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Box of Treen, decorative plate, bridge boxes, apple peeler, multi-slicer and wire cupcake stand

Boxed Pifco potato peeler and boxed Etel basin taps

Walter LANGLEY (1852-1922) The Potato Peeler Watercolour, signed, 35 x 27cm, 47 x 40cm framed.

A Georg Jensen orange/citrus peeler in stainless steel, 10cm

Three Georg Jensen gauges, together with a further abstract candlestick, polished steel bowl, four-sconce candleholder, orange peeler in box, etc.

An Edwardian silver orange peeler, stamped Patent Orange Peeler, RD.389455, Sheffield 1902, William Needham, along with a set of silver teaspoons and sugar nips, cased and silver caddy spoon and sugars, cased, 99 grams. (S) 

A late 19th / early 20th Century orange peeler, having an Ivorine handle, the electroplated blade bearing a registered design number, 13 cm

This vintage grouping of kitchen and cocktail utensils features 2 Chip-Chop wooden handled ice picks with cocktail recipes printed on the red and green handles. Also, included Bakelite cocktail spoon, honing steel, 2 citrus cutters, masher, reamer, peeler, citrus juicer, 2 small Cream-Top ladles, 2 simple icepicks, 3 corkscrews, Peerless can or bottle opener patented 1908, brass ice scraper, and Coolerator ice cube carver Pat No 2070773. Issued: Early 20th CenturyCondition: Age related wear.

1939 ARMY LADLE, MOP ORANGE PEELER & ASSORTED CUTLERY

A MECHANICAL APPLE PEELER, A 'DAVIS' MILK BOILER an A.S.Co Columbia patent tin opener, a tin pie mould, and other kitchenalia

Mixed metalware and a Kali apple peeler. Not available for in-house P&P

Two boxes of miscellaneous tools, apple peeler, etc.

A lot of miscellaneous items, including an 830/1000 silver candlestick and ginger coupe (peeler), 1st half of the 20th century, to. 3x.

A collection of silver and mother-of-pearl fruit knives and forks, comprising: a pair, London circa 1800, inscribed 'R.R to S.B', another fruit knife and fork, a combination fruit knife and orange peeler, an American combination fruit knife and orange peeler, plus eight further fruit knives, carved mother-of-pearl decoration, a silver fruit knife, a mother-of-pearl penknife, and a pair of steel scissors in a shagreen case. (17)Provenance: A Private Collection.

A collection of Royal Doulton Doultonville toby jugs to include Mr Littigate, Mr Farrow, Capt Salt, Major Green, Miss Studious, Fred Fearless, Rev Cassock & Sgt Peeler(8)

A small quantity of collectable items, comprising Aga pan rack, apple peeler, knife sharpener and tiger coat hooks

A pair of bronzed Campana vases, on square bases, 9" high, a shaped pewter dish, 14" dia, a pair of pewter candlesticks and a vintage apple peeler

BRAND NEW RUC / ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY 'PEELER' OVER COVERALL

Kettle (WITHDRAWN), potato peeler etc

CARTON WITH A RED MONEY BOX, APPLE PEELER, DECORATIVE TIN & A PAPER PUNCH

A Philips Hi-fi with iPhone/iPad dock; a DVD player with remote control; a Breville four slice toaster and a potato peeler/salad spinner

A large quantity of basketball cards including Topps & Fleer examples, with Kobe Bryant, Robert Horry, Eddie Jones, Anthony Peeler, Shaquille O'Neal and more. Also Including an album of NFL trading cards and London Monarchs cap.

1 Medium size 20th century Plique A Jour enamel button.This lovely blue Plique A Jour enamel button in the shape of a heart is made of copper and depicts a decorative bow design. This example was made by the artist EJ Peeler (Broadhead) and is a nice example of a pictorial (not a pattern nor a realistic) enamel button. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Unless otherwise noted we find no significant condition concerns except for normal age related wear for the age of these items.

A Hallmarked Silver Handled Brush, HM, Birmingham 1911, together with a button hook, sugar tongs, leaf spoon, citrus peeler, salt pot, etc.

1 Large 20th century studio artist button of a BUG!This colorful Plique A Jour enamel button from the collection of Nikki Deal was made by the studio artist E.J. Peeler or sometimes known as E.J. Broadhead. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Unless otherwise noted we find no significant condition concerns except for normal age related wear for the age of these items.

A collection of Royal Doulton figures to include Mr Pickwick, Bunnykins police man DB64, Toby Jug, sergeant Peeler D6720 C1984, Bunnykins skier DB31 C1984, Royal Doulton Miss Demure RD No 753474,RD figure Sit,  HN3123,Innocence HN3730, RD Daisy figure HN3803, and Ch Basford British Bulldog Mascot. Tallest figure Daisy 24 cm tall Condition: all in good condition apart form the tip of the tail on the skier, see all pictures. ( 9 )

A Demille vintage home potato peeler

 A collection of Royal Doulton figures to include Mr Pickwick, Bunnykins police man DB64, Toby Jug, sergeant Peeler D6720 C1984, Bunnykins skier DB31 C1984, Royal Doulton Miss Demure RD No 753474,RD figure Sit,  HN3123,Innocence HN3730, RD Daisy figure HN3803, and Ch Basford British Bulldog Mascot. Tallest figure Daisy 24 cm tall Condition: all in good condition apart form the tip of the tail on the skier, see all pictures. ( 9 )

Royal Doulton Doultonville toby jugs to include Betty Bitters x 2, Mr Tonsil x 2, Rev Cassock, Major Green, Sgt peeler, Mr Brisket, Mr Litigate, Miss Studious and Mr Furrow (11)

A vintage Legumex spud peeler & a Follows & Bate Ltd. marmalade cutter.

Hilliard & Thomason silver handled orange peeler and silver oval frame (2).

Mixed Lot: A late Victorian silver vester, Birmingham 1899 (a/f) together with an Elkington & Co silver plated orange peeler (2)

Decorative metalware including fire irons, copper jugs, Goodell apple peeler, brass log bin, pair andirons etc

19thC Little Star apple corer and peeler, marked Leomis Mass and patented June 85, maximum length 36cm

A large Victorian apple peeler

Sewing Machine (Nähmaschine) von Fumio Yoshimura, um 1970Raffinierte Lindenholz-Skulptur von Fumio Yoshimura (1926-2002). Detailgetreu geschnitzte Gestell-Näh-maschine im Maßstab 1:1. "Singer"-Plakette, Antriebsriemen, Nadel und Fußpedal sind komplett aus Holz gefertigt (78 x 42 x 94 cm). - Dabei ein Original-Pressephoto (A4), das Yoshimura mit seiner Nähmaschinen-Skulptur in seinem Studio zeigt. Rückseitig beschriftet "Fumio Yoshimura, husband of Kate Millet" und mit Pressestempel "The Observer, 24 Jan.". - Anläßlich seines Todes veröffentlichte die New York Times einen Nachruf und nannte ihn den "Sculptor of (the) Everyday". Fumio Yoshimura, geboren in Japan, studierte Kunst an der Kunstakademie in Tokio, emigrierte 1963 in die USA und lernte in New York autodidaktisch die Holzschnitzerei mit Meißel, Messern und Bohrern kennen. Er schuf sich sein eigenes Studio und kreierte detaillierte hölzerne Replikas von Pflanzen, Maschinen und verschiedensten Gebrauchsgegenständen wie Schreibmaschinen, Motorrädern und ausgefallenen Fahrrädern - alle Reproduktionen im Maßstab 1:1, aus unlackiertem Lindenholz. - 1965 heiratete Yoshimura die berühmte amerikanische Schriftstellerin, Bildhauerin und Feministin Kate Millet, die ihm 1970 ihr Werk "Sexual Politics" widmete. - Obwohl Yoshi­mura niemals Personen in seiner Arbeit darstellte, wurden in seinen Objekten indirekt deren Tätigkeiten dargestellt, wie in einem Apfelschäler mit einer halbgeschälten Frucht. Er erinnert mit seinen raffinierten Lin-denholz-Skulpturen, die er selbst "ghosts of the original objects" nannte, an die Zeit der Pop-Art und an den Funktionalismus von Andy Warhol. - Yoshimuras Skulpturen sind in namhaften Museumssammlungen zu finden, wie zum Beispiel im Philadelphia Museum of Arts, the Hood Museum of Art am Dartmouth College und im Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach. - Die hier angebotene Nähmaschinenskulptur ist ein attraktives Original-Kunstwerk eines großen und bedeutenden Künstlers der Moderne. Start Price: EUR 1800 Zustand: (2/-)Sewing Machine by Fumio Yoshimura, c. 1970Static linden wood sculpture of a treadle sewing machine with carved "Singer" plaque, bobbins, fretwork treadle, drive-belt and wheel, on serpentine base with drawer-fronts, wd. 30 ½ x dp. 16 ½ x ht. 37 in. (78 x 42 x 94 cm). - Accompanying the sculpture is an 8 x 11 in. press photograph of Yoshimura standing before this sewing machine sculpture in his studio, the reverse with pencil inscription: "Fumio Yoshimura, husband of Kate Millet" and press stamp from "The Observer" newspaper, 24. January. - Heralded by the "New York Times" as "Sculptor of (the) Everyday", Fumio Yoshimura (1926-2002) was born in Japan and studied painting at the Tokyo University of Arts. After moving to New York in 1963, Yoshimura taught himself wood carving with an assortment of chisels, knives and drills. He established his own studio and created detailed sculptures of ephemeral life, such as flowers and food, as well utilitarian items - typewriters, motorbikes, machines - which he reproduced on a 1:1 scale in unfinished linden wood. - In 1965 Yoshimura married the prominent American feminist author, artist and activist Kate Millet, whose 1970 work "Sexual Politics" is dedicated to him. - Though he never depicted people in his work, the "New York Times" notes that "human activities are often implied in objects like an apple peeler (containing) a half-skinned piece of fruit". The simple, pared-down lines of Yoshimura's everyday items, which he described as representing the "ghosts of the original objects", are reminiscent of the Pop Art movement and the functionalism of Andy Warhol. - Yoshimura's sculptures are to be found in the collections of national museums, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College and the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach. - A beautiful work by a significant modern artist. Start Price: EUR 1800 Condition: (2/-)

A Vintage Cream Enamelled "Kwikpeel" Apple Peeler

A COMMERCIAL APPLE PEELER, CORER AND SEGMENTER BY F. B. PEASE CO., ROCHSETER N.Y. stamped 1994 P25AL PEASE, on a stainless steel stand, measuring 122cm high x 76cm wide x 75cm deepNote: In 1876 Frank Beech Pease formed his machinery company, which was involved with apple handling equipment for more than a century. There were five commercial patents, the last in 1938. A 'triple model' handled 12-15 bushels per hour. This model is the 'Delux hand-operated parer' for restaurants, bakeries and pie shops. Provenance: The John Reckless collection of Kitchenalia

Twelve Royal Doulton "The Doultonville Collection" character jugs including Charlie Cheer, Sergeant Peeler, Pat Parcel etc, 11 cm tallest

A collection of costume jewellery to include beaded necklaces, brooches and bangles; together with a silver orange-peeler with mother of pearl handle, silver cased fob watches, photograph frames etc

vintage apple peeler and corer

The 'Kwikpeel' Apple Peeler in cream enamel with table clamp, together with a Walker Desmond fruit press, circa 1950's/60's.

Edw.VII silver fruit knife and orange peeler,by William Needham Sheffield 1901, stamped Patent Orange Peeler, RD.389455, plain blade 1902, mother of pearl handle L8.5cm closed, and a Victorian hallmarked silver bladed mother of pearl soft fruit knife, Sheffield 1847, both with presentation inscriptions (2)

27x Royal Doulton 'Doultonville' Collection Toby Jugs. Including; Len Lifebelt, Dr. Pulse, Mrs. Loan, Miss Studious, Rev. Cassock, Pat Parcel, Sgt. Peeler, Capt. Salt, Miss. Nostrum, etc. One duplicate, plus a Royal Worcester Toby Jug and a miniature Royal Doulton jug. Together with a few boxes. VGC-Mint. £120-180

Set of scales by the North Eastern Scale Company, 89 Lambert Street Hull together with a vintage cast iron apple peeler.

Bench mounted peeler

A Vintage legumex vegetable peeler, together with a galvanized tin bucket, planter and pan, a cast iron skillet and three wicker baskets (8)

A collection of silver to include; A small silver powder pot with metal and leather centre and marcasite model of a lizard to top, silver hallmarked for Birmingham 1921 by Adie Bros Ltd, with a leather lined silver purse with ring handle to chain and engraved decoration to sides, hallmarked Birmingham 1919 by S. Blanckensee and Sons Ltd, a silver handled steel orange peeler, Chester hallmarks, with a Sampson Mordan and Co Sterling Silver propelling pencil part and a novelty golf related pencil or match holder. Together with a base metal Art Nouveau style stamp box. Tarnishing, denting, scratching, staining.

A late 19th Century brass Salter & Co bottle jack, keywind operation, also a turnip knife and a sugar beet/swede gatherer's fork each with turned wooden handles, a tin opener, an adjustable cheese slicer, an apple corer, a potato peeler, a knife sharpener, a pair of steel Gambia tin snips, a vegetable chopper and a brass cylindrical hand operated mincer, a 19th Century turned hardwood rope/sail makers Fid, length 45cm, a hand ‘T’ shaped gouging tool by W Gilpin, a similar tool, a tie press, a mahogany cased half plate camera slide and a photographic Primus airy drying rack for slides. (qty)

A cherry pipper, apple peeler and a flat iron on metal trivet

A cordless torch, electric peeler & travel iron etc.

Curtis Jere (Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels, established 1963) - A large Pop Art style sculpture of a vegetable peeler, signed C Jere 1979, approximately 112 cm (l)

Antique hand-cranked apple peeler to/w bronzed easel frame in the Rococo taste (2)

Judge JEA67 Electric Potato Peeler, Fully Automatic Vegetable Peeler One-Touch Operation 6 Stainless Steel Blades Automatically Peel Up To 1kg Potatoes In Approx. 2-3 Minutes Fully Automatic One-Touch Operation

A 1950s German Vegetable Peeler in Original Cardboard Box

Boxed cooper automatic potato peeler

A vintage red enamel bread bin with black lettering - sold with a boxed apple peeler

An Edwardian or later mahogany cranberry hand picker with shaped sides and comb base, width 20cm, a 19th Century straw bale binder, a wooden based cane binder, a granny’s tooth wooden based router plane, a plated olive picker, a 1930s Bakelite handle Mo-It peeler and an iron meat jack spit holder. (7)

An Edward VII silver and mother of pearl orange peeler and fruit knife, William Nowell, Sheffield 1907, and an Elizabeth II silver decanter label for port, decorated with two men holding fruit basket above the face of Bacchus, 0.91oz, London 1973, (2).

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PATENT FRUIT KNIFE AND ORANGE PEELER by William Needham, Sheffield 1903, stamped PATENT Orange Peeler, and with a registration number, mother-of-pearl handle, with a plain blade and a pierced spoon-shaped blade. Length closed 8.3cm