 20th Century smoking monkey automaton, the standing figure wearing a blue velvet tunic and silk ruff, one hand resting on his sword, his articulated right arm a cheroot holder that when wound brings the cigarette to his mouth with internal bellows sucking in the smoke and realising the smoke, clockwork mechanism, 100cm high
£1,500-£2,500 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century desk timepiece, surmounted by a pug dog above the arched case, white dial with Arabic hours, 15cm high
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III Thomas Moore of Ipswich oak longcase clock, the hood with a stepped cornice above a glazed door, the later long trunk door and base, the brass dial signed Thom Moore Ipswich and with Roman hours, fret spandrels, the thirty hour movement striking on a bell, 210cm high
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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George II green lacquered longcase clock, circa 1730, the concave cornice above a glazed arched hood door flanked by turned columns and arched trunk door above a panel base, with all over green lacquer Chinese scene decoration, the signed Jo's Dudds brass dial with a brass chapter ring and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, twin train movement striking on a bell, 220cm high
£700-£900 plus 21.6% BP*
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Mahogany wall clock, signed Atkinson & Co, Westminster Bridge Road, the painted signed dial with Roman hours, 40cm wide
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Miniature gilt brass carriage clock, with fluted angles, hinged handle and five glass bevelled case, white enamel dial and Roman numerals, lever platform escapement, movement numbered 3006, 9cm high
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Late 19th Century rosewood Vienna wall clock, the case surmounted by a finial flanked arch above barley twist half columns to the long glazed case, the white enamel dial with Roman hours and subsidiary seconds, single train movement, 113cm high
£120-£180 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century marble and cloisonné timepiece, the architectural case with cloisonné roof frieze flat columns and base and with a marble front, champagne dial and black Arabic hours, 8 day movement, 15.5cm high
£180-£220 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century oak barometer, Sneezum Bury St Edmunds, the arched top above a mercury thermometer and weather gauge dial, 8cm high
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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Late 19th Century French tortoiseshell mantel clock, the fruit basket finial above an arched case and scroll feet, white retailed signed dial with twin train movement striking on a gong, 31cm high
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III longcase clock movement, John Wanne, Kr Moorside, the brass chapter ring with silvered dial, signed centre with date aperture, twin train movement striking on a bell, 11inch dial
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Exceedingly fine 19th Century French gilt bronze and silver glass panel mantel clock, made by Jean-Baptiste 1816-1887, retailed by Payne & Co 163 New Bond Street, the putto finial above an arched glaze hood with silver foliate swag design to the interior above a four glass case with conforming decoration, elaborate acanthus scrolls to either side and a putto seated to the base above further silver and glass panels raised on squat feet, twin train movement striking on a bell, 39cm high. This clock is the pair to the example held in the Royal Collection Trust, item number 2908, the only difference being this clock has a retailer and is raised on bun feet
£4,500-£5,500 plus 21.6% BP*
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Jaeger Le Coultre mystery clock, the steel case with glass sides, front and back containing the inline movement, signed to the glass panel front, 16cm wide
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III longcase clock movement, Farnworth, Nottingham, the brass dial with silvered named centre and date aperture, single train movement striking on a bell, 11inch dial
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian ebonized and brass inlaid mantel clock, of large proportions, Charles Desprez, the brass finial top above flower and leaf inlaid decoration, scrolls to the base raised on ball feet, the signed silvered Chas Desires Bristol dial with Roman hours and strike/silent, pull repeat with twin train fusee movement striking on a gong, 71cm high
£1,800-£2,500 plus 21.6% BP*
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Jaeger Le Coultre Atmos clock, the gilt brass case with five glass panels, cream chapter ring with Arabic and arrow hours, numbered 192448, 23cm high
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Jaeger Le Coultre desk time piece/ travelling clock, the lizard skin case with a silvered signed dial and gilt baton hours, retailed by Kirby Beard & Co Paris, 6.5cm wide
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Late 19th Century gilt brass aneroid barometer/thermometer deskpiece, the dial signed E & E. Emanuel, the oval case with hinged carrying handle; enclosed behind bevelled glass on one side an aneroid barometer and on the other a thermometer, 11.5cm high
£300-£500 plus 21.6% BP*
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French gilt brass carriage clock, the corniche case with bevelled glass to the top, sides, front and back, with a white enamel dial signed Pearce & Co, Paris, lever platform escapement and numbered 2063, 17cm high
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century gilt brass clock case, the case with an arched window and an 18th Century man playing an instrument above a C scroll and a tower scene to the base, 45cm high
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century mahogany longcase clock, William Coulter, Saltcoats, the carved pediment above a circular hood and glazed front and panel base, the signed white dial with Roman hours and subsidiary seconds, twin train movement striking on a gong, 207cm high
£500-£700 plus 21.6% BP*
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Novelty desk timepiece, with riding crops and horse shoe case, white enamel dial with black Roman hours, kite mark to the case back, single train movement, 23.5cm high
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century French gilt brass carriage clock, Francois Arsene Margaine, the corniche case with bevelled glass to the top, sides, front and back, with a white enamel dial and Roman numerals, lever platform escapement, twin train striking on a gong, back plate with stamped trade mark for Francois Arsene Margaine, 17cm high
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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Gilt metal clock case, possibly Jaeger Le Coultre, the urn top above a drum case slot and a trio of S shape supports, the base marked 72 388, 36cm high
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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William IV mahogany mantel clock, Pritchard, Birmingham, the arched case with acanthus leaf scrolls above gilt metal fret sides on gilt ball feet, the white signed dial with black Roman hours, single train fusee movement striking on a bell, 45cm high
£400-£600 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century longcase clock, the arched hood with glass door above a long trunk door and panel base, white enamel dial with subsidiary dial, 8 day twin train movement with bell strike, 200cm high
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Henry Pepper bracket clock movement, of small proportions, the signed silvered dial Henry Pepper Maldon, with Roman hours, single train fusee movement striking on a bell, 13cm wide
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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R & Co gilt brass carriage clock, the case with fluted columns and ball finials, five glass case with bevelled edge, white enamel dial and Arabic hours, signed movement R & Co Made in Paris, lever platform escapement, 17cm high
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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French Boulle work clock, the foliate and swag gilt metal mounted clock and Boulle work case, the white painted dial with Arabic hours, single train French movement, 32cm high
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Late 19th Century Vienna wall clock, the concave cornice above reeded column sides to the long glazed case, the white enamel dial having Roman hours and twin train movement, 100cm high
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century gilt brass French drum clock, the ribbed case above arched sides with porcelain plaques and lion mask decoration, the white enamel dial with black Roman hours and show balance, twin train movement striking on a bell, 26cm high
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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