
Lot 234 – An Art Deco bronze nude, the onyx base signed D. H. Chiparus and Etling Paris, 23.5cm including base. Sold £1700

Lot 44 A Burmantofts yellow faience grotesque seated Ibex ewer, impressed mark 555, 32cm high. Sold £260

Lot 39 A Chinese blue and white baluster shaped vase, decorated with flowers and leaves, and an applied serpent around the top, no marks, 39cm high and a small pair of Chinese vases, with flared rims and marks to base in underglaze blue, 26cm high. Sold £1400

Lot 9 – A pair of Chinese octagonal vases, in blue and white, decorated with female figures, signed in underglaze blue, 31cm height – £320

A large collection of 600+ titles of comics, mostly Marvel and DC, to include Superboy No 107 etc., Batman No 57, Superman 144, Action comics, The Atom, Creepy Worlds, Uncanny Tales, The Joker, The Avengers, Green Lantern, The Flash, Firestorm, Metal Men, Spiderman, Supermans girlfriend – Lois Lane, The Brave and the Bold, Justice League, Supergirl etc. – Sold £1900

An album of cigarette cards, to include 19 full sets, including ‘Men of the moment in sport’ (50), 1928, ‘Football caricatures’ (50), 1935, ‘Footballers’ (50), 1928, ‘Cricketers by RIP’ (50) 1926, ‘Turf personalities’ (50), 1929, ‘Racing colours and jockey’ (50), 1906, ‘Sporting celebrities’ (50), 1931, ‘Prominent golfers’ (50), 1931, ‘Shots from the films’ (50), 1936, ‘Gallery of 1934 and 1935’ (100), 1934-1935, ‘Arms and armour’ (50), 1909 etc. – Sold £720

Lot 256 – A Berry’s 18ct platinum and diamond brilliant cut ring, light yellow diamond centre stone surrounded and flanked by diamonds, clarity VS2, approximately 1.2ct, size ‘L’, 20.7g – Sold £2900

Lot 302 – A Chopard ‘Happy Sport’ stainless steel wristwatch, with white dial and seven moving diamonds, boxed with papers, rrp £4340 – Sold £2100

Lot 1 A rare Minton majolica tortoise teapot, the tortoise’s head protruding from its brown shell to form the spout, its tail extending over the shell to form a handle, the cover with a shell knop resting on seaweed, with pink interior, impressed marks and date mark for Minton 1878. 11.9cm high. Sold for £1900

Lot 67 A live steam traction engine, 2″ scale model, with current certificate of pressure and current boiler certificate, 95cm width, 60cm height. Sold £1600

Lot – 211 A Third Reich Second World war DLV flyers knife stamped F & A Helbig and a collection of various daggers / knives, and kukri etc. Sold £800

Lot – 336 A fine exhibition quality late 19th century rosewood and satinwood crossbanded and figured mahogany marquetry inlaid circular table, decorated in the Adam style, with urns, floral decoration and classical figures, 134cm diameter Sold £3200

Lot – 273 Mary Macleod (1866-1957), oil on canvas, signed, monogrammed, MM, half length portrait of a lady wearing a wide brimmed hat (see labels to verso) Sold £400

LOT 221 – Two Webley and two Diana air pistols, boxed (4) – Sold in our Antiques, Interiors and General Sale for £360

LOT 235 – A silver gilt and enamelled goblet, by Fred Rich, London, 1996, 16.6oz, 19.5cm high – Sold in our 11th May Antique, Interiors and General Sale for £950

LOT 38 – A 75cl bottle of Porto VV Niepoort – Sold in our 11th May Antique, Interiors and General Sale for £320

LOT 62 – A porcelain Dresden hand painted tea service – Sold in our 11th May Antique Interiors and General Sale for £320

Lot 63: A model of a steam engine, by Miller and Co. of Portsmouth. 41cm long, 22cm wide. Sold £1800

A United Kingdom 2002 Gold Proof Sovereign Collection, to include half sovereign, full sovereign, two pounds and a five pound coin – Lot 280 sold £3200

The Centenary of the Death of Queen Victoria’, three kilo silver coin, weight 3000g, Republic of Sierra Leone, 2001 – Lot 235 sold £1700

A United Kingdom 2001 Britannia Gold Proof Collection, in 22ct gold to include £10, £25, £50, and £100 gold coins, weights 34.050g, 17.025g, 8.513g and 3.412g – Lot 281 sold £2200

A 2001 Queen Victoria Guernsey gold proof £5 coin, 916/1000 gold, weight 39.94g – lot 287 sold £1450

Three volumes, Wisden Cricketing Almanac, 1881, 1882, and 1883 Sold £1500, and Nine volumes, Wisden Cricketing Almanac, 1914, 15, 16, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, and 1963 Sold £2800

An 18ct white gold tennis bracelet, set with fifty one round brilliant cut diamonds, colour G-H, clarity VS-SI, approx. 9ct weight, (stamped 750) Sold £3,800

An early painted and wood fabricated metal Daimler Sports pedal car by Lines Brothers, cream bodywork, black trim, circa 1940’s, registration LB4242, part of the ‘Rambler’ SeriesSOLD £2600

An American Exhibition Standard live 3 ½ inch gauge steam train, ‘A. & G. W., with case. 114cm length x 19cm width

A live model traction engine, Chas. Burrell and Sons, Thetford, no. 3846, ‘LWB28’. 73cm length x 50cm height Sold £3500

A 1 ½ inch scale Aveling & Porter live model steam roller. (never fired) 90cm length x 51cm height Sold £3200

A live 1 inch scale Showman’s model traction engine, Chas. Burrell and Sons Ltd, Compound Engine, Thetford. 64cm length x 40cm height Sold £3500

An Exhibition Standard live 1 ½ inch scale steam traction engine, Chas. Burrell and Sons Ltd Engineers, Thetford, number 3868, on a wooden stand. 80cm x 53cm Sold £3300

An Exhibition quality live Shand Mason and Company Engineers of London fire tender, with case. 55cm width x 36cm height Sold £4000

A live 1 ½ inch scale traction engine, ‘William Allchin Ltd, Northampton’, number LB2228, ‘L.W. Burford Thrashing Contractors Witney’. (Unfired) 71cm length x 42cm height Sold £3500

Autographs signed by the Beatles, to include George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, reverse of “With the Beatles” LP. Provenance: signed in a hotel in Carlisle on 21st November 1963 for competition winner Margaret Svenson. Margaret had won a competition to meet the Beatles and won the privilege of naming their next album “Beatles For Sale”. Sold £11,100

A 1930’s Art Deco Shelley ‘Chevron’ pattern tea service
numbered 11775, comprising; six trios, cake plate, sugar bowl and cream jug

An unusual Portuguese circular majolica snake plate and two smaller plates, 32cm diameter, 21cm diameter, 14cm diameter sold for £360, 5th February Antique and Interiors Sale

Lot 362: Charles M. Schulz, felt tip, ‘Snoopy and Sally Brown’, 40cm x 32cm, with certificate of authenticity. Sold £320

A 1920’s Lehmann tinplate clockwork 490 ‘Tut Tut’ automobile, the cream motorcar with red trim, the driver wearing a white suit and holding the steering wheel and horn to mouth, spoked wheels and spring wound mechanism operating rear wheels and working bellows, 18cm long

Lenci Skyscaper Lady
The stylish Art Deco pottery figures for which Ars Lenci became celebrated were first shown at the Turin international exhibition in 1928

Lenci Skyscaper Lady
The stylish Art Deco pottery figures for which Ars Lenci became celebrated were first shown at the Turin international exhibition in 1928

Lenci Skyscraper Lady
The stylish Art Deco pottery figures for which Ars Lenci became celebrated were first shown at the Turin international exhibition in 1928

Narwhal tusk
This impressive Antique Narwhal tusk (Monodon Monoceros) Arctic for Sale by Boldon Auction Galleries

Hipkins Patent Single Lever Corkscrew
A Hipkins Patent Single lever corkscrew, stamped C.F Hipkins and son. and a collection of Corkscrews in Newcastle

A silver metal mounted coconut cup
Coconut cups are a variety of standing cup. The cups were made and used in Western Europe in the 15th and 16th Centuries. A revival was seen in Georgian England of the making and use of coconut cups.
The earliest standing cups were referred to as hanaps, they were turned wood bowls with covers. Later versions were formed of silver, coconut or ostrich eggs. Cups with coconut bowls that are mounted in silver or silver-gilt and raised on a stem and foot, were considered fashionable rareties in the late 15th century and throughout the 16th century in Western Europe. Being revived for a short period nearly three centuries later.

A large Clarice Cliff Fantasque ‘Broth’ pattern vase, shape 268, circa 1930, handpainted with a band of web and circle motifs in blue, orange and green, Fantasque mark
A large Clarice Cliff Fantasque ‘Broth’ pattern vase, shape 268, circa 1930, handpainted with a band of web and circle motifs in blue, orange and green, Fantasque mark

Glazed Ceramic Horses
These horses have the orange brown glaze and will be offered for Auction on the 18th of October (Antique and Interiors Sale).

Two Martin Brothers Stoneware
Two Martin Brothers stoneware grotesque bird jars and covers, by Robert Wallace Martin in Newcastle