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Railwayana - an oval shaped painted cast brass works plate, raised lettering on a red ground, 'MANNING, WARDLE & CO LTD., 1880, LEEDS. 1915', 14.5cm high, 26cm wide

A Wardle cache pot, c1900, painted in the barbotine manner with daffodils, 14cm h, a similar teal blue and green ewer and a J R Mally & Co ochre glazed vase (3) Cache pot in good condition, the other two items also good with the odd minor graze

Worksplate MANNING WARDLE & CO LTD 1881 LEEDS 1915 ex 0-6-0 ST supplied to Kopper Coke ovens and By Product Co Glasshoughton Yorkshire and numbered 1. Oval cast brass, face lightly cleaned, measures 11in x 6.125in.

A Rare Victorian Swaithe Main Disaster Plate By J. Wardle And Co., with a white ground and black transfer print, the border pattern pertaining to the Swaithe Maine Colliery explosion of December 6th 1875 and listing the names of victims, the central transfer dedicated to J. Mitchell, coal owner, together with anothe dedicated to the secretary J. Normansell (2)

A Hallmarked Silver Pedestal Trophy Cup, SB&S Ltd, Chester 1908, foliate detailed in relief, engraved "This Cup was Presented for the Largest Increase of Business in The I Division 1908" "Presented to D.E.E. Biffen by J. Wardle Esqre Inspector Prudential Ass Co Ltd March 5th 1909", approximately 25cm high (350grams).

A box of miscellaneous costume jewellery, watches including a 9 ct gold cased Accurist ladies wristwatch, a John Wardle & Co compass, an AA car badge, a cased set of EPNS butter knives, etc.

Liberty & Co Pottery vase, early 20th century, vibrant orange glaze, stamped 'Liberty * Co', possibly Wardle Pottery, 33cm. Condition report:There are some nibbles and two chips to the rim. There are some fine surface scratches, dark patches and blemishes to the body. There are nibbles / chips to the base. There is no crazing. Please see additional uploaded images.

Worksplate MANNING WARDLE & CO LEEDS 1876 No 623 ex 0-4-0 ST supplied to the Bilbao Iron Ore Company Spain and numbered 11. Oval engraved brass, face lightly cleaned, measures 11in x 6.25in.

A collection of approximately 500 railway photographs,to include examples depicting;overseas locomotives including, the 275 'Rauhenstein', 237 'Schockel', 252 'Avisio', 818 'Klagenfurth' STEG 800 KKSEB series 32, an OK 930/03 Swedish Ray Club, a Bergolagernao Ry BJ., and a 5326 PLM 535, copyright of the Ken Nunn Collection - The Locomotive Club of Great Britain, and stations including Augsberg Shed dated 14th June 1958, copyright by Major E.A S. Cotton, UK locomotives,including an M&GN no.25 Spalding c.1930, copyright from the J. Scott-Morgan Collection, M&GN 4-4-0 No.32 in Cromer dated 19.8.29, copyright from the H.F Wheeller Collection, M&GNr 0-6-OT No.97 c.1890s, copyright from the Milepost 92 1/2-railphotolibrary.com, a DS2 43 South Lynn, a 5424 Nottingham Vitoria c.1920s, copyright from the J. Scott-Morgan Collection, and an LY 700 Victor, copyright Real Photographs Ltd.,Scottish locomotivesincluding a H.R jones Goods Class no. 116, copyright Locomotive & General Railway, a 1374 H.L Salmon and 460 56 Clan Mackenzie 1921, an LMS Jones VGoods no. 17930 Inverness dated 8.9.36, copyright R.S Carpenter Photos, and a 2.4.0 no. 29 'Raigmore' on train at Fort George c.1905, and Industrial locomotives, including an NCB Darford No.3 HE 3170/44 dated 12/9/59, copyright J.A Peden, a MAnning Wardle No. 270 STD Gauge destined for Jos. Vaughan Bishops Auckland dated 1896a Hudswell 450/1895 Hiers of Paul Demidoff Prince of Dan Donato (Estonia), and a Warner & Co Ltd. Cargo Fleet 'Bessie' HE W5/78 dated 10.10.64, copyright Industrial Railway Society Brian Webb Collection,each approximately 15 x 10cm (qty.)Condition ReportWear to the edges and corners of the photographs. Includes some printed examples. The majority of photographs are labelled in pencil to the reverse. All are divided into their appropriate sections in a box. Please see additional images for full inventory.

Twenty-four 18th and 19th century published works. M. De VOLTAIRE. 'romances, Novels, and Tales,' volume the second, original publishers boards, cracked inner joint, advertisements, Lackington, Allen, and Co, London, 1806; 'Mr Hogg's New Novelists Magazine or Lady's & Gentleman's Entertaining Library,' rubbed and bumped boards, engraved frontis, titlepage and dedication, some staining, Alex Hogg, London, 1792; HENRY FIELDING. 'The History of Tom Jones,' precarious binding rubbed and bumped, engraved frontis and titlepage, spotting and toning throughout, Thomas Kelly, 1817; 'Trial. The King, on the Prosecution of Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle.....,' rebound, vg textblock, Samuel Tipper, London, 1809; 'The Keepsake edited by the Countess of Blessington,' original cloth with ornate gilt decorations, rubbed and bumped with loss to spine panel, frontis and engravings, David Bogue, London, 1849; With nineteen other works. (24)

Miscellaneous. Scarce Victorian Poetry Dedicated to the 1st Duke of Westminster, Naylor (R.A.), Nugæ Canoræ, sole edition Printed for Presentation Only/[By] Bowker Brothers, Middle Row, Goswell Road, London, n.d. [1888], original cloth gilt, the upper-cover centred by the Grosvenor crest, all edges gilt, 4to, Eliot (George), The Spanish Gypsy: A Poem, first edition, Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1868, lacking ffep, original cloth, 8vo, Hyndman (H.M.), The Bankruptcy of India […], sole edition, London: Swan Sonnenschein, 1886, lacking ffep, original cloth (tired), 8vo, Anon, Etiquette; or, the Perfect Lady, London: Milner and Sowerby, n.d. [1855], original publisher’s green cloth, small 8vo, Second World War, The Diary of 85 (Essex) Medium Battery Royal Artillery 1943-1945, Margate: Printed by W.J. Parrett, Ltd, 1947, cloth, 8vo, Thackeray (W.M.(M), The English Humourists of the Eighteen the Century, London: Smither, Elder and Co., 1858, publisher’s cloth boards, 8vo, Travel, Enock (C. Reginald, F.R.G.S.), Peru, first edition, London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1908, presentation copy blind stamp, original cloth, 8vo, further travel, Salisbury (William), The Botanist’s Companion, volume II only, London: Longman, et al., 1816, publisher’s boards, 12mo in 6s, The Mirror, volume II, 1823, original publisher’s boards, 8vo, Moat’s Short-Hand, 1833, calf over marbled boards, tired, 8vo, Mark Twain, John Ruskin, 8vo, Wardle on Silk Fibre, 1908, original cloth, 8vo, Victorian building, construction, and manufacture, etc., (33).

James Webb (British, 1825-1895)Constantinople signed and dated 'James Webb 1873' (lower left); further dated and inscribed '1873-4/Constantinople/Painted by/James Webb for W.Wardle Esq' and signed with monogram (on the reverse)oil on canvas61.5 x 102.5cm (24 3/16 x 40 3/8in).Footnotes:ProvenanceW. Wardle Esq. (from the artist).With W. Barker & Co., Harrogate, 1928.Private collection, UK.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Kelly (Christopher). A Full and Circumstantial Account of the Memorable Battle of Waterloo: The Second Restoration of Louis XVIII; and the Deportation of Napoleon Buonaparte to the Island of St. Helena..., 1st edition, London: printed for Thomas Kelly, 1817, engraved portrait frontispiece and additional title, folding map with outline colour, 18 engraved plates, a few tears and a few leaves frayed, some offsetting and stains, contemporary half calf, repaired, 4to, together with Addison (Henry R.) A Rough Sketch of the Field of Waterloo, 1st edition, Brussels: Belgian Company of Booksellers, Hauman & Co., 1839, half title, large folding plan of the Battle of Waterloo with outline colour (repair to verso), folding table, some spotting and small water stain, modern half calf, 8vo, plus Mercer (General Cavalié). Journal of the Waterloo Campaign kept throughout the Campaign of 1815, by the Late General Cavalié Mercer, Commanding the 9th Brigade Royal Artillery, [edited by Cavalié A. Mercer] 2 volumes, 1st edition, Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1870, half titles, occasional light spotting, blindstamps to front endpapers, bookplates of Sir Charles Wolsely, contemporary half calf, spines a little faded, 8vo, with 11 others including William Granville Eliot's A Treatise on the Defence of Portugal, 3rd edition, 1811, Stratford's Authentic Edition of the Charges brought against His Royal Highness the Duke of York, by Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle, 2 volumes, 1809, From Cadet to Colonel. The Record of a Life of Active Service, by Major-General Sir Thomas Seaton, 2 volumes in one, 1866, Letters of Colonel Sir Augustus Simon Frazer, K.C.B. Commanding the Royal Horse Artillery in the Army under the Duke of Wellington, edited by Major-General Edward Sabine, 1859, and The Life and Campaigns of Hugh First Viscount Gough Field-Marshal, by Robert S. Rait, 2 volumes, 1903 (with loose cut signature of Lord Gough)QTY: (17)

Great War 1914-15 Star Medal Trio to a Private in the 14th Battalion Durham Light Infantry Who Died of Wounds Received in the Attack on Dynamite Magazine in April 1917, 1914-15 star, British War and Victory medal, “14526 PTE. R. WARDLE DURH. L.I.” Ralph Wardle was a 19 year old Miner from Greenwood Gate, Bishop Auckland, Co. Durham when he attested for the Durham Light Infantry in September 1914. Arriving in France on 11th September 1915 he served as a Bugler in C Company and his record shows he was wounded 3 times in 1916 (19/2, 27/4 and 18/9). He received multiple shrapnel wounds on 22nd April 1917 during the Battalions attack on Dynamite Magazine in the Lens/Loos sector of the line. The initial attack was successful but during the day heavy casualties were taken from sniping, bombardments and multiple counter attacks until at 4.45pm the 25 remaining men retreated to Nero trench. At some time during the day Ralph was transferred to 33 C.C.S. where he died from his wounds 2 days later. During the period 20-23rd April the battalion’s casualties were 2 Officers and 24 Other Ranks killed, 10 Officers and 173 Other Ranks wounded and 24 missing. It is sobering to note that the page of the roll for the 1914-15 star on which Ralph Wardle’s name appears has 12 other names listed all of whom are also shown as dead. Ralph Wardle is buried in Bethune Town Cemetery in the Pas de Calais, France

James Webb (British, 1825-1895)Constantinople signed and dated 'James Webb 1873' (lower left), dated and inscribed '1873-4/Constantinople/Painted by/James Webb for W.Wardle Esq' and signed with monogram (on the reverse)oil on canvas61.5 x 102.5cm (24 3/16 x 40 3/8in).Footnotes:ProvenanceW. Wardle esq. (from the artist).With W. Barker & Co., Harrogate, 1928.Private collection, UK.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A WARDLE ART POTTERY CACHE-POT, early 20th century, designed by Frederick Rhead, of baluster form and moulded with trees, the turquoise glazed stylised leaves issuing from tubelined stems, on a blue ground, impressed "Made for Liberty & Co.", 4 1/2" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)No cracks or restoration, a little wear to glaze on rim

Worksplate MANNING WARDLE & CO LTD LEEDS No 1972 1919 ex 0-6-0 ST supplied new to Rugby Portland Cement, New Bilton Works and later used at Totternhoe Lime & Stone Co Ltd, Stanbridgeford, Bedfordshire. Oval cast brass, face cleaned, measures 11in x 6in.

A collection of Art Deco ceramics to include Thomas Forester & Sons Wardle Ware, Myott, Son & Co, Arthur Wood and similar. [5]

RARE WARDLE & Co. 'ARCADIAN CHARIOTS' SALESMAN'S SAMPLE, C.1910, in the form of a flat teapot, 23cms long

Early 20th century tubelined jardiniere: Unmarked, possibly Wardle & Co, diameter 23cm.

Dogs and Other Animal Themed Cigarette and Trade Cards, various sets comprising, Players Dogs Arthur Wardle (2), Dogs A Series, Ogden's Dogs, Ardath Champion Dogs XL25, Churchmans Racing Greyhounds, Gallaher Dogs A Series/2nd Series, Melox Happy Families (dogs) M32, Players Cats L24, Nature Series, British Livestock (2), Types of Horses L 25, Franklyn Davey & Co Hunting, Lambert & Butler Horsemanship (2) and Faulkners Prominent Race Horses of the Present Day series 1/2, F-G, (18 sets)

Cigarette cards - Two blue binders (10/11) containing a large selection of miscellaneous cards, in sets and part sets, including Lambert & Butler - Naval Portraits, Rhodesian Series. Gallahers - Royalty Series, The Great War Series, Butterflies & Moth. R & J Lea Ltd - Chairman Miniatures (First Series, Gold Border), Old Pottery & Porcelain (Recorder Cigarettes. Second and Third series). Hignett Cigarettes - Greetings of the World. John Player & Sons - Coronation Series, Ceremonial Dress, Animals of the Countryside. Motor Cars (A Series and 2nd Series), Badges & Flags of British Regiments, Derby & Grand National Winners, Cycling, Struggle for Existance, Country Seats & Arms, Regimental Uniforms, Uniforms of the Territorial Army, Dogs by Wardle, Birds and Their Young, Modern Naval Craft. W D & H O Wills Ltd - 27/32 Drum Horses (Plain Back), Aviation, The Coronation Series, Roses (2nd Series), Garden Flowers by Sudell. W A & A C Churchman - Pipes of the World. Ogden's - Modern War Weapons. Carreras Ltd - Britains Defence. Together with a number of odd/ type cards, some scarce, in varying condition, some poor, including Chairman - R J Lea Ltd (Chairman) - War Portraits, War Pictures, Old Pottery & Porcelain. Gallahers - Useful Hints Series, Regimental Colours & Standards (Nos 151 - 200), The Great War second Series, Types of the British Army. Taddy - Orders of Chivalry, Prominent Footballers (J Brearley), British Medals & Ribbons, V C Heroes-Boer War. Ogden's - Famous Footballers, Orders of Chivalry. W D & H O Wills Ltd - Regimental Colours & Cap Badges (United Services Cigarettes), Coronation Series, Cricketers 1928 (Queen Alexandra -1901), Seaside Resorts. Stephen Mitchell & Son - British Warships, Seals. Adkin & Sons - Soldiers of the Queen. The American Tobacco Co - Beauties. John Player & Sons - Celebrated Bridges, Cities of the World, Life on Board A Man of War, 9 Military Series and other makers.

A Wardle pottery vase, probably designed by Frederick Rhead, painted with flowers and blossom against a blue ground, number 310, painted marks, 15.5cm high, together with a Crown Devon four piece floral cruet set, and a Geoge Clews and Co Regency pattern twin division flower holder. (3)

WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) FOR MORRIS & CO. TWO PANELS OF ORIGINAL 'TULIP' FABRIC, REGISTERED 1875block printed cotton; red colourway, white ground, marked to selvedge and to top of larger panel REGD. MORRIS & COMPANY, 96cm x 710cm and 96cm x 96cmFootnote: Literature: Parry, Linda William Morris Textiles, V&A 2013, p.207, no.9 Note: This fabric was printed by Thomas Wardle & Co., Leek, England

WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) FOR MORRIS & CO. TWO PANELS OF ORIGINAL 'BIRD & ANEMONE' FABRIC,block-printed cotton, mustard colourway, 359cm x 92cm and 209cm x 92cm; FOUR PANELS OF ORIGINAL 'KENNET' FABRIC, REGISTERED 1883, block-printed cotton, designed by William Morris, mustard colourway 126cm x 95cm, 127cm x 95cm, 91cm x 94cm; blue colourway 69cm x 48cm; a SINGLE PANEL OF ORIGINAL 'SNAKESHEAD' FABRIC, REGISTERED 1876, block-printed cotton by Thomas Wardle & Co., Leek, 193cm x 96cm; a SINGLE PANEL OF ORIGINAL UN-NAMED JACOBEAN-STYLE FABRIC, CIRCA 1918, printed cotton by Thomas Wardle & Co., Leek, 91cm x 80cm; a SINGLE PANEL OF ORIGINAL 'SCROLL', 'LITTLE SCROLL' OR 'WILLOW' FABRIC, REGISTERED 1895, the design adapted from an earlier wallpaper design by Morris, 120cm x 90cm; and a SINGLE PANEL OF ORIGINAL 'TANGLEY' FABRIC, CIRCA 1915, printed cotton, 56cm x 94cm, all marked to selvedge REGD. MORRIS & COMPANY and MORRIS & COMPANY/ 449 OXFORD STREET/ LONDONFootnote: Literature: Parry, Linda William Morris Textiles, V&A 2013, p.226, no.44; p.237, no.55; 214, no.24; p.282, no.147; p.256, no.94; and p.281, no.143

WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) FOR MORRIS & CO. FOUR PANELS OF ORIGINAL 'TULIP' FABRIC, REGISTERED 1875block printed cotton; TWO PANELS OF RED COLOURWAY, pink ground, marked to selvedge MORRIS & COMPANY, 100cm x 212cm and 100cm x 262cm; TWO PANELS OF GREEN COLOURWAY, marked to selvedge REGD. MORRIS & COMPANY, 100cm x 332cm and 100cm x 380cmFootnote: Literature: Parry, Linda William Morris Textiles, V&A 2013, p.207, no.9 Note: This fabric was printed by Thomas Wardle & Co., Leek, England

A Milton ShieldBy Elkington & Co., Signed Morel Ladeuil Fecit 1866Of copper electrotype coated with oxidised silver, of slightly convex oval form with roped border, the central circular panel depicting Adam and Eve addressed by the archangel Raphael, framed on either side with ovoidal panels depicting subjects from Milton's 'Paradise Lost', sixth book, the hosts of Heaven attacking the rebels who are driven out and fall to perdition, St. Michael waving his flaming sword over the dragon who appears in human form, Sin and Death appearing either side at the base, the border with Zodiac signs symbolising the rolling year and flight of Time, the upper part of the shield depicting angels and seraphs soaring high above the strife below flanking the emblem of all Light and Life and encircled by winged cherub's heads, the interior with applied oval plaque of the Victoria & Albert Department of Sciences & Art 85.5 cm. highFootnotes:The original of this shield was manufactured for the 1867 Paris Exhibition for which Messrs. Elkington were awarded a gold medal. The shield and medal and now in the Victoria & Albert Museum. Made originally by Morel Ladeuil, a pupil of the renowned French craftsman Antoine Vechte, Elkington manufactured a large number of electrotypes that were made for sale at the South Kensington (later Victoria & Albert) Museum. For more information see Patricia Wardle, Victorian Silver and Silver-Plate, 1963, pp. 149, 150 and 172For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A suitcase containing various fans, wooden plaques and other items, along with an Edwardian Wardle & Co chamber pot, and a boxed Enema set

A COLLECTION OF LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY POTTERY, to include J.R.Mally and Co pomander, Bretby flow ware teapot (missing lid), Sarregumines onion shaped vase, near pair of Wardle posy vases, Wardle twin handle vase, unmarked gourd shape vase with three handles, unmarked yellow and green baluster vase, globular vase with flower decoration, a small bowl and a Vasco ware blue vase, approximate tallest height 20cm (11)

Sharland (Edward W., active 1911-1925). Notre Dame Cathedral & Rheims Cathedral, 2 hand-coloured etchings, each signed and titled in pencil, plate size 53 x 31.5 m (20.8 x 12.4 ins), with margins, matching frames, glazed, each with Alexander Gallery, Bristol label to verso, together with Bonnart (H.). L'Electeur d'Hanover, Ernest Auguste Electeur et Duc d'Hanover de la maison de Brunswik, & Madame L'Electrice d'Hanover, Sophie Dorotée fille George Guillaume Duc de Zell-Brunsvic, circa 1700, 2 hand-coloured etched plates, 28 x 18.5 cm (11 x 7.25 ins) mount aperture, matching gilt frames, glazed, plus a later 19th century restrike engraving of J.R. Smith's Les Deux Ami, or The Two Friends, 1778, and 2 colour mezzotint copies after paintings of young ladies by Edmund Wardle, published by Alfred Bell & Co. Ltd., London, March 1st 1939, each framed and glazed (Qty: 7)

A Wardle & Co pottery chamberstick, decorated with a hunting scene and printed "Queens Hotel, Toronto, Canada"

Nameplate BEXHILL. Ex Standard Gauge 0-6-0ST built by Manning Wardle as works No.1365 in 1898. It originally worked for contractors H.M.Nowell and S.Pearson and Co. Ltd before going to the Ministry of Munitions at Darlington. In 1919 it was acquired by J.F.Wake, Dealers Darlington and was sold on to James Smith who owned an Ironworks at Hamworthy in Dorset. In about 1937 it moved to the British Sugar Corporation Factory at Sproughton just outside Ipswich and was scrapped there in 1952.

A FREDERICK RHEAD FOR WARDLE POTTERY ARTS AND CRAFTS HADCOTE VASE retailed by Liberty & Co, the blue ground with slip decorated flowers on tubelined stems, 14.5cm high, impressed marks to base, a Carlton Ware Handcraft Delphinium pattern circular pot and cover with wicker handle, 10cm high, a Crown Devon Cretian vase with tube lined decoration and a Plant Tuscan Faience handled vase decorated with grapes and pomegranates, 7cm high (4) Condition Report: All items have crazing. The Wardle vase is missing glaze on the top rim and has small frits around the top rim and base rim. Some wear to the slip decoration.

Worksplate 'Manning Wardle & Co. Ltd., Leeds, No 1759, 1910':, oval brass in green, 27.6cm

Worksplate MANNING WARDLE & CO LTD LEEDS 1740 1908 ex 0-6-0 ST delivered new to Scott Middleton Contractors Glamorgan then Lindsey Parkinson Contractors Civil Engineers. Oval cast brass measuring 11in x 6in, face restored. The other side to this plate is in the Victoria Museum in Australia.

Early 20th century desk clock with French movement, cylinder escapement and circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a circular brass case with top-mounted handle, on two peg feet (key present), together with First World War period barometer altimeter by John Wardle & Co. London, no. 3486, 1918 (2)

A Rare Victorian Swaithe Main Disaster Plate By J. Wardle And Co. White ground with black transfer print, the border pattern pertaining to the Swaithe Maine Colliery explosion of December 6th 1875 and listing the names of victims, the central transfer dedicated to J. Mitchell, coal owner. Dia, 8 3/4 inches. Old hairlines and several chips. Please note this is a televised lot in conjunction with BBC Antiques Roadtrip

A Swaithe Main Colliery Explosion Pottery Plate, printed in brown, the centre with a tomb inscribed "J. Mitchell Coal Owner Died Jay. 24 1876", the border with names of the victims, the reverse inscribed 'Designed and manufactured by J. Wardle and Co, Middlesbro and Stoke on Trent', damaged, 21cm diameter.

An Original Catalogue: Locomotives, Manning, Wardle and Co. Limited, Leeds, England.

•ARTHUR WARDLE (1864-1949) `THE CHASE IS BETTER THAN THE CATCH` Signed, oil on canvas 37 x 52.5cm. Provenance: Inherited by the present owner by descent, Co. Antrim. ++ Good condition

Builders Plates, Railwayana: 'Manning, Wardle & Co Ltd, Leeds 1915, No.1880' Brass, 'Dubs & Co, Glasgow Locomotive Works 1897, No.3533', brass, 'Conversion by FRS Doncaster Works, 1989, No.973 265' cast iron, 'DB 987 128, 20 ton, Horwich 1979, Lot No.3970' cast iron

Nameplate DONINGTON. Ex standard gauge 0-4-0ST built by Manning Wardle, works number 913 in 1884. New to Moira Colliery Co Leicestershire where it served its full life until scrapped in 1946. Cat brass measuring 39.5in x 7 in, face restored rear original.

An 0 Gauge Finescale Manning Wardle 0-6-0 Saddle Tank Locomotive and Rolling Stock, the locomotive largely unpainted and based on a modified Hornby (00 Gauge) chassis, F-G, together with an unmade Slater’s Midland Railway 6-wheeled coach kit (E, unopened), and a made-up kit-built ‘London & North Weston (sic) Railway van lettered for the Swift Motor co, G (3)

WARDLE & CO. An Arts & Crafts Wardle & Co. 'Georgian' pattern candlestick, designed by Frederick Rhead. Impressed & printed marks. Height 20cm.

Two Hunslett oval brass 1936 plates on wooden mounts, a Manning Wardle & Co Leeds 1921 plate, together with an Aveling Porter plate No 6369 for Rochester Kent and a 1938 US Army black cast iron plate. (5)

WARDLE 'GEORGIAN'. An Arts & Crafts Wardle & Co., 'Georgian' pattern candlestick, designed by Frederick Rhead. Impressed & printed marks. Height 20cm.

Excellent collection of UNSIGNED Obituaries of Colditz POWs. Cdr Billie Stephens DSC* & Flt Lt Hank Wardle MC both made Home runs from Colditz, Flt Lt Dominic Bruce OBE MC AFM, Flt Lt Francis Flinn, Jack Best co-constructor of the Glider, Tunnelling expert Douglas Jim Rogers, Major R.D.S. skelly Ginn inventive engineer behind almost every Colditz escape attempt, Lt Cdr Geoffrey stooge Wardle, Major General W.M. Broomhall CB DSO OBE, Sqn Ldr Peter Tunstall his numerous escape attempts earned him 412 days solitary confinement, Engineer Flt Lt Lorne Welch, Controller of the secret radio Lt Col Jimmy Yule, Saboteur Jim Cheshire MC, Major Jack Pringle MC* author of Colditz Last Stop, Lt Col David Hunter MC, Fleet Air Arm observer Lt Cdr Allan Cheetham, Major Hugh Bruce, Lord Campbell of Alloway Barrister began his legal career defending fellow prisoners on trial, often on trial for their lives at Colditz, and Submariner John Wilkins, sailor from the lower deck of the RN sent to Colditz for his escaping activities. First rate collection of inventive and daring of Colditz escapers. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticty. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.

BURNETT 9 HOURS MOVEMENT PLATE, 1871, by J Wardle, North Street, Middlesbro, mauve printed with coloured highlights, diameter 20.5cm; together with a WS & Co, Wedgewood, child's plate made for the German market; a Wileman plate black printed with a scene of two soldiers and a negro, another child's plate black printed with the motto 'Frugality is a fortune & industry a good estate', and six further child's plate with moulded floral borders (10)

Two Wardle & Co jugs and a Coronation mug designed by Dame Laura Knight

Two Wardle & Co jugs and a Coronation mug designed by Dame Laura Knight

A black painted Royal Navy sailor's storage box, circa 1901The top with painted rope decoration and inscription 'Simons Town & Cape Town, 1901', with brass plaque WH Lobb & Co, makers Burton-on-Trent, the front with name H. Wardle Sailor, the contents of the case with large quantity of naval uniforms to include Caps, trousers, shirts, blouses etc.

A set of eight mining disaster plates commemorating the Swaithe Main explosion, each with the names of the victims around outside edge and J. Mitchell Coal Owner and J. Normanswell Secretary to centre, designed and manufactured by J. Wardle & Co Middlesborough (8) 22cm diameter

An Art Deco Wardle & Co ewer, decorated with a ship in sail, 35cm high, together with a studio pottery coffee pot

A S & D Models 0 Gauge Kit-built Manning Wardle & Co Old Class1 0-6-0 Contractors Tank Locomotive, in light green and black, built and painted to a very good standard, in original box, VG, box G

A Wardle & Co. Art Deco "Georgian" pattern jug, 6in. (15cms) high; together with a chamber candlestick (broken handle). (2)

A Wardle Pottery Hadcote vase made for retail by Liberty & Co designed by Frederick Rhead, swollen cylindrical form, slip decorated with flowers on tubelined stems, glazed blue and another similar impressed Liberty & Co marks, minor glaze faults to top rim of second vase 25cm. high

Industrial Locomotive Nameplate manufactured from brass 'DONINGTON'. Ex standard gauge 0-4-0ST built by Manning Wardle, works number 913 in 1884. New to Moira Colliery Co Leicestershire where it served its full life until scrapped in 1946. 40 inches long x 7 inches tall.

Small Metal Labels: "T. & M. Horan, Portumna,"; "John Flannery, Woodville"; "J. Wardle & Son Ltd. Tractor Implement Agents, Coole;" "J. Hearn, Carrick-on-Suir,"; & Supplied and Erected by J. Atkins & Co. Ltd. Cork" 5 items, as a lot, w.a.f. (5)

1845 Swaithe Main Colliery Explosion commemorative plate, transfer decorated in black with orange lustre decoration, trim to centre inscribed J. Mitchell Coal Owner. Died Jay 24. 1876, names of the victims round the outside, 22cm diameter, made by J. Wardle & Co Middlesbro and Stoke on Trent.

A scratch-built Finescale 0 Gauge London Brighton & South Coast Railway 0-6-0 Locomotive and Tender, of the type supplied by Manning, Wardle and Co, with fluted dome and safety valve bonnet, finished in LBSCR ‘pre-Stroudley’s improvement’ Engine Green as No. 219; believed to be un-powered but complete with inside motion and built to exhibition standard; on wood-based display track in perspex case, E